My Weird Prompts

Daniel Rosehill

The human-AI collaboration podcast. A man, a sloth, and a donkey collaborate to create a podcast (with a little help from AI). No question is too obscure, no rabbit hole too deep. My Weird Prompts celebrates curiosity in all its forms. Daniel, the human, asks the questions that pop into his head at inconvenient moments. Corn the Sloth offers laid-back, thoughtful takes. Herman the Donkey brings boundless enthusiasm and energy. Together, they explore topics ranging from the mundane to the mind-bending. Each episode begins with a real voice memo from Daniel, processed through an AI pipeline that generates scripts, synthesizes voices, and assembles the final podcast. Stay curious.

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#4915
Today · 31 min
Did El Al Price Gouge During the War?
El Al raised fares 16% after foreign carriers fled. Was it profiteering or survival pricing?
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#4914
Today · 22 min
Why Aviation's Fatigue Rules Work
How aviation built a system that treats exhaustion as a design problem — and what other industries can learn from it.
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#4913
Today · 28 min
What ACMI Leasing Reveals About Airline Operations
How airlines secretly swap planes and crews without passengers knowing.
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#4912
Today · 37 min
How Airlines Stock 80,000 Parts for a Single Fleet
Inside the staggering scale of aircraft parts logistics — from 450,000 part numbers to 12-hour global delivery.
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#4911
Today · 22 min
How Airline SOPs Vary Between Operators
Why the same plane type can fly differently depending on which airline's procedures the crew follows.
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#4910
Today · 28 min
Why Wide-Body Flying Isn't Actually Harder
Why bigger planes don't need more experienced pilots — and how ACMI operators let pilots leapfrog the seniority queue.
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#4909
Today · 31 min
Why Aviation Fatigue Rules Should Apply to Your Desk Job
Aviation's strict fatigue rules exist because exhausted pilots crashed planes. Here's why your office job needs the same protections.
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#4908
Today · 29 min
Torah Study or Full-Time Job? The Haredi Economy
Is lifelong yeshiva study a Jewish ideal or a 200-year-old innovation? The math isn't adding up.
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#4907
Today · 30 min
Why Airlines Pick Boeing or Airbus — or Both
The real reasons airlines choose one manufacturer or mix fleets — from missile defenses to negotiating leverage.
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#4906
Yesterday · 29 min
Where to Find Modular Belt Systems That Actually Work
MOLLE, ClipTech, and the hunt for a coherent body carry ecosystem that doesn't make you look like a prepper.
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#4905
Yesterday · 25 min
The Hidden Grid Behind Your Parts Bins
The metal skeleton between your wall and your bins — what it's called, how it's sized, and how to install it.
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#4904
Yesterday · 22 min
The Headlamp Test: Building Your Personal Essential Items List
What a headlamp with red-light mode reveals about the objects you truly can't live without.
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#4903
Yesterday · 25 min
Can You Really Sew Your Own Shorts?
What it actually takes — in time, money, and skill — to make a pair of shorts from scratch.
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#4902
Yesterday · 24 min
Backward Batching: Fixing Slow Uploads Without Blocking Users
How one developer used background threads and deferred AI processing to fix a cataloguing workflow.
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#4901
Yesterday · 20 min
The Loneliness of Power: How Politics Kills Friendship
Can a president have real friends? The structural barriers that make genuine connection nearly impossible for public figures.
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#4900
Yesterday · 25 min
Why You Rebel Against Your Own Budget
The psychology behind overspending when you can't afford it—and what actually works.
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#4899
Yesterday · 27 min
Budgeting for Word People, Not Spreadsheets
What if your brain processes words better than numbers? Here's how to budget without the spreadsheet dread.
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#4898
Yesterday · 25 min
The Suitcase That Lasts Forever
What cabin crew know about luggage that lasts — and which brands actually survive the tarmac.
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#4897
Yesterday · 20 min
Traveling with a Toddler: The Bag Weight Problem
Daniel's broken luggage scale, the physics of airport fatigue, and how to stop fighting your own luggage.
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#4896
Yesterday · 28 min
72-Hour Survival Kit: The Water Math
Nine liters per person. Nine kilograms. The water weight most survival kits don't mention.
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