In this episode of the Discussing Stupid podcast your host Virgil Carroll has a conversation with Brett Matson, the Managing Director of Funnelback Search Technology, about search, semantic search, knowledge graphs, artificial intelligence in search, and the related leverages and pitfalls.

In this episode of the Discussing Stupid podcast, your host Virgil Carroll has a conversation with Kanwal Khipple about successful and consistent user experience (UX) across multiple channels.

Discussing trends of old that are revisiting us in today's digital strategies

Join Virgil Carroll and Martin Michalik as they tackle how content friction can disrupt your team's flow and discuss ways to reduce conflict and build a better content system

Join Virgil Carroll and Heather Newman as they explore the complex topic of diversity in messaging, poke fun at many of our predisposed ideas about how diversity in messaging works (its not just about your person count in images) and gives real world examples on the dos and donts we should all try to follow.

Today Virgil talks with Doug Burgett, Creative Director at the University of Illinois about the unique challenges and opportunities when tackling digital accessibility compliance with a lot of 'cooks in the kitchen' (i.e. content contributors)

Join Virgil Carroll for Monkey Byte 3.5. Follow along as Virgil digs through some of the more popular tools in the world of customer experience and see how well these companies are prepared for the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Virgil digs through tools like Facebook, LinkedIn, Hootsuite and even Mail Chimp to see what steps they are taking to comply with the new regulation.

Since Virgil knew you couldn’t get enough about good data practice regulations, he decided to do another episode on GDPR . . . yay! He is joined by data security expert Liam Cleary of SharePlicity

Join Virgil Carroll, in the second 'MonkeyByte' episode of the series, as he talks more about GDPR and more specifically containing consent. It is important when using user’s information that you've collected that you receive specific consent for the types of activities in which you plan to use their information. Whether that be newsletters, email campaigns and or any other type of activities.

Join Virgil Carroll as he joined by guest David Komarek of Kentico to have yet another GDPR discussion, but this one has a little bit different twist