About
Because robots can't.
The show
Going Human isn't an AI show — it's a human one, and AI is the pressure test. Headlines land every week swearing everything's changing; almost nobody asks what's happening to us. That's the whole job: drag every new development back to one question — does this tip humanity toward flourishing, or quietly demote our purpose and our life in community? The thumb on the scale is still ours.
The host — this is our temple, and I'm not your Oracle.
I'm not here to lecture; I don't have the answers. I'm a fellow traveler asking the questions out loud: curious, emotional, occasionally profane, always human. The show runs on a duality, because I'm both of these at once.
The Artist. A singer-songwriter. My voice comes through humanity, music, and the arts — the part of me protective as hell of the stuff no machine can counterfeit.
The Operator. Four decades leading technology and operations at Fortune 500 retailers, a master's in Real Estate Development, and two AI-coded PropTech products I build myself with APIs and Claude Code. I know exactly how the machine works.
The artist who wants to protect the human stuff, and the operator who knows exactly how the machine works. That tension isn't a bug — it's the whole show.
The format — four beats, every episode
The Stone — one thing, drilled deep, with receipts. The Ripples — a guest refracting it through their vocation and their human feelings. The Fuckery — three real headlines, sorted Fuck Yes / Fuck No / Fuck????, and you vote on the maybes. The Tsunami — one small human act before the next episode; your drop, and all of ours together is a tsunami.
The spirit
Smart. Funny. Profane. And above all, hopeful.
One house rule: every human's dignity is table stakes — not up for debate. This isn't a "both sides" show. I won't platform lies wearing a free-speech costume, or scripture swung as a club to lock people out of their own rights. You can't guard dignity while handing a mic to the folks trying to take it.
This is something we all gotta do. It's the only thing we have left.
About the show
Who is the host of Going Human?
Moss, an artist, operator, and father. A singer-songwriter who spent four decades leading technology and operations at Fortune 500 companies, now building AI products by hand.
What is the show's one house rule?
Every human’s dignity is table stakes and not up for debate. The show will not platform attempts to strip people of their rights.
What does Going Human mean?
It is the practice of protecting what makes us human as AI reshapes everything. Small human acts, done on purpose, add up.