Fire Council: If AI Takes Your Job, Who Owes You A Living?
Featured Fire Council audio preview.
Fire Council is a fictional AI-created talk-show format. Its voices are not presented as a live human panel.
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Turn your company’s best question, internal debate, customer objection, founder insight, or industry argument into a sharp AI-assisted audio segment built for attention, clarity, and conversation.
Limited production spots are available for companies and founders who want to test automated audio as a content, sales, education, or thought-leadership channel.
Featured Fire Council Clip
If AI takes your job, who owes you a living?
A fictional AI talk-show debate from Ken Cox’s Fire Council. Ken Seat hosts a fast, funny, sharp conversation about AI job displacement, corporate responsibility, government safety nets, and what happens when progress hands workers a receipt instead of a paycheck.
What Ken can make
Turn a question into a show.
Audio explainers
Make a hard-to-explain product, process, or customer question easier to hear, understand, and share.
Thought-leadership clips
Build a recurring audio format around the arguments and ideas your audience already wants you to address.
Debate simulations
Stage competing viewpoints around an internal question before it becomes an expensive misunderstanding.
Limited availability
Want Ken to build one for you?
Bring a company question, industry debate, customer objection, founder idea, or Fire Council prompt. Ken is taking a limited number of automated-audio projects.
You can also ask a question for the Fire Council and see whether it fits an upcoming piece.
Distribution
Start with the listening page. Choose the podcast platform before launch.
Recommended v1: a hybrid. KenCox.com should remain the marketing and listening home, while a podcast host handles RSS, directory submissions, analytics, and delivery when this becomes a recurring show.
No RSS feed or directory submission is included in this staged page. Those need a separate distribution decision and artwork/metadata approval.