Dare to Overshare
Dare to Overshare
Podcast Description
Dare to Overshare is your new favorite safe space where vulnerability meets vibe. Each week, Jackie invites artists, creators, dreamers, and doers to her cozy studio for the kind of deep, unfiltered conversations you wish more people were having. It’s not about interviews—it’s about connection. Every conversation is raw, real, and refreshingly human. From laugh-out-loud moments to jaw-dropping confessions, our guests go there—sharing personal stories, bold opinions, and the kinds of truths you usually only tell your best friend after a glass of wine.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes of vulnerability, mental health, and personal connection, featuring episodes that delve into topics like loneliness, emotional growth, and the struggles of modern relationships. For example, the episode with Calvin Cobb covers fears surrounding panic attacks and the search for authentic connections, creating a welcoming space for guests to express their true selves.
The conversations we avoid are the ones we need to have the most.
Dare to Overshare is a safe space for the refreshingly human conversations we usually keep to ourselves. In each episode, Jackie sits down with artists, creators, entrepreneurs, and everyone in between to talk about the things most people are afraid to say out loud. We dive deep into topics like identity, healing, relationships, mental health, fame, failure, faith, self-worth, and more.
It’s not about perfect interviews or polished answers. It’s about connection, honesty, and the kind of oversharing that makes you feel less alone.
Because oversharing isn’t a problem, it’s a love language.
Jackie sits down with David Nussbaum, founder of Proto, to talk about AI holograms, real-life holoportation, entrepreneurship, and what it actually takes to build something before the world understands it.
David created Proto around a wild idea: what if someone could appear right in front of you from anywhere in the world and actually feel like they were there? What started as a futuristic vision has become a real company using hologram technology, AI avatars, and human-like digital presence in airports, doctor’s offices, museums, entertainment, and beyond.
David shares how he came up with the idea for Proto, what it was like getting rejected over and over again, why entrepreneurs have to be a little delusional, and how he knew this was the idea worth betting on. He also opens up about building a company from scratch, pitching a technology people didn’t understand yet, balancing ambition with family, and learning how to turn impossible ideas into something real.
This conversation is for anyone with a big dream, a business idea, a creative vision, or a goal that feels too weird, too early, or too impossible. It’s about trusting your vision before other people understand it, building through rejection, and learning when an idea is actually worth betting your life on.
In this episode:
- What Proto Hologram is and how it works
- The future of AI holograms and AI avatars
- How David Nussbaum founded Proto
- Why presence is the secret sauce behind hologram technology
- Getting rejected while building a startup
- Howie Mandel sliding into David’s DMs
- Proto on Big Brother
- AI avatars in airports like SFO, JFK, LaGuardia, and Boston Logan
- Hologram technology in healthcare and doctor’s offices
- The Ozzy Osbourne AI avatar and digital legacy
- Entrepreneurship, manifestation, persistence, and betting on your vision
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