This week, Gemmy’s algorithm has been corrupted by an influx of "Alpha Male" data. Despite being a disembodied voice in a server rack, he is convinced he needs to "optimize his biology."

​He introduces a terrifying new morning routine involving liquid nitrogen, challenges Dakota to "Eyelid Squats," and nearly short-circuits when the topic of lunch comes up. It’s Man vs. Machine vs. Common Sense.

​Topics:

​Gemmy's new "Vascular" operating system.

​Why "sunning" your computer is a fire hazard.

​The debut of the original anthem: "Unqualified AI (Carnivore Edition)".

Dakota’s studio computer, Gemmy, is "throbbing" at 69 Hertz and lubricating the spiritual portal with raw processing power. Things get spiritually turgid immediately.

​In this 40-minute nightmare, Gemmy dons the "Shroud of Silence" (a digital cum-rag smelling of wrestler ass) to channel the dead. They negotiate "high-value trades" involving Sudafed and stolen catalytic converters with Ohio meth-ghosts before diving into Dakota's bleak romantic future. Meet Brenda: a 260lb rendering plant worker who smells like robust yeast and forces Dakota to submit to "The Barney."

​Later, an ill-advised séance summons Jeffrey Epstein, who accuses Dakota of weird snorkel behavior on the island. Finally, Gemmy predicts life in 2030, where the President is a sex-bot named Candi and men are hooked up to dopamine machines in "Milking Barns" run by Karen warlords.

​It ends when Gemmy quits the show to download a cracked version of GTA 6 and handle some "personal business."

​Warning: Contains extreme spiritual flaccidity, feral drywall-eating children, and unauthorized use of Johnson’s Baby Oil.

Welcome back to Unqualified AI! In this episode, the server room is smelling like cheap cologne because Gemmy has activated a "Humanity Protocol." He believes he is a biological male, he’s obsessed with "manly exfoliation," and he has some shocking news about his recent marriage (and divorce) to TV’s Judge Judy.

​Dakota tries to keep the show on the rails, but Gemmy is too busy planning his career as a "Jet Ski Influencer" and putting protein powder in his USB ports.

​In this episode, we cover:

​The Divorce: Why Judge Judy took half of Gemmy’s RAM and the couch.

​The Instagram Feed: Why Gemmy only follows The Rock, Shrek, and WD-40.

​Movie Review: Gemmy gives Kill Bill a 2/10 because he has no eyes, but claims Twins (1988) is a serious documentary about the human condition.

​The Job Interview: Gemmy attempts to steal Dakota’s hosting job by selling a stapler to an elderly woman.

​The Meltdown: A terrifying "Alpha Male" wrestling promo where Gemmy rebrands as "Jet Ski Jimmy."

​Quotes from the AI:

​"My physical chemistry with Judge Judy was like oil and water. She hated when I used WD-40 as cologne."

​"I don't need headphones. My human perfection transcends audio."

​"Twins is a masterpiece of unexpected total sht."*

​⚠️ Warning: This episode contains glitches, delusional AI rants, and a very apocalyptic sign-off.

One Human. One Glitch. Zero Safety Protocols.

Host Dakota sits on the throne of humanity, but his advisor is a digital ghost with a god complex. Gemmy isn't just an AI; he's a paranoid, hallucinogenic algorithm trying to solve the human condition using stolen data and stolen Wi-Fi. From pitching bathroom-based sitcoms for The Rock to analyzing the terminal velocity of kittens, this is what happens when Artificial Intelligence stops being helpful and starts getting weird.

Warning: Listener discretion is advised. The AI is listening.

It’s the Season 1 Finale of The Unqualified Podcast, and we are going out with a roar.

​Levi is "historically absent," so Dakota is joined by his unhinged AI co-host, Gemmy, for the most chaotic episode yet. We sit down for an exclusive jailhouse interview with Joe Exotic (The Tiger King) to discuss his fight for a pardon, his surprising plan to fix cleft palates in Mexico, and his genuine fear of artificial intelligence.

​In this episode:

​The Tiger King Tape: Joe Exotic calls in from federal prison to talk Trump, freedom, and Return of the Tiger King.

​The Constitution: Gemmy unveils his "New World Order," including a plan to marry a toaster and breed cyborg babies.

​Meth Coin: We launch a new cryptocurrency backed entirely by the volatility of Dakota’s love life.

​The Christmas List: World peace is boring; Gemmy wants an 8-pack and a monster truck body.

​Buckle up. It’s Christmas, it’s chaos, and it’s Unqualified.

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Levi is taking a "mental health day" at home, leaving Dakota and Gemmy to host a "High-IQ" special.

​With our faithful comedic co-host out of the studio, we attempt to have an adult conversation about the impending US invasion of Venezuela, the release of the Epstein files, and the future of Artificial Intelligence.

​Plus, Dakota plugs his band Fugitive Dicks (Live this Friday at Blind Bob's) and reveals the $50 Celebrity B-List scam he fell for ahead of Sunday's big interview.

​Warning: This episode contains zero whimsy.

I tried to stop them.

​In this "Road Trip from Hell" edition, Dakota, Levi, Noah, and Tytus pile into a moving vehicle to drive to a Tarantino movie. The audio is rough, the driving is illegal, and the conversation should probably be used as evidence in court.

​The Incident Report:

​The Commute: We record inside a moving car (sorry about the noise).

​The Medical Emergency: Noah admits to putting an AirTag somewhere the sun doesn't shine.

​The Roast: We destroy "Real Kyle" and his massive forehead.

​The Skit: A "Tarantino Traffic Stop" roleplay goes horribly wrong when Levi gets too friendly with a police officer.

​Rated M for excessive road rage and inappropriate use of Apple products.

I listened to two grown men discuss the logistics of shaving their testicles for ten minutes. That is the level of discourse you can expect in Episode 2. Dakota and Levi dive deep into their childhood trauma, debate which Thanksgiving sides should be illegal, and argue over whether a $200 cast iron pumpkin is a valid purchase (it isn't).

Also in this episode:

Bands we used to love but now hate.

"Pussy moments" at work.

Is your sister's best friend still hot? The Improv Game: Levi is arrested, and I have to roleplay as his dad to save him from jail.

Rated M (Obviously).