ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Welcome to Still Human — a biweekly podcast by Oshen Studio featuring thoughtful conversations
with builders, creators, and thinkers working with AI in real life. Rather than focusing on hype or
optimization, we explore how technology affects our time, focus, creativity, and sense of self — and
where being human still matters most.
with builders, creators, and thinkers working with AI in real life. Rather than focusing on hype or
optimization, we explore how technology affects our time, focus, creativity, and sense of self — and
where being human still matters most.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
biweekly
Average audio length:
48 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
12 episodes
since Jan. 29, 2026
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
鬧鐘響完，他先看 AI 昨晚幫他完成了什麼。 本集來賓洪璿岳，FlyiDEA 心電感應科技創辦人，兩週交付一個 MVP，不拿創投的錢。 我們聊他每天真正在跑的 AI workflows：AI agent 怎麼幫他監看幾十個 LINE 群組裡的風險訊息、 他怎麼用 AI 拆解 Product Hunt 的產品邏輯、以及為什麼他認為 AI 時代的瓶頸不在執行， 而在你能不能把任務拆到夠小。 也聊了不太好聽的部分：四十幾支產品過半賠錢，一個拖了兩年、從沒上線的案子， 以及十年前一天睡三小時、在台北 101 上大夜班的那段日子。 最後，上一位來賓問他怎麼讓自己不被 AI 取代。他的答案是他一直希望被…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
The doctor navigating your lung is comparing a live scope to a CT scan from five days ago. The body has shifted. The breathing hasn't stopped. Closing that gap is what AI in medical robotics is actually for.
Evelyn Chang is a senior clinical engineer at Noah Medical, where she works on the Galaxy s…
Ewen Shengyao Huang is an M.D. candidate who has analyzed data from 97 million COVID patients and worked on CRISPR gene therapy at Columbia, all before finishing medical school. He explains how he actually uses AI to learn medicine (as a memory tool, not a shortcut), what "causal AI" means for futu…
Neil Gawande started five companies before he turned 20. GPS trackers for seniors, VR fitness, web3 games, and now The Block, a personal AI assistant he describes as "ClaudeBot for regular people."
But this episode is less about what he built and more about why. Neil is a third culture kid who grew…
William Norden builds neural networks in C. No frameworks. No shortcuts. As a Research Engineer at Santa Clara University — with experience in neuromorphic computing, edge AI at Renesas, and cognitive neuroscience — he's part of a rare group: people who understand AI from the ground up, not just fr…
Toby Corey co-founded USWeb ($3B valuation), ran sales at Tesla Energy (managing a $100M turnaround), and testified under oath that Solar Roof tiles were non-functional. Rather than hide the cost—4,000+ layoffs, personal burnout, ethical compromises—he created Zentrepreneurship: a framework for sca…
Lilian Krengel is a 19-year-old Santa Clara freshman who founded OrbitGuard AI — a real-time satellite collision risk platform — while balancing engineering coursework, student government, a sorority, and coaching surf lessons.In this episode, Perkin and Lilian talk about the invisible congestion c…
How do you build fast without losing your humanity?
On this episode of Still Human, Perkin talks with 20-year-old serial founder and Santa Clara University student Andrey Marey.
Andrey shares the gritty realities of entrepreneurship, including how recovering from two major knee surgeries taught hi…
In this episode, I sit down with Bailley Georgieva, a brilliant Junior Aerospace Engineering student at Rutgers and a Hypersonic Research Affiliate at MIT. Bailley operates at the bleeding edge of technology, simulating Mach 10+ flight physics using restricted NASA code.
From evaluating startup f…
In this episode of Still Human, Perkin sits down with Krish Jajoo, a computer science major at Santa Clara University who is redefining what it means to be a "people person" in a technical world. Growing up in the heart of Silicon Valley, Kush experienced firsthand the "pressure coo…
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