What happens to our ability to tell stories, when machines can write everything for us? In this compelling conversation that explores a fundamental piece of our humanity. Rob sits down with author, professor, and former federal government attorney, Leta McCollough Seletzky, whose writing has been featured in the New York Times, Oprah Magazine, The Washington Post and elsewhere, to explore the future and importance of writing in this age of AI. Leta explains why our ability to write and read, as humans is critical to our existence and our ability to thrive as a species, and how writing connects us, as well as what it takes to inspire the next generation of voices. Leta also opens up about her powerful memoir The Kneeling Man, revealing a deeply personal story tied to a defining moment in American history and her own upbringing. This episode is a reminder of the enduring power of words—even in a world that's rapidly changing.
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Chapters
00:00 The Importance of Writing in Society
05:52 AI's Role in Writing and Communication
11:56 The Value of Writing Skills in a Digital Age
17:51 Teaching Writing: Methods and Approaches
23:59 Inspiring the Next Generation of Writers
29:42 Diversity in Storytelling and Its Societal Impact
35:56 The Kneeling Man: A Personal Story
47:46 Navigating Public Discourse and Online Communication
53:31 The Power of Writing in Today's World
59:38 Career Evolution: From Law to Writing