Kyle Evans
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Fascinating conversations with founders, leaders, and experts about product management, artificial intelligence (AI), user experience design, technology, and how we can create the best product experiences for users and our businesses.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Kyle turns founder interviews toward the workflows, customer feedback, and implementation decisions behind AI products.
Prodity: Product by Design follows technology from product pitch into operating detail, with Kyle asking founders and executives how ideas become workflows, services, and teams.
A factory's paper pushing becomes an AI product roadmap; your idea of fun might be unusually practical.
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A grounded look at healthcare AI, from ambient listening to local testing and human oversight.
RJ Kedziora treats healthcare AI as useful, but only when it is tested locally, checked against different patient populations, and held to FDA safety standards.
A practical look at how AI moves from internal interest to an early launch.
This episode looks at the messy part of selling AI inside a company: proving it is worth the money and getting it into a workflow that actually matters.
A practical conversation about product leadership, team fit, and why the right environment matters.
Jason Monberg comes across as an experienced product leader with a clear sense of how fit shapes performance. The discussion follows his path through digital product work, his time as CEO of Presence, and the harder question underneath it all: when a person needs a different…
A practical look at how unstructured data turns into usable product structure.
Structured data gets a neat frame here, but the real interest is in how documents, entities, and relationships become something a product can actually use.
A practical look at how Level Fields speeds up investment research.
Andrew Einhorn presents investment research as a signal-finding exercise, and Level Fields is positioned as a way to make that work quicker and less cumbersome for investors.
A grounded look at why data pipelines grow more demanding as data keeps changing.
Sandy Ryza's career is framed with a neat sense of continuity, moving from building data tools, to using them as a practitioner, and then back to tooling again.
A privacy-first argument that turns product architecture into a broader worldview.
JB keeps the discussion fixed on privacy as both a product question and a platform question. He moves through CryoTech, Vox Messenger, and Vox Crypto, and the clearest stretches come when post-quantum encryption is linked to data privacy and the idea of a digital soul.
Jake Moschenko makes a clear case for treating permissions as relationships, connecting authorization design to real product architecture.
Authorization turns into a product architecture question once permissions have to move with the relationships among people, teams, and data. Jake Moschenko, co-founder and CEO of AuthZed, argues for relationship-based access control, using a directed graph to represent how data…
Host Jack Rhysider narrates true hacking, breach, and privacy stories from the people involved.
David Pierce and Verge staffers cover AI industry news, gadgets, and tech policy weekly.
Long-form interviews on AI coding agents, infrastructure, and security, plus a recurring SED News roundup.
Founders and engineers on AI coding agents like Claude Code, and supply chain security.
David Sparks and Stephen Robles dig into Keyboard Maestro, Shortcuts, and Mac automation weekly.
RJ Kedz, co-founder of Estenda, discusses harnessing AI in healthcare, including applications like diabetic retinopathy detection and ambient listening.
Andrew Ehman says he has built about 150 to 160 products, founded 14 companies, and now runs 923 AI Studio with a 70-person team serving Consumer Reports, SimpliSafe, and Experian.
Jason Monberg argues that most companies should stop trying to automate everything and instead focus on the few technology choices that move outcomes.
Kirk Marple, CEO of Graflet, discusses unstructured data pipelines, knowledge graphs, and the impact of LLMs.
Andrew Einhorn, CEO of Level Fields AI, traces his unlikely path from epidemiologist to management consultant to fintech founder.
Sandy Ryza tells Kyle that Peter Norvig's Google talk on the "unreasonable effectiveness of data" pushed him toward Cloudera, Hadoop, and Spark.
JB Benjamin says Vox Alive has zero ads, zero exploitation of user data, and a $20 subscription that includes three AIs.
Jake Moshenko breaks down Zanzibar into relationship-based, globally distributed, and strongly consistent authorization.
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Christoph Steinlehner, a product management coach with a background in interaction design, tells Kyle Evans why he relies on visual methods, customer journeys, and workshops.
Elo built a seven-layer 3D-printed gummy vitamin with the same dosing as seven pills.