PAT DUBOIS

Twenty years in radio. Now I build things.

CH 01

WHO

Twenty years in media and radio, most of it within arm's reach of a board like the one up top. The job was simple. Say the thing clearly, watch the meters, make it land.

These days I build things. Software, with AI agents doing more of the typing than I do. It turns out the whole game is still communication: you tell the machines what you want, clearly, and out loud in my case.

Diet technical is my term for it. Deep enough to ship, allergic to jargon.

CH 02

BUILDING

Nothing is pinned up here yet, and that's on purpose. Old radio rule: you don't promote a show that doesn't have a time slot.

There is work on the bench every day, most of it made by talking to agents until it does what I meant. When something is ready for air, this channel comes up.

CH 04

EXTRAS

  • Dictation first. I talk to my machines more than I type. They're getting used to it.
  • The board taught me levels. So did quitting drinking.
  • The meters on this page are simulated. No microphone, no trackers, nothing phones home.