Leland Conway is at it again, stirring up controversy and sparking important conversations on his show. This time, he's tackling the age-old question: when did Halloween become a two-week holiday? It seems like every year, the celebration starts earlier and earlier, with people decorating their homes in mid-September and trick-or-treating on multiple days. But is this a good thing? Leland shares his own personal experiences with Halloween, from his childhood memories of trick-or-treating to his current-day observations of adults dressing up and asking for candy.

In this episode, Leland also dives into the world of artificial intelligence and its impact on the workforce. He's joined by expert Dante King, who shares his insights on how AI is changing the job market and what it means for workers. From the banking industry to the tech sector, Dante breaks down the numbers and explains how AI is affecting different levels and layers of the workforce. But is this a good thing? Is AI truly making us more productive, or is it just a recipe for disaster?

Leland and Dante also discuss the concept of responsible capitalism and what it means to be a responsible leader in the age of AI. They explore the idea of buying the rights to labor from workers who are displaced by technology and licensing their own abilities. It's a complex and thought-provoking conversation that will leave you wondering what the future holds.

So, tune in to this episode to hear Leland and Dante's conversation on the intersection of Halloween, AI, and responsible leadership. They'll explore the age-old question of when it's too old to trick-or-treat, and what it means to be a responsible capitalist in the age of AI. Join the conversation and share your thoughts on social media using the hashtag #LelandConway.

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