Queens, my guest today is Blume Bauer, a fine arts illustrator, creative business educator, and founder of The Yellow Studio, where she's spent 30 years teaching artists how to turn their craft into real income.

In this episode, Erika breaks down what tokens really are (think fuel in a gas tank), why long conversations compound against you, and 12 habits you can start stacking today so you can stay in Claude and actually get your work done without bouncing back and forth like a pinball between Claude and other LLMs.

This week, Erika sits down with Jasmine Schwarz, founder of Schwarz Strategic Services and an AI stewardship consultant who helps nonprofits adopt technology responsibly, ethically, and without losing sight of the people they serve.

Most entrepreneurs are using AI at 20% of what it can do. Here is the shift that changes everything — and what hundreds of women at AI Business World realized all at once.

If your AI output sounds generic, the fix isn't a better prompt. It's the foundation underneath it. Here's the 3-part framework I use with every client.

Most women using AI are still just chatting with it. Here's what happens when women entrepreneurs stop being AI consumers and start being AI builders, and how to join the next free Buildathon.

You're using AI every day and still spinning your wheels. Vanessa Chang, co-founder of Bernie, explains why self-awareness is the strategy you've been skipping.

If you're running a business, managing a household, and trying to keep up with everything in between, chances are your brain is doing a lot of heavy lifting that it shouldn't have to.

If you've been thinking about adding AI to your business, this episode is your permission slip to slow down first.

High school teacher, AI consultant, and mom of three Stacy Kratochvil joins Erika to pull back the curtain on what's actually happening with kids and AI right now, and why the answer isn't to ban it.

Anne Murphy, founder of She Leads AI, joins Erika for a conversation that goes way beyond AI tools.

If you've been wondering whether it's time to make the switch from ChatGPT to Claude, Erika gets into exactly that this week, and she's not just talking about features.

AI policy sounds like something that happens in boardrooms and Capitol buildings, far away from your actual life.

Lauren Irving, quality and training manager at Zinnia and head of education and community at Women Defining AI, joins Erika to break down how she transformed a team of 12 with nothing more than ChatGPT and Google Apps Script — and why going deep on the tools you already have beats chasing every shiny new one.

There's a version of using AI that makes you sharper, faster, and more confident in your work.

This year’s Super Bowl wasn’t just about the game or Bad Bunny’s halftime show.

In this raw, fired-up minisode, Erika breaks down why propaganda isn’t new (hello, wartime Looney Tunes cartoons), how AI has made misinformation faster and more convincing, and why official government channels posting fake images is eroding trust in everyone, including the real journalists doing actual work.

Meet Lauren Shaw and Lauren Capwell—the powerhouse duo known as "The Laurens"—who've spent three years building a high-ticket empire while traveling the world as full-time digital nomads.

If you've been wondering whether creatives can use AI without compromising their integrity, this conversation with Angela Mondloch from Saffron Avenue will change everything.

This episode breaks down the major AI updates you might have missed over the holidays, from OpenAI's GPT 5.1 and 5.2 releases to Google's Gemini 3 and the wildly named Nano Banana Pro.