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Full Episode Transcript:
Kate Bradley Chernis - What Have You Done For Me Lately-
Chris Stone: As a content creator, do you struggle with how to use all of your content in the best way? We'll on this episode of casters. We talked to the CEO of Lately, Kate Bradley Chernis, who's changing the world of content re-purposing using artificial intelligence.
Jim Fuhs: Kate is not only the rocking CEO of Lately, but also understands the challenges of good content creation.
She has amazing story of resilience and persistence. That has led her to found a company that is charting the way ahead and how you as a client can use artificial intelligence to not only create content quickly, but effectively.
Chris Stone: What have you done for me Lately? Let's find out.
Kate Bradley Chernis: Hey, you guys
use that photo before on any podcast or any strategy
that you guys got that one first, that particular one tell you what it is by the way. So that little guitar, my, my husband is a guitar player and I don't know, it's some collection item, whatever, but he fixed it up for somebody. We had it. They loan each other guitars.
That's what guys do, so we added on a loan and we got drunk one night. We were like, let's set up. He was a fashion photographer in the city for years. And assisted Jill bound, Simone and Patrick and like all these guys, right though, guys. And so he had all of his set paper and stuff like that.
And we used to set it up the living room and then just do photo shoots, so we're like, let's get the guitar out and let's do jumps, and so we were doing those and we had gotten engaged about a month before and we thought this is 10 years ago. So before everyone was doing photo sets for their weddings or whatever, and we're like, Hey, let's do this for our wedding.
And the people who own that guitar. Actually he came and picked it up, like randomly, they were like, Oh, we don't want to loan it to you anymore. We want it back. And so we took a picture of it beforehand, blew it up into almost life size and then built a two replicas so that our guests at our wedding could like dress up like us.
We took this whole series of, yeah, look, there's a whole bunch of them. That's just one of them. And they all make me look like I play guitar, which I don't what he does. You
Chris Stone: look so comfortable. It looks like you're just like, I don't know what song or Ramones. I
Kate Bradley Chernis: think we had some Boston on when that night, when we were pretty
Chris Stone: more than yeah.
Kate Bradley Chernis: Who knows? Yeah. But what's great. Is people just now we've learned with marketing and how I was in radio is that people love to go behind the scenes. They want a sneak peek of what's it really like? And so for the wedding, that's what we decided to do was so not to go on about weddings, but I made the, all the wedding invitations were backstage badges that you were around your neck and cause we couldn't afford to pay for everybody.
Cause we paid ourselves. We had little all passes and then after show only, for the drinks and stuff like that fun is that it was really, it was great. Yeah. We just wanted to give people like a feeling of what it's like, what our lives were like, because they were pretty cool. We didn't make a lot of money, but, David was he was managed by cheap tricks management.
So he used to open up for cheap trick and the Dixie chicks, it's pretty cool. And then I met some cool people along the way, too, yeah,
Chris Stone: that'...
