Timecode A.I. West

Cowboys | Ep. 10 | Ten Gallons Deep: California Gold, Twilight Zones & The Wild

Our 10th episode! Ten rides in the can, and we’re celebrating the only way we know how — by

going completely off script. No guests, no notes, just a father-son free-for-all through film history,

memory, and the strange present tense we’re all living in.

Here’s what we wrangle in this milestone episode:

Grand Prix (1966) — split screens, speed, and the ghost of live TVA road trip to the Kern River & the volunteer museum preserving Western film history

A love letter to Huell Howser and the lost art of public-access wonder

Revisiting The Twilight Zone, Rod Serling, and the haunted poetry of early television

A philosophical detour into A.I., art, and the uncanny future of filmmaking

Why A Christmas Carol is the original ghost story

The Luddite wars, ChatGPT’s “computational jellyfish,” and what’s next for the creative class

It’s part California postcard, part Twilight Zone rerun, part midnight symposium on where movies (and

maybe humanity) go from here.

Saddle up, pour a drink, and join us as we mark ten episodes of Timecode Cowboys — still out

here on the reel frontier.

Like, comment, and subscribe for the next ten rides.

Available wherever you pod!

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