80-Twenty Studios Broadcast

80-Twenty Studios Broadcast

di Sara Chandler
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CringeFace Labs: Transforming Work with Robotic Process Automation

Joe from CringeFace Labs joins the 80/20 Studios podcast to explain how his team builds robotic process automation “digital team members” (software bots) to help business teams overwhelmed by repetitive digital work. He discusses how large language models can improve RPA—especially for error handling—but emphasizes reliability, data protection, audit trails, and keeping a human in the loop, warning about risks like prompt injection, context drift, and expanded vulnerabilities from RAG. Joe shares a real example of automating a real estate investor’s monthly lookup of 20,000 numbers by creating a bot named Tad, and outlines the delivery process: discovery, Process Definition Document (PDD), solution design, development, and testing with stakeholder sign-offs and a center of excellence review. He argues there’s no one-size-fits-all tool, advises avoiding “snake oil,” and recommends simple security steps like family passwords to counter deepfake scams. He invites listeners to book a free 30-minute consultation at cringeface.com.

The real with Amie and Sara at 80-twenty Studios

The real deal

Let's introduce the 80-Twenty Partnership and how we are pulling it off.

This podcast transcript introduces 8020 United Methodist Church and its companion business, 8020 Studios, located in O'Fallon, Missouri. Lead pastor Amie Martin explains that the church operates on a unique model where 80% of resources are dedicated to community service and only 20% to overhead costs. To sustain this ambitious financial goal, the church established 8020 Studios, a professional co-working and event space that generates revenue to cover facility expenses. Operational manager Sara Chandler describes how the studios foster a collaborative environment for nonprofits and ethical businesses while directly funding local ministry efforts. By renting office space or hosting events, members of the public contribute to a sustainable engine for social good and poverty alleviation. Together, the two entities aim to bridge the gap between professional work and community restoration.

Inside 80- Twenty studios

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80-Twenty Studios is a professional workspace designed to balance individual productivity with a vibrant community atmosphere. The facility provides specialized environments including a polished Zoom room for virtual meetings and a versatile conference space for high-level business development. Creatives can utilize a dedicated podcast studio, while the recreational zone offers table tennis and air hockey to encourage social interaction during breaks. Operations are managed by Sara Chandler, who ensures the environment remains supportive and collaborative for all tenants. Ultimately, the venue serves as a comprehensive hub where private office work seamlessly integrates with networking and creativity.

Raising Digital Workers at home

A clip from our team about a conversation we had in the office the other day.