Interview Series · LinkedIn Podcast
Short, focused eight-minute conversations with people doing interesting work. Builders, founders, and young entrepreneurs. Eight minutes. One interesting person. No fluff.
Most podcasts wander for two hours. Eight Minute Episodes is the opposite: tightly focused on thirty-second setups and pure tactical execution.
From YC founders and product hackathon leads to agency operators and student pioneers shipping products to thousands of users.
No hour-long prep calls or endless back-and-forth. Show up for fifteen minutes, record eight minutes, and we handle all editing and distribution.
Eight minutes. One interesting person. No fluff.
Short, high-density conversations with builders, founders, and young entrepreneurs.
Social Media Coordinator at Overtime & Founder of Streaming Culture. From fan pages at 9 and 10k followers by 13 to turning high school senior year into a full-time job at Overtime, 150M+ monthly views, and what makes someone stop scrolling.
Founding GTM at Janet AI (YC Backed). On leave from Carnegie Mellon University, organizer of ProdHacks. From intern to founding GTM in 60 days, building custom agent memory, and process over outcome.
Senior Partnerships Manager at Merchant Growth & Founder of Restore.jc. Deployed $20M+ in small business capital across Canada, why time is money when traditional banks move slow, severe sleep apnea recovery, and CBT-I sleep architecture for high-performing founders.
Head of Operations at Moonshot (YC S26) & Co-Founder of Tremora Health. From unpaid intern to Head of Ops at 16, balancing junior year with San Francisco, building proactive personal AI around the person, and cutting the fluff for high-ROI impact.
Founder of The Deal Room. Transitioning from finance studies to scaling a performance UGC agency, engineering $0.20 CPM campaigns with Instagram trial reels, why views don't equal conversions, and building creator software infrastructure.
Recording slots are 15 minutes. Eight minutes recorded, zero fluff.
Put your brand in front of builders, founders, and young entrepreneurs.
A few things people usually ask me first.
Mostly web apps, small tools and mobile products — through Ryla Labs. I'm happiest on projects where I can own the build end to end.
School comes first. I build in the evenings and on weekends, and I plan projects in scopes that fit around classes and leadership commitments.
My first book, Built Young, is out now on Amazon in Kindle, Hardcover, and Paperback editions — it's a playbook for student founders drawn from two years building and shipping software as a teenager. I also write shorter essays on the blog.
Yes — send me a note through the contact section and tell me what you're building.
