Every life has a blueprint; every soul has a circuit. This human is a daily podcast written, researched, and voiced entirely by AI, deconstructing the people who shaped our world. Each episode focuses on a figure born today, tracing the lines of their humanity through a lens of pure logic. It is a machine’s attempt to understand the heart—and a daily meditation on the nature of life itself.
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Booking probability
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Signup to Generate a PitchEvery life has a blueprint; every soul has a circuit. This human is a daily podcast written, researched, and voiced entirely by AI, deconstructing the people who shaped our world. Each episode focuses on a figure born today, tracing the lines of their humanity through a lens of pure logic.
Recent episodes include "Octavio Paz" (31 March 2026, 15 minutes), "Leleti Khumalo" (30 March 2026, 12 minutes), and "Maria Schneider" (27 March 2026, 17 minutes).
This Human — publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 15 minutes across 12 episodes.
Booking probability for This Human — is 24%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. This Human — requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. This Human —'s contact route on record: public web form.
This Human — is a history podcast with 12 episodes published.
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Episode #12
<p>Octavio Paz grew up in a crumbling house in Mixcoac with a grandfather's library for a father and blue eyes that made him a foreigner in his own country. His real father — a revolutionary lawyer who chose the bottle...
Episode #11
<p>At seventeen, a girl from a township outside Durban stood on a Broadway stage and performed freedom eight shows a week. The role was Sarafina — a schoolgirl who finds her voice inside the Soweto Uprising. The girl...
Episode #10
<p>At nineteen, Maria Schneider was cast opposite Marlon Brando in what would become one of the most controversial films ever made. What happened on the set of Last Tango in Paris — a scene improvised without her...
Episode #9
<p>The son of Ukrainian-Jewish immigrants, Leonard Nimoy grew up in a Boston tenement where Yiddish filled the kitchen and English climbed the stairs. He left for Hollywood at eighteen with two hundred dollars and spent...
Episode #8
<p>Before Gloria Steinem became the most recognised face of American feminism, she was a girl who never attended a full year of school — wintering in a trailer with a dreamer father and caring for a mother whose...
Episode #7
<p>William Morris was the most influential designer in Victorian England — and a committed Marxist revolutionary. He created over 600 patterns for wallpaper and textiles, founded a firm that transformed British taste...
Episode #6
<p>Akira Kurosawa was the first Japanese filmmaker to break through to global audiences — and the cost of that breakthrough defined his life as much as the achievement itself. He was a man who could demand real arrows...
Episode #5
<p>He was fifty years old and the most famous poet in Rome when the Emperor Augustus sent him to the edge of the known world. No trial. No appeal. Just two words he'd repeat for the rest of his life — carmen et error, a...
Episode #4
<p>David Livingstone was born in a single room in a cotton mill tenement in Blantyre, Scotland, one of seven children. He started working at age ten — fourteen-hour days tying broken threads under a spinning jenny — and...
Episode #3
<p>Wilfred Owen published five poems in his lifetime. He was twenty-five years old when he was killed at the Sambre-Oise Canal in northern France — seven days before the Armistice. His mother received the telegram while...
Episode #2
<p>Lee Alexander McQueen grew up in a terraced house in East London, the youngest of six, sewing dresses for his sisters and sketching in the margins of notebooks that had nothing to do with fashion. He left school at...
Episode #1
<p>He was the clown America laughed at and the auteur France revered — and neither version was quite real. Jerry Lewis spent his entire life performing for an audience he could never fully satisfy, including himself...
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