Since the dawn of time, humans have had this compulsion to tell stories and to be entertained.

From the mechanical cranes of ancient Greek theatre to Shakespeare's Globe. From the projected screen at the cinema to the screen in our pockets, every new technological breakthrough has changed how we tell stories, but never why we tell them.

In today's episode, we explore what the future of movies, film, and entertainment might actually look like as artificial intelligence knocks on the doors of creative industries.

We unpack Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, Pixar's philosophy on AI, why creators are increasingly bypassing traditional gatekeepers, and why community may become the most valuable asset in entertainment.

Inside the episode:

• Opening: Throwback to my childhood VHS camera  ...