An AI assistant that has read and listened to all 130 episodes—and answers with the clips and quotes to prove it.
Ask The Puck is built into this site. It has been through every conversation Jim has recorded—each episode transcribed in full and indexed for meaning, alongside every issue of the newsletter. Ask it what a guest argued, where an idea came up, or what the show has said about a subject, and it answers from the archive rather than from the open web.
Ask a question and it replies in prose, naming who said what and in which episode—then hands back the evidence beside the answer: the episodes it drew on, the relevant clips, and quote moments cued to the exact second.
Clips play in place. Audio quotes start at the moment under discussion. The archive comes back as media you can watch and hear, not a list of links.
Every answer offers threads worth pulling—related conversations, opposing arguments, the concept behind the claim. One question opens into a conversation rather than closing it.
Tap the microphone and ask out loud. It replies in an AI recreation of Jim’s voice, disclosed as such wherever it speaks, and never presented as a recording of him.
It gives no advice—not investment, financial, legal or medical. It shares what has been said on the show and points anyone who needs Jim to Jim. Where the archive has not covered something, it says so rather than filling the gap.