Kris Keppeler

Kris Keppeler

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Hi, I’m Kris, audiobook narrator/producer, actor, voice actor, and writer. After discovering my singing voice in Jr. High choir, I enjoy using my voice to amuse and instigate. I’ve impersonated a cat, a prince, a princess, a witch, a dragon, and an anteater with my voice. My experience includes narrating and producing over 50 audiobooks published on Audible and narrating funny stories on my podcast, Does This Happen to You. I’ve written articles about health and fitness, elderberries, vegan wine, and small business technology. Visit my IMDB page for stage, video game, and screen credits.

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p/superinboxRohan Chaubey•

2mo ago

Would you trust AI to reply to your emails yet?

Like a lot of you, I live in Gmail all day. Clients, community members, investors, team updates, random newsletters I swear I never subscribed to, it s chaos.

I was spending 2 3 hours just replying to people. And every AI email tool I tried told me the same thing:

Just move your entire workflow to our new shiny email app! or drastically changed my Gmail UI.

Rohan Chaubey•

6mo ago

What’s something AI agents still can’t do right now that you really wish they could?

I ve been hunting and playing around with AI agents for a while now, and while the progress is impressive, I keep running into things that make me think: Why can t it just do this already?

What s one thing you wish agents could do today that they just can t (yet)?

Aytekin•

7mo ago

Anyone else feel like presentations haven’t really evolved?

Hey there, lately I ve been thinking on why do presentations still feel so manual?

Even with all the tools out there, making a deck still takes a ton of effort. And once it s done, it s usually just a bunch of static slides. You present, people (hopefully) listen, and that s it. Especially for things like onboarding or training, it still feels like a one-way street.

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