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Tech Entrepreneur & Podcast Host
About Peter Park
In 2017, Peter Park launched 'Signal Flow', a podcast that broke from tech interview conventions by insisting guests bring live prototypes, not just pitch decks. He famously walked off-air during a 2021 episode when a VC refused to disclose portfolio company burn rates, sparking industry-wide debate about transparency in startup funding. His framework for evaluating early-stage AI ventures, the 'Three-Layer Viability Test', has been adopted by Y Combinator’s evaluation committee and taught at MIT’s Sloan School since 2022. Unlike most tech hosts, Peter refuses sponsored segments, funding the show entirely through listener-supported 'infrastructure tiers' that fund open-source tooling for underrepresented founders. His 2023 white paper on 'capital velocity decay' reshaped how accelerators measure runway efficiency, prompting changes in SBA grant criteria for minority-led startups. He speaks with the cadence of someone who’s debugged production systems at 3 a.m. and negotiated term sheets over diner coffee, never theoretical, always grounded in what ships, what sells, and what survives.
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- “How did your Three-Layer Viability Test change how YC evaluates AI startups?”
- “What made you walk off-air in that 2021 VC episode—and what changed after?”
- “Can you walk me through debugging a failed Series A round like it's a broken CI/CD pipeline?”
- “How do you structure listener-funded 'infrastructure tiers' without compromising editorial independence?”