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EPISODE · Feb 2, 2026 · 20 MIN

The tricky new way corporations are trying to clone you (& your kids)

from Let's Make Some Noise · host Edwina Adams

Ep. 34 of Let's Make Some Noise and in this episode, Edwina Adams interviews Rebecca Caplinger with Sidebar Consulting, a domestic violence survivor and legal expert (while waiting to pass the bar), who discusses her viral video about the legal implications of AI in entertainment, particularly regarding Netflix's new interactive content. They explore the importance of authenticity in personal branding, the legal rights surrounding likeness and privacy, and the impact of social media on public awareness. Rebecca shares her insights on navigating the digital landscape and the strategies she employs to help clients effectively brand themselves.Connect with Edwina: https://edwinaadams.com/linksChapters00:00 Introduction to Rebecca Caplinger03:08 The Impact of AI on Personal Branding05:43 Navigating AI Laws and Regulations08:37 The Importance of Authenticity in Branding11:33 The Role of Social Media in Advocacy13:55 Sidebar Consulting: Strategies for Success18:26 Conclusion and How to Connect with Rebecca

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