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Raff's BrainAuthor: Rob Raffety
Raffs Brain is my playground for goofy stories, real-life adventures, and experiments in how openness, creativity, and technology can bring people together and improve our lives. Expect Hot Yoga Problems, Riffin with Raff, Drive & Jive / Walk & Talk, and various zany side projects that are sometimes cathartic, sometimes ridiculous, and hopefully worth your time. Language: en-us Genres: Arts, Performing Arts, Personal Journals, Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Raff's Brain #216: Riffin' w Raff feat. Grauben Lara on Meta Glasses, POV Content, & the Future of Creation
Thursday, 19 March, 2026
In this episode of Riffin’ with Raff, Rob is joined by returning guest Grauben Lara for a thoughtful conversation about smart glasses, content creation, and the blurry line between innovation and intrusion.Grauben recently picked up a pair of Meta Ray-Bans and is already testing how wearable POV video can change the way creators tell stories. What starts as a conversation about a new gadget quickly turns into a bigger discussion about creative risk, ethics in public recording, audience engagement, and the future of always-on technology.Rob and Grauben also unpack what makes a new tool worth the investment, how creators can know when an experiment is actually working, and why the most important signal may be whether the work feels more alive and more authentic. It’s a funny, honest, and future-facing riff on where content is headed next.Call the Raff's Brain Hotline! Pick a topic, make a statement, ask a question!571-408-8058.OutlineGrauben returns to the podcast for another conversation with RobA new creative experiment: Meta Ray-Ban smart glassesCapturing content in first-person and learning the tool in real timeBuilding a story from raw footage instead of just collecting clipsThe tea shop example: tariffs, tea, and unexpected storytelling anglesPublic recording, creator ethics, and asking for consentPrivacy concerns in a world of wearable cameras and always-listening devicesThe future of smart glasses and what comes after smartphonesFashion, function, and the business side of emerging wearable techRob’s own experience using the glasses during his 30-day content challengeWhat success looks like when testing a new creative formatWhy repetition, experimentation, and personal taste matter in content creation
