April 29, 2023
Gut Brian
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“Who eats first?” Richard asks Dr. Emeran Mayer as the researcher discusses his new book about the gut-immune connection. The answer is as complex as gut health and immune system
April 28, 2023
Ant Microbiomes
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Ants are perfect models for Manuela Ramalho’s research interest in microbiome and host symbiosis. Ants have one of the widest global distribution and habitat diversity of any animal. She captures
April 27, 2023
Microbiome
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Tiny microbes make a huge difference in our health. These internal ecological systems utilize communication or signaling to maintain this health, effecting immune system function. This podcast shares an important
April 26, 2023
Microbiome
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Science journalist and author of a revolutionary book on psychobiotics shares compelling insight on the latest research in microbiome and gut-brain connection research. Tune in to discover: In what specific ways
April 25, 2023
Human Microbiome
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Gavin Douglas and colleagues published a paper assessing microbiome research and assertions that the human microbiome explains missing heritability in nature. He discusses this issue and explains What are classic
Trent Northen studies the chemistry of microbiomes. More specifically, he studies how exogenous metabolites structure a microbial community, and, in turn, how those microbes change the metabolite pool and grow
April 23, 2023
Drugs and the Microbiome
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Filipe Cabrerio researches how a host’s microbiome and physiology interact in the context of different conditions such as aging and metabolic syndrome while taking various medications. He shares some his
A microbiologist by training, Sam Minot now works as a computational biologist helping other scientists understand the data between of human microbiome and health connections. In this podcast, he explains
While scientists know antibiotic resistance is linked to the widespread use of antibiotics, understanding the physiology and microbiome of guts that have never been exposed to synthetic antibiotics might offer
In this episode, we discuss depression’s causes and cures with Sarah Zabel, a writer who concentrates her work on this universal mental illness. Sarah retired from the U.S. Air Force
April 19, 2023
History Of Psychiatry
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In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Jonathan Sadowsky, the Theodore J. Castele Professor of Medical History at Case Western Reserve University. In addition to his work as an
April 18, 2023
Risk Of Memory Loss
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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Marc Milstein, an internationally recognized speaker on optimizing brain health, lowering the risk of dementia, and boosting happiness and productivity. He joins
In this episode, we sit down with Elizabeth Harris, the author of What’s Wrong with My Child and America Is Infected. She sits down with us today to discuss her
How do successful companies scale and create fantastic retail experiences for their customers? Kelley Thornton, the CEO of Tiege Hanley, Inc., joins us today to discuss this, and much more…
April 15, 2023
Dermatology
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Today, we sit down with Dr. Michelle S. Min, an Assistant Clinical Professor of Dermatology at UC Irvine’s School of Medicine. As a professional that specializes in dermatology-rheumatology, Dr. Min
April 14, 2023
Artificial Intelligence
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In this episode, we sit down with Luigi Gentile, the Chief Revenue Officer at BenchSci, a company that uses advanced biomedical artificial intelligence to empower scientists all around the world.
April 13, 2023
Healthy Lifestyle
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In this episode, we sit down with Colin Stuckert, the Founder and CEO of Wild Foods Co. With a mission to help their customers live their best lives, Wild Foods
April 12, 2023
Hypertension
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In this episode, we connect with Dr. Jay Shah, the Chief Medical Officer at Aktiia. As a cardiologist by training and practice, Dr. Shah has developed extensive experience within the
April 11, 2023
Silicone Chemistry
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In this episode, we discuss silicone and polymer chemistry with Michelle Cummings, a Senior R&D Leader at Dow Performance Silicones. With over 25 years of experience in this industry, Michelle
Joining us today is Andrea “Annie” Lynn Kritcher, a nuclear engineer and physicist at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Annie has been working in fusion for over 18 years, which
April 9, 2023
How To Find Happiness
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Happiness is an abstract concept that can be difficult to define – but it seems like we’re all trying to find it in some way or another… What if you
April 8, 2023
Farming 101
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What are the benefits of buying your meat from a local farm? In this episode, we sit down with Sebastien Bonneu to discuss his farming practices, and why farm-raised meat
April 7, 2023
Drones Technology
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In this episode, we connect once again with Alex Bäcker, an inventor, board director, technologist, author, entrepreneur, coach, and public speaker. Alex is the founder and CEO of Drisit, a
April 6, 2023
Climate Change
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Today, we sit down with William Sargent, a NOVA consultant and the winner of the Boston Globe’s Winship Award. He joins us in this episode to discuss his work as
April 5, 2023
Medication
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What will the next generation of medicine production look like? Dr. Govind Rao joins us today to discuss the importance of constructing safe and effective medications – standards that are
April 4, 2023
Child Stress
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Child psychologist and neuroscientist Sam Wass joins the podcast today to discuss the early human development of attention and stress. What makes Sam’s research unique is the way he analyzes
April 3, 2023
Plastic Crises
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Are polyethylene-destroying enzymes the answer to plastic pollution that we’ve been looking for? Federica Bertocchini, an expert in molecular biology, joins the podcast today to enlighten us on this fascinating
April 2, 2023
Health And Wellness
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In this episode, we connect with award-winning Functional Medicine MD Dr. Peter Kozlowski. Dr. Kozlowski’s practice centers around healing from chronic disease and maintaining long-term health by identifying underlying causes,
Rejoining us in this episode is Dr. Bill McGraw, a boundary-pushing research scientist and the author of Aluminum Detox: An Easy Solution and Mercury: The Ultimate Truth and Chronic Disease.
March 31, 2023
Microplastics Impacts
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How do microplastics impact aquatic ecosystems? What can happen if an entire food web of aquatic organisms is exposed to microplastic contaminants? Garth Covernton, a researcher who studies the interactions
March 30, 2023
Drug Addiction
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In this episode, we connect with Judy Grisel, an internationally recognized behavioral neuroscientist, and professor of psychology at Bucknell University. She joins us today to discuss her work researching the
March 29, 2023
Communication Skills
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How do you become a top 1% communicator in your industry? Brenden Kumarasamy, the Founder of MasterTalk joins the podcast today to discuss how he has been helping professionals around
Pain is a complicated and subjective experience that varies greatly from person to person. Arguably one of the most significant human health problems, pain is a signal from your nervous
March 26, 2023
The Purpose Of A Man
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What does it mean to be a man in today’s society? How can God’s vision for men come to fruition? Life and marriage expert Jerry Jacobs Jr. joins the podcast
March 25, 2023
Microplastics
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In this episode, we discuss pollution from tire particles with Dr. Kelly D. Moran, a Senior Scientist at the San Francisco Estuary Institute. With over 18 years of experience in
March 24, 2023
Microbes
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How do the microorganisms that live in us, on us, and around us influence our biology? Joseph Bruckner joins us today to discuss the gut-brain connection, and how social development
March 23, 2023
Psychotic Disorders
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In this episode, we sit down with Joe Pierre, M.D., a Health Sciences Clinical Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at UCSF, and the Unit Chief of
March 22, 2023
Quantum Chemistry
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What does electron density look like at the subatomic level? How do chemists and physicists manage to study matter at this level? In this episode, we discuss these topics and
March 21, 2023
Psychiatric Disorders
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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Colleen A. McClung, a Professor of Psychiatry and Clinical and Translational Science at the University of Pittsburgh. She is also the Director
In this episode, we connect with internationally-renowned teacher and healer Dr. Bradley Nelson. As a holistic Chiropractic Physician and Medical Intuitive, Dr. Nelson has used his background to develop The
March 19, 2023
Mental Health
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In this episode, we connect with Deborah Vinall, a Doctor of Psychology, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, and a certified EMDR and Brainspotting practitioner. She joins us today to
What’s in your sweat, and what can it indicate about your overall health? What if we could use biosensors to track it and improve your overall quality of life? While
March 17, 2023
Mental Disorder
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In this episode, we chat with Fabio Ferrarelli, MD, Ph.D., an Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Director of the Sleep and Schizophrenia Program at the University of Pittsburgh School of
March 16, 2023
Pollution Crisis
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How do contaminants such as microplastics impact marine ecosystems? What can we do to mitigate the harmful effects of these pollutants? In this episode, we discuss these questions through the
March 15, 2023
Computer Science
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Today, we sit down with Patricia Morreale, a Professor and the Director of the School of Computer Science and Technology in the Hennings College of Science, Mathematics, and Technology at
March 14, 2023
Plant Health
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In this episode, we discuss the intricacies of plant genetics and microbiome science with Dr. Maggie Wagner. Dr. Wagner is an Assistant Professor and Assistant Scientist in the Department of
March 13, 2023
Sleep Certified
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Stroke, heart attack, autoimmune diseases, weight gain and the inability to lose it, type 2 diabetes, Alzheimer’s disease, and cancer: what do all of these have in common? According to
March 12, 2023
Sleeping Issues
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The truth is that most people who have sleep problems don’t really need to see a doctor about it; they just need to understand the problem, understand the challenges they’re
In this podcast, Dr. Jose Colon explains The different types of sleep interferences we may face. The efficacy of home-sleep studies versus sleep facility studies. Short and long-term sleep health
March 10, 2023
Sleep Problems
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In this podcast, Michelle Mullaley, PhD, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, discusses sleep issues, psychology, child psychology, and the techniques and tools she utilizes to help people at her clinic. Jump in
March 9, 2023
Sleep Apnea Treatment
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Certified in both sports medicine and neurology, Dr. Gabriele Barthlen, PhD, MD has directed several sleep centers and authored three books, 33 abstracts, and 15 peer-reviewed articles throughout her career.
March 8, 2023
Sleep Easy
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One night of poor sleep can ruin the week. Chronic poor sleep can disrupt short and long-term mental and physical health. And traditional sleep methods are misguided, which is why
March 7, 2023
Sleep Disorder
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Phyllis Zee has studied circadian rhythm sleep disorders and symptoms for decades and shares key findings in this podcast. Listen and learn your way to better circadian habits. She explains
March 6, 2023
Sleep Apnea
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According to a meta-analysis study in 2015 that considered 226 studies, the practice of oral and breathing exercises lowered subjects’ apnea–hypopnea index (an index of the severity of apnea based
March 5, 2023
Sleep Apnea
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As the founder of CPAPBabes, Stacy Erickson Edwards is making it her mission to raise awareness of sleep apnea and the importance of receiving the right diagnosis early on, encourage
“If you can’t sleep, so what?” asks Annie Miller. Well, you may or may not agree, but the point she’s making is that it’s far better to not care about
March 3, 2023
Sleep Quality
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In this episode, we explore the world of deep sleep with Dr. Dan Gartenberg. Dr. Gartenberg is the CEO of SleepSpace, a company that provides people with various sleep-related resources
March 2, 2023
Sleep Apnea
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Snoring is so common these days that some people either think it’s normal or just learn to live with it, but many encounter all kinds of problems as a result
March 1, 2023
Sleep Disturbance
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Richard J. Schwab, MD, DABSM, Head of Sleep Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, and the Co-Medical Director, Penn Sleep Center, discusses the pathogenesis of obstructive sleep apnea, and obstructive sleep apnea
February 28, 2023
Sleep Apnea
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Dr. Abramson is a dentist who specializes in sleep apnea and created a specific oral appliance called the Oasys. In this discussion, he explains the health risks associated with sleep
February 28, 2023
Psychedelic Clarity
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What purpose do psychedelics serve in the human experience? How can substances like psilocybin shape consciousness as we know it? Jahan Khamsehzadeh, Ph.D. joins the podcast today to offer his
February 26, 2023
Marriage Flourish
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Want to know what it takes to feel more connected to yourself and in your relationships? Fiachra “Figs” O’Sullivan, a psychotherapist, counselor, and entrepreneur, joins us today to discuss his
February 25, 2023
Microbiome
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In this episode, we sit down with clinical nutritionist Dr. Michael Biamonte, the founder of the Biamonte Center for Clinical Nutrition and co-creator of BioCybernetics. Additionally, he is the author
February 24, 2023
Microplastics
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In this episode, we discuss environmental contaminants in aquatic systems with Rachel Giles. Rachel is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Toronto’s Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Here,
February 23, 2023
Economic Uncertainty
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In this episode, we connect with Tim Francis, a Canadian-based award-winning entrepreneur, and the Founder of Great Assistant and Profit Factory. With over 10 years of experience as a business
February 22, 2023
Hormone Health
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What are the benefits of balancing and enhancing your hormone levels? In this episode, Ricky Brandon sits down to discuss how he has changed the lives of countless people with
February 21, 2023
Water Quality
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Gary Conley, the Chief Scientist at 2NDNATURE, joins the podcast to discuss how he uses his expertise in hydrology, pollution dynamics, and applied math to tackle water pollution problems. With
February 20, 2023
Financial Fraud
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Carson Block joins the podcast today to discuss his work as an “activist short seller”. As the founder of Muddy Waters Research, Carson is known for alleging fraudulent accounting practices
February 19, 2023
Chemical Materials
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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Joanna Sadler, a Chancellor’s Fellow at the University of Edinburgh. With a Ph.D. in biocatalysis and organic chemistry, Dr. Sadler joins us
February 18, 2023
Sexual Wellness
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In this episode, we talk all things sexual wellness and intimacy with Susan Bratton. As the CEO of Personal Life Media, Susan is committed to educating people about sexual communication
February 17, 2023
Importance of Apologies
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Do you believe in the power of apologies? Why is a good apology hard to find, even though it shouldn’t be? In this episode, we chat with Marjorie Ingall and
February 16, 2023
Chess Games
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Chess is a game of strategy that takes years to master – but what if you could significantly improve your skills by following simple, yet practical advice? Joining us today
February 15, 2023
Learning Experience
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In this episode, we sit down with psychologist Daniel Willingham to discuss his upcoming book, Outsmart Your Brain: Why Learning is Hard and How You Can Make It Easy. On
February 14, 2023
Seafood
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Today we connect with Michael Selden, the CEO and Co-founder of Finless Foods. Finless Foods is a company that works towards building a future for seafood where the ocean is
February 13, 2023
Carbon Crisi
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Dr. Robert Twilley joins us today to discuss global blue carbon estimates of mangroves, and how nature-based solutions are used to combat climate change. Dr. Twilley is the Executive Director
February 12, 2023
Elevate Farmers
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In this episode, we connect with food science and safety specialist Dr. Elsa Murano. Presently, Dr. Murano serves as the Director of the Norman E. Borlaug Institute for International Agriculture
February 11, 2023
Kids Properly Educated
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John Droz returns to the podcast to discuss his mission to defend our rights and the field of science – particularly in relation to education. John is a physicist that
February 10, 2023
Cyberattack
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Tom Kirkham joins the podcast once again to discuss issues surrounding cybersecurity. Tom is the founder and CEO of IronTech Security and Kirkham IT, where he provides cybersecurity defense systems
February 9, 2023
Plant Health
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How are researchers addressing issues that arise in plant cultivation? Extension Vegetable Specialist Dr. Rachel Rudolph joins us today to discuss her distinct approach to horticulture – and her aim
February 8, 2023
Water Quality
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Does the quality of water you drink impact your overall health? Mario Brainović of Analemma Water joins the podcast today to discuss this distinct question, and whether or not you
February 7, 2023
Plant Health
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In this episode, we connect with Martin Bidartondo, a Professor of Molecular Ecology who works in the Department of Life Sciences at Imperial College London. Martin is immensely interested in
February 6, 2023
Aquatic Environments
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In this episode, we discuss all things related to aquatic systems and coral reefs with Christopher D’Elia. Christopher is Dean and Professor at Louisiana State University’s College of the Coast
February 5, 2023
Bee Colony
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Today we connect with Tanya Phillips, a Director at Texas Honey Bee Farm based in Austin, Texas. In addition to her work at the bee farm, Tanya is also the
February 4, 2023
Psychedelic Medicine
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Does psychedelic medicine have health benefits? If so, what are they? Benjamin Lightburn joins the podcast today to address these questions – and discuss what his company is doing to
February 3, 2023
Microbes
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In this episode, we connect with Dr. Chris Rinke, an ARC Future Fellow, and Senior Lecturer at the Australian Centre for Ecogenomics (ACE), University of Queensland, Australia. He joins us
February 2, 2023
Chemical Contaminants
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Miriam Diamond joins the podcast today to discuss chemical contaminants in the environment – and viable strategies she is investigating to reduce them. Miriam is an environmental chemist and professor
February 1, 2023
Health and Fitness
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Think you’re too old to improve your physique or even reach your fitness peak? Intimidated by the young bodybuilders at the local gym? If so, you’re not alone. Peter Murano
January 31, 2023
Ecosystem
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Animal species have been going extinct since the dawn of time – which begs the questions: why is it happening, and which ones are next? Professor Corey Bradshaw joins the
January 30, 2023
Fungi
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Joining us today to discuss mushroom-forming fungi is Dimitrios Floudas, a researcher and principal investigator at BECC (Biodiversity and Ecosystem services in a Changing Climate). Through his work at BECC,
January 29, 2023
Educating People
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Today we connect with Thomas Purifoy, a filmmaker who is devoted to developing unique learning resources to advance the Kingdom of God. Thomas has been involved in many thought-provoking films,
With technology rapidly improving, modern therapeutic devices are coming in many shapes and sizes. Researchers are using all sorts of alternative approaches to healing the body – including sound frequencies.
January 27, 2023
Physics
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What does it mean to have a metaphysical understanding of the world around us? Dr. Wolfgang Smith, a mathematician, physicist, philosopher of science, and metaphysician, joins the podcast to discuss
January 26, 2023
Microplastics
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How do emerging pollutants such as microplastics and pesticides affect aquatic ecosystems? Ecotoxicologist Susanne M. Brander joins the podcast today to discuss her work on this poignant topic of research…
In this episode, we connect with Angelos Deltsidis, Ph. D., an Assistant Professor and Post-harvest Extension Specialist at the University of Georgia. As an expert in the field of horticulture,
January 24, 2023
Cropping Systems
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Mitch Hunter joins the podcast today to discuss plant diversity, sustainability, and more. As the Associate Director of Forever Green Initiative and Adjunct Assistant Professor at The University of Minnesota,
January 23, 2023
Plants
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Why can some plants survive in cold climates, but others cannot? Al Pacheco Kovaleski, an expert in cold hardiness and dormancy in plants, joins us today to discuss his perspective
January 22, 2023
God’s Plan
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What does it truly mean to walk with God? Daniel Krynzel, the Founder of Godspeed, joins the podcast today to share his perspective on this question, and others like it…
January 21, 2023
Renewable Energy
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Energy and food production is constantly evolving, and as resources seem to dwindle, experts are looking at alternative approaches to a multitude of ecological issues. Joining us today to discuss
January 20, 2023
Origins Of Life
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In this episode, we discuss microfossils, crystals, and more with geoscientist Juan Manuel García-Ruiz. Juan is a Research Professor of the Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) at the University
Geocentrism. Preformationism. Ice pick lobotomies cure depression. What do these ideas have in common? They were once accepted as true, influencing how people understood and interacted with the world around
January 18, 2023
Crop Production
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Joining us today is plant physiologist Nicolas Cafaro La Menza, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Agronomy and Horticulture at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Here, he researches the development
January 17, 2023
Microplastics
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These days, there is a new type of trash we are confronted with: plastic and microplastic pollution. Scientists around the world are still puzzled by the impact this problem may
January 16, 2023
Artificial Intelligence
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In this episode, we sit down once again with Omar Mo, the Founder and CEO of Nomads Cast. Omar is an expert in digital marketing, podcasting, and content generation. Using
January 15, 2023
Depression
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Why do other people seem to get through life so easily, while I struggle with even the smallest things? That was a question that plagued Holly Barker for years as
January 14, 2023
Healthier Brain
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“Tapping…works so well and so quickly because we’re actually speaking to the survival system in its native language…it’s listening to your body, it’s not listening to your thoughts…or all the
January 13, 2023
Anxiety and Depression
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“You can’t be afraid of anxiety and depression; you need to approach it head on and realize exactly what it is, and exactly how the mind frames things to keep
“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” It’s a saying you’ve probably heard before, but today’s episode puts a spin on it and places it in the context of mental health:
January 11, 2023
Improving Mental Health
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“The people who listen to my show…want to listen to someone who has been through it, and knows what it’s like…to struggle to get out of bed because you feel
January 10, 2023
Processing Trauma
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“You’ve got to teach what you’ve learned,” says Bianca Rodriguez, and that’s exactly what she does. Only, it took her decades to truly learn what she’d been through, and how
Can attempting to predict the future lead to more harm than good? Based on recent theory, transcending these uncertainties may lead to a healthier mental state. Press play to learn:
January 7, 2023
Plastic Particles
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Joining us today is Dr. Michael Gonsior, a tenured associate professor at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science. With a background in analytical chemistry and engineering, Dr. Gonsior
In this episode, we sit down with Jennifer Kimball, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Agronomy and Plant Genetics at the University of Minnesota. As a plant breeder by
January 5, 2023
Successful Relationship
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In this episode, we chat with Marc Sholes, a New York City-based psychotherapist and psychoanalyst that specializes in adult treatment, and marital and couples therapy. With over 35 years of
January 4, 2023
Student Leadership
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Today we connect with Jon Eckert, a Professor of Educational Leadership, and the Lynda and Robert Copple Endowed Chair for Christians in School Leadership at Baylor University. He joins us
January 3, 2023
Emotions
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In this episode, we are joined by Jay Fields, an educator, coach, and author. As someone who is committed to helping others manage their emotions, Jay has created various coaching
Mental health issues are a difficult topic to breach, and finding the right way to address them is an essential way to do it correctly. Our overall health and mental
January 1, 2023
Mental Health
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How has the mental health treatment system been revolutionized in recent years to better address the root causes of depression and anxiety? By recentering focus on healing rather than prescribing,
December 31, 2022
Impact of Trauma
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Is there an invisible epidemic that is the underlying cause of more problems than we may initially think? Stemming from mental illness and trauma, the negative impacts on many facets
December 30, 2022
Motherhood
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Why is finding mental health aid for many new mothers so tricky? Through a lacking mental healthcare system and few resources, it can be challenging for new mothers to find
December 29, 2022
Anger Issues
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Experiencing strong emotions is inevitable. Still, controlling one’s anger is a valuable skill, especially as children grow older. Listen up to learn: Strategies to improve a situation with strong emotions
December 28, 2022
Difficult Situations
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When life continues to knock you down, it gets harder and harder to get back up. However, when we are able to overcome hardship, it allows us to refine our
December 27, 2022
Crop Production
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In this episode, we sit down with Ismail Dweikat, a Professor in the Department of Agronomy and Horticulture at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Presently his research centers around plant breeding
December 26, 2022
Microplastics
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How are microplastics breaking down into nanoplastics, and is this affecting plant and animal life? Joana M. Sipe, a Postdoctoral Researcher at Duke University joins the podcast to share her
December 25, 2022
Greenhouses
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Joining us once again on the podcast is Dawn Gallop of #9 Farms. Dawn is a multi-talented individual, with skills including farming, cheesemaking, soapmaking, beekeeping, and more… In this episode,
December 23, 2022
Microplastics
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Microplastics have been detected in human blood for the first time, which begs the question: What could this mean for human health? Joining us to address this problem is Dick
December 22, 2022
Laughter Therapy
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Dr. David Friedman joins the podcast today to discuss the immune-boosting effects of laughter. Dr. Friedman is the International award-winning, #1 national best-selling author of Food Sanity, How to Eat
December 21, 2022
Wellness Therapy
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In this episode, we connect with therapist Isaac Smith. Isaac is the founder and Executive Director of Whole Wellness Therapy, a private therapy collective that specializes in addiction, anxiety, grief,
December 20, 2022
Farming
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Farming in the 21st century comes with its own set of unique challenges, and people like Jonathan Dysinger have committed their time to the innovation of this process. Jonathan is
December 19, 2022
Plant Biology
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Education only for the wealthy? In the 1860s, that’s what most people believed. A crucial turning point for public education was establishing the public land grant educational system, which has
December 18, 2022
Water
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Joining us today is Matthew Helmers, the Director of the Iowa Nutrient Research Center, the Dean’s Professor in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, and a Professor in the
December 17, 2022
Soil Quality
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In this episode, we sit down with Richard L. Mulvaney, a Professor of Soil Fertility at the University of Illinois. He joins us today to discuss the use of nitrogen
December 16, 2022
Religious Freedom
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We should have the right to practice whichever religion suits us, but what happens when this freedom is regulated? Sociologist Roger Finke joins the podcast today to discuss the relationship
December 15, 2022
Agriculture
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We hear the term “sustainable” a LOT these days. But what does it really mean when it’s applied to agriculture? Joshua Earl Arnold, professor of sustainable agriculture at Warren Wilson College, explains.
December 14, 2022
Horticulturist
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Dr. Eric Thomas Stafne joins the podcast to discuss fruit and nut crops – and what it takes to enhance them. With more than 17 years of experience as a
December 13, 2022
Fungi and Plants
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The human microbiome has been a hot topic recently, especially as it relates to our physical and mental health. And just like humans, plants host complex microbiomes of fungi and
December 12, 2022
Political
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Do policymakers make assumptions about how the public feels without genuinely understanding the public? How can communication between policymakers and the people be improved for everyone? These questions are at
December 11, 2022
Healthier Mind
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Nita Sweeney returns to the podcast to discuss her new book, Make Every Move A Meditation: Mindful Movement for Mental Health, Well-Being, and Insight. As an award-winning author, meditator, and
December 10, 2022
Land Management
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Dr. Brandon M. Collins joins the podcast today to discuss fire dynamics and forest management. As an adjunct professor at UC Berkeley and the lead scientist at Berkeley Forests, Dr.
December 9, 2022
farming
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What we put in our bodies greatly affects our overall health and wellness. With the industrialization of food production, healthy food has become harder and harder to come by. Fortunately,
December 8, 2022
Neurological
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What is “pro-social behavior” and the neurological basis behind it? Dr. Inbal Ben Ami Bartal joins the podcast today to lend her expertise to this fascinating research subject – drawing
December 7, 2022
Release Tight Muscles
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Our guest today is Brian Burzynski, the Founder and CEO of Intelligent Threads and expert recovery coach. With Intelligent Threads, Brian developed a new type of energy field that communicates
December 7, 2022
Microplastics
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California is not only the first U.S. state but the first government in the world to mandate the development of regulations for microplastics in drinking water. What is getting into
December 6, 2022
Environment
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In this episode, we connect with Jaime F. Cardenas-Garcia, a Visiting Research Scientist in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Maryland, and a Member of the Academy
December 5, 2022
Mushrooms
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Health and wellness can be approached in a variety of ways, and recently, “taboo” substances like cannabis are being more widely researched and accepted – much to the benefit of
December 4, 2022
Plastic Problem
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The next time you enjoy a cup of tea, a bottle of water, or anything else that involves the use of plastic, you might consider the impact of thousands of
December 3, 2022
Free Economic Structure
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Our world’s economic landscape is always changing, but how will society adapt? Today, we sit down with Rana Foroohar to discuss the potential fall of globalization – and the new
December 2, 2022
Nutritious Food
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When you think of a college campus cafeteria, do you think about fresh-picked veggies like leafy greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers? Probably not! But at Auburn University, that’s what you’d
December 1, 2022
Proteins
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In this episode, we sit down with scientist and entrepreneur Daniel J. Mandell, Ph.D. Daniel is the Chief Executive Officer, Co-Founder, and Director of GRO Biosciences, a genome engineering, computational
November 30, 2022
Horticulturist
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In this episode, we discuss all things peach-related with horticulturist Dario J. Chavez. Dario is an Associate Professor in the University of Georgia’s Department of Horticulture. Specializing in peach physiology
November 29, 2022
Homesteading
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Joining us in this episode to discuss homesteading is Dawn Gallop. Dawn is a mother of nine children, a farmer, nurse, artist, cheesemaker, canner, soapmaker, and beekeeper. As someone who
November 28, 2022
Sustainable
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Water is the backbone of human life, and professionals like Anacleto Rizzo are committed to preserving it. As a hydraulic civil engineer, Anacleto works on sustainable water management, nature-based solutions
November 27, 2022
Boundaries of AI
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Large-scale AI models that enable next-generation applications like natural language processing and autonomous systems require intensive training and immense power. The monetary and environmental expense is too great. This is
November 26, 2022
Planetary Science
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What could the chemistry of comets and interstellar objects tell us about the nature of our Solar System? Stefanie N. Milam is a planetary scientist that studies this intriguing subject
November 25, 2022
Planetary Geology
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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Daniel Britt, the Pegasus Professor of Astronomy and Planetary Sciences at the Department of Physics, University of Central Florida. He joins us
November 24, 2022
Brain’s Frequency
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How does the brain react to sound therapy? In this episode, we connect with Lee Gerdes, the CEO of Cereset, a wellness company that helps its clients “relax their brains
November 23, 2022
Breastfeeding
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Having a baby as a working mom is incredibly demanding. Unfortunately, many mothers can feel as though they don’t have the proper resources to take care of their babies while
November 22, 2022
Ocean
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Today, we sit down with marine scientists Amber Sparks and Emily Hazelwood, Co-Founders of Blue Latitudes. Blue Latitudes is a women-owned small business and marine environmental consulting firm that focuses
November 21, 2022
Mushrooms
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What makes for healthy mushroom crop production? Can substrate microbiomes be manipulated to improve mushroom growth and development? Eoin O’Connor is a postdoctoral scholar at the Penn State University Hockett Lab, where
November 20, 2022
Food Safety
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How do you go about facilitating safe and high-quality fruit and vegetable production? Horticulturist Camila Rodrigues joins the podcast to explain her distinct approach to this very important issue… As
November 19, 2022
Self-Sustainability
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TD and Matt from The Texas Boys join the podcast today to discuss their journey from the Northeast to Texas, and how their lives have changed since. After 8 years
November 18, 2022
Religion
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In this episode, we connect with Byron Johnson, a Distinguished Professor of Social Sciences at Baylor University, and the founding director of the Baylor Institute for Studies of Religion. He
November 17, 2022
Nanotechnology
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Is science the only means to the truth? Dr. Micah J. Green joins the podcast to address this question and others like it from an academic and faith-based perspective. Dr.
November 15, 2022
Surgery
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We often have no other choice than to trust the advice of our medical professionals – but what if there’s a financial incentive? In this episode, we chat with Dr.
November 14, 2022
Cultivating Food
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In this episode, we sit down with Meag Sargent, a Chicago-based horticulturist, multimedia artist, farmer, and food sovereignty advocate. Currently, she works with Farm From a Box, an off-grid toolkit
November 13, 2022
SARS-CoV-2 PCR Tests
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Today we connect with Klaus Steger, a Professor of Molecular Andrology at Justus-Liebig-University of Giessen, Germany. He joins us in this episode to discuss the scientific flaws of the PCR
November 12, 2022
Orphan Drugs
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Today we are joined by rare disease expert James A. Geraghty. James has been a director of eight NASDAQ-listed biotech companies, and chair of five. As someone that has worked
November 11, 2022
Nutritional Health
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What does medical ingenuity look like in the modern world? Many experts think it starts with root-cause solutions. In this episode, we connect with Jackson Larkin, a professional that is
November 10, 2022
Green Energy
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In this episode, we discuss the topic of green energy with Andrew Morriss, the Professor at Bush School of Government and Public Service and School of Law, Texas A&M University.
November 9, 2022
Sustainable Farming
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Farming is a skill that requires hands-on training – but what if you don’t have access to the resources to learn for yourself? Thanks to people like Emma Torbert, this
November 8, 2022
Climate Science
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Joining us today to address issues surrounding climate science is William Happer. William is the Cyrus Fogg Brackett Professor of Physics, Emeritus, at Princeton University. He is also a long-term
Fungi are a foundational part of our environment as we know it, but what makes them so important? In this episode, we dive into the world of fungi to answer
Joining us in this episode is Vivek Kumar, a scientist, innovator, and entrepreneur. Vivek is faculty at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) and the Rutgers School of Dental
In today’s day and age, we seem to have everything available at our fingertips. But given the instability of our society, what would happen if basic resources were harder to
November 1, 2022
Happiness
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Money is in everything, and how we choose to interact with it greatly influences the way we view the world. In this episode, we chat with Ken Honda about healthy
October 31, 2022
Pharmacologist
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Joining us in this episode to discuss all things pharmacology is Bryan Roth. Brian is the Michael Hooker Distinguished Professor of Protein Therapeutics and Translational Proteomics at the University of
October 30, 2022
Creative Process
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Today, we learn about the creative writing process straight from an Award-winning historical fantasy novelist. Helene Wecker is the author of The Golem and the Jinni and its sequel, The
October 29, 2022
Green Technology
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What is the most sustainable and economic way to farm? Eddy Badrina of Eden Green Technology may have the answer to this million-dollar question… Eden Green Technology is a company
October 28, 2022
Sustainability
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How do farm animals’ gut health and eating habits impact sustainability? What are researchers doing to improve food safety and animal health? In this episode, we sit down with animal
October 27, 2022
Beer Fermentation
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Have you ever wondered what it takes to produce your favorite beer? Well, it turns out that it requires a fair amount of scientific research to create a decent brew.
October 26, 2022
Sustainability
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In this episode, we sit down with Tom Paladino, a scientist, humanitarian, and pioneer in quantum health research. As a nationally recognized leader in sustainability, Tom is the founder and
October 25, 2022
Garden Crops
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Have you always wanted to start a backyard garden but never been sure how? Have you created a garden but failed to produce good crops? If so, you’re not alone.
October 24, 2022
Faith and Religion
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How could someone who’s illiterate construct an amazing and powerful work of literature such as the Quran? And what does the answer have to do with religious belief, Western literature, and
October 23, 2022
Chemical Pollution
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How many chemicals are floating around in natural bodies of water? Where do they travel, how do they change over time, and how much do we know about their environmental
October 22, 2022
Plant-Fungi
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About 90% of plants have partners that enrich their life – fungal partners, specifically, and nutritional enrichment that the plants use for growth, reproduction, and photosynthesis. How do these relationships
October 21, 2022
microplastics
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In this episode, we connect with Hannah Collins to discuss the ongoing issue of microplastic contamination. Hannah is a Ph.D. student in Oceanography at the University of Connecticut, Avery Point
October 20, 2022
Neuroscientist
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Joshua Burda Ph.D. joins the podcast to discuss how cells in the brain regulate response to injury and disease. As an Assistant Professor in the Department of Neurology at Cedars-Sinai
Andrew Latimer joins the podcast today to discuss his work as a professor in the Department of Plant Sciences at UC Davis. Andrew is here to address responses to fire
October 18, 2022
water treatment
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Dr. Oded Nir joins the podcast today to discuss his work in water treatment and resource recovery. As the lab director of the Nir Water Lab in Israel, Dr. Nir
October 17, 2022
Fusion Theory
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In this episode, we sit down with Sir Steven Cowley, a British theoretical physicist and global authority on astrophysical plasmas and nuclear fusion. Steven is the director of the Princeton
October 16, 2022
Marine Biologist
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Cece Gerstenbacher joins the podcast today to discuss environmental stewardship. Cece is an Environmental Program Coordinator as part of the Merrimack Valley Planning Commission (MVPC). Here, she works on everything
October 15, 2022
Economic Tips
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In this episode we are joined by John Williams, a real estate investor and mentor who also creates educational Youtube videos. John has a passion for surrounding himself with successful
October 14, 2022
Epigenetics
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Every experience, connection, meal, and countless other environmental factors can influence whether specific genes are turned on or off, affecting all kinds of physiological processes, including aging. Kara Fitzgerald provides eye-opening insights
October 13, 2022
microplastics
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Joining us in this episode to discuss microplastics and nanoplastics is Andrew Mayes. Andrew is an Associate Professor of Chemistry at the University of East Anglia where he analyzes and
October 12, 2022
Microplastic
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Joining the podcast to address microplastic pollution is Aleksandra Tubić, Ph.D. Aleksandra is an Associate Professor and Chair of Chemical Technology and Environmental Protection at the University of Novi Sad
October 11, 2022
Crop Cultivation
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Juan Carlos Díaz-Pérez joins the podcast today to discuss his research in vegetable production and physiology. Juan is a Professor in the Department of Horticulture at the University of Georgia
October 10, 2022
Climate Change
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Joining us in this episode to discuss climate science is Andrew Dessler. Andrew is the Director of the Texas Center for Climate Studies. He is also a Professor of Atmospheric
October 9, 2022
Genomics
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Today we discuss the “new frontier” of health and wellness: gut science. With all that the gut does for our bodies as a whole, it’s about time we take proper
October 8, 2022
Plant Cultivation
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Scott Wilson joins the podcast today to discuss all things gardening-related. Scott is a Master Gardener in the state of Colorado, where he educates people both in person and with
October 7, 2022
Sustainability
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In this episode, we analyze the environmental impact of food waste and how to reduce it with Dr. Simon Lockrey. Dr. Lockrey is a leading sustainability and design-based entrepreneur, board
October 6, 2022
mental health
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Faust Ruggiero joins the podcast today to discuss his work as a published research author, clinical trainer, and therapist. Faust has counseled people from all walks of life, and has
October 5, 2022
Food Systems
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Sustainable agriculture is a concept that takes an immense amount of attention and commitment. The disconnect between society and our food sources is staggering – and in this episode, we
October 4, 2022
Saltwater
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Returning to the podcast to discuss water desalination is Mark Holtzapple. Mark is a Professor of Chemical Engineering at Texas A&M University where he researches technologies that improve sustainability. With
October 3, 2022
Alcohol-Drenched
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Have you ever wondered how alcohol contributed to the origins of our civilization? Well, look no further. In this episode, we explore how our ancestors used alcohol and other intoxicants
October 2, 2022
Astrophysics
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Joining us in this episode is physicist and astrophysicist Marco Castellano. Marco is a researcher at Osservatorio Astronomico di Roma-INAF, where he investigates galaxy formation – specifically looking at the
October 1, 2022
Grape Cultivation
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In this episode, we sit down with two expert agriculturalists: Jim Kamas and Jacy L. Lewis. Both Jim and Jacy reside in Texas, where they lend their horticultural insight to
September 30, 2022
Protecting Our Planet
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Our planet provides everything for us, and it’s our job to ensure that it is appropriately taken care of. By coming together and creating technology that supports this effort, we
September 29, 2022
planetary science
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As technology continues to advance, so does our ability to understand astronomical wonders. With the ongoing innovation of state-of-the-art telescopes, you wouldn’t believe what researchers are discovering… Chima McGruder joins
September 28, 2022
Astronomical
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In this episode, we chat with expert astronomer Ori Fox. Ori is a Scientist at the Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI) where he works on the James Webb Space Telescope
September 27, 2022
Microplastics
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What are some innovative and creative ways to reduce the negative impacts of human activity on the environment and marine life? This is a question at the center of Juan
September 26, 2022
Microplastics
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In this episode, we sit down with Natalie M. Mahowald, an Earth scientist who is the Irving Porter Church Professor of Engineering at Cornell University. She joins us today to
September 25, 2022
Gardening 101
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Gardening is a skill that is both fulfilling and useful, especially in today’s world. Whether you are new to food cultivation or have been doing it for years, it is
September 24, 2022
Microplastics
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Andy Booth joins the podcast today to discuss the ongoing problem of microplastics. Andy is an environmental chemist that serves as the Chief Scientist at SINTEF Ocean, where he contributes
September 23, 2022
Optimize Sleep
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In this episode, we chat with Devin Burke, the Founder of Sleep Science Academy. Brian wears many hats – he is a bestselling author, Youtuber, TedX speaker, and sleep coach
September 22, 2022
Mushroom Cultivation
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In this episode, we discuss all things fungi with Jordan Jent from Texas Fungus. Jordan is a farmer that supplies local restaurants and markets with gourmet artisan mushrooms – from
September 21, 2022
Reduce Poverty
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Joining us today is John Virdin, the Director of the Ocean and Coastal Policy Program at Duke University. He joins us today to discuss marine conservation, and how humans affect
September 20, 2022
Aquaculture
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Where is your seafood coming from, and why does it matter? Find out the answer to this question and so many more with aquaculture and marine science expert Laura Tiu.
September 20, 2022
Intestinal Ecosystem
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Today we connect with Dr. Noelle Patno, a microbiome scientific educator that has cultivated a distinct approach to nutritional research. Dr. Patno has a Ph.D. in Molecular Metabolism and Nutrition,
September 19, 2022
Grow on Trees
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There’s not one sector of our economy that isn’t completely dependent upon a secure, natural rubber supply. But 100% of natural rubber is produced outside of the U.S., putting us
September 18, 2022
Optimizing Controlled
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Joining us today to discuss his horticultural work is Daniel Wells. Daniel is an Associate Professor in Auburn University’s Department of Horticulture where he teaches and focuses his research on
September 17, 2022
Management Practices
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One of the world’s leading experts in tree fruit horticulture extension joins the podcast today: Desmond Lane. Desmond is the Department Head and Professor at Auburn University Horticulture, where he
September 16, 2022
Soil Health
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Sean M. Smukler joins the podcast today to discuss soil health and sustainable agriculture. Sean is the Principal Investigator of the SAL lab, and Associate Professor and Chair of Agriculture
September 15, 2022
Ancient Fingerprints
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Today we uncover human culture with forensic archaeologist Kimberlee Sue Moran. Kimberlee is the Founder of Forensic Outreach and the Director of Forensics at Rutgers University. Currently, she is working
September 15, 2022
Fruit Tree
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In this episode, we are joined by Rich Marini, a Professor of Horticulture at Pennsylvania State University. Rich specializes in tree and small fruit physiology, data analysis, and fruit production
September 14, 2022
Crop Production
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In this episode, we connect with Dr. Osler Ortez. Dr. Ortez is an Assistant Professor at The Ohio State University, where he specializes in corn and emerging crops. Dr. Ortez
September 14, 2022
Land Management
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In this episode, we connect with Gabe Brown, a regenerative agriculture expert with a commitment to natural resources and healthy living. Gabe runs Brown’s Ranch, where he participates in “no-till
September 13, 2022
fish and plant
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Today we sit down with Anthony Siccardi, an Assistant Professor in the Biology department at Georgia Southern University. Anthony is an expert in aquaponics systems, and he joins us in
September 12, 2022
Farm Food
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Today we connect with Kathleen Tlush, the CEO and Founder of Tlush Family Farm. On a small patch of land near Philadelphia, Kathleen and her family cultivate everything from microgreens
September 12, 2022
Genomic Medicine
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Dr. Paldeep S. Atwal joins the podcast today to discuss his research in clinical genomic medicine and educate us on Ehlers-Danlos syndromes (EDS). Dr. Atwal is a board-certified clinical and
September 11, 2022
Self-Sustainable Living
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Joining us today is Christy Darlington from Green Living Off Grid. Green Living Off Grid is a platform that Christy uses to teach people how to live healthier lives by
September 10, 2022
Fusion Science
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Today we chat with a world-renowned scientist: Dr. Omar A. Hurricane. Dr. Hurricane is a physicist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, in the thermonuclear and inertial confinement fusion design division.
September 9, 2022
mushrooms
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In this episode, we connect with Robert B. Beelman. Robert is a Professor Emeritus of Food Science at Penn State and Director at the Center for Plant and Mushroom Foods
September 8, 2022
Dental Health
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Today we chat with Oscar Adelman, the Founder and CEO of Remi. Remi is a direct-to-consumer sleep and wellness organization backed by Foundation Capital. The mission of Remi is to
September 7, 2022
Sleep Quality
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In this episode, we explore the world of deep sleep with Dr. Dan Gartenberg. Dr. Gartenberg is the CEO of SleepSpace, a company that provides people with various sleep-related resources
September 6, 2022
Happier Hour
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In this episode, we chat with Dr. Cassie Holmes, an award-winning teacher, and expert on time and happiness. Dr. Holmes is a Professor at UCLA’s Anderson School of Management and
September 5, 2022
3-D printed
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Joining us to talk about 3-D printed prosthetics is Alexander Tholl, the Co-Founder and CEO of Dive Design. Dive Design is a company that produces 3-D products ranging from apple
September 4, 2022
Marine Plastics
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In this episode, Zoie Diana joins us to discuss her research on plastic pollution management. Zoie is a scientist in the Marine Lab at Duke University, where she is also
September 3, 2022
Plastic Pollutants
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In this episode, we have the opportunity to speak with Dr. Janice Brahney, an accomplished environmental researcher. Dr. Brahney is an assistant professor at Utah State University’s Watershed Sciences department.
September 2, 2022
Survive And Thrive
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From high inflation to increased interest rates, maintaining financial stability in today’s economy is harder than ever. In this episode, we get financial advice from 5 experts on how to
September 1, 2022
Plant Cultivation
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Today, we chat with Robert Westerfield, the Senior Public Service Associate for the University of Georgia. Robert is a consumer horticulturist that specializes in vegetables and woody ornamentals. At the
August 31, 2022
PTSD Symptoms
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Today, we are joined by two incredible guests: Dr. Michelle Kukla and Dr. Eugene Lipov. In this episode, we will be discussing their distinct professional approaches to countering PTSD. Dr.
August 30, 2022
sustainable
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Joining us today is Rob Greenfield. Rob is an environmental activist and humanitarian dedicated to leading the way to a more sustainable and just world. With his platform, he provides
August 29, 2022
The World Of Microgreens
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Joining us today is Donny Greens, the Founder of Finest Foods. Finest Foods is a business that provides microgreens to consumers in order to improve the local community’s health and
August 28, 2022
Modifying Plant
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In this episode, we are joined by Robin Buell. Robin is the Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar Chair in Crop Genomics at the University of Georgia. She sits down with
August 27, 2022
Stem Cell Treatment
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Are you wondering how to bank your stem cells for future use in a non-invasive way? If so, turn your attention towards Drew Taylor, the CEO of Acorn Biolabs. Acorn
August 26, 2022
Textile Pollution
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Today we speak with Thomas Stanton, an AXA Research Fund Fellow at Loughborough University. In this episode, Thomas educates us on plastics, microplastics, and anthropogenic materials. Thomas’s interest in microplastic
August 25, 2022
Land Regeneration
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Joining us in this episode is Andrew Millison, an instructor of Permaculture at Oregon State University. Over the years, Andrew has developed an online instruction program in collaboration with Oregon
August 25, 2022
Vegetable Gardening
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In this episode, Elise Pickett joins us to discuss her mission to familiarize people with the benefits of home gardening. Elise runs The Urban Harvest LLC, a platform she uses
August 24, 2022
environmental topics
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Join us now in our conversation about aquaponics and environmental sustainability with Nancy Gift! Nancy is an Associate Professor of Environmental Studies and Chair of the Sustainability and Environmental Studies
August 24, 2022
COVID-19
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In this episode, we are joined once again by Ken McCarthy, an activist, educator, entrepreneur, and internet commercialization pioneer. Ken is dedicated to enlightening the public on issues of significant
August 23, 2022
Sustainability
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Today we discuss technologies that improve sustainability with Mark Holtzapple. Mark is a Professor of Chemical Engineering at Texas A&M University, where he has been doing research for nearly 37
August 23, 2022
Carbon Future
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In this episode, we connect with Anastasios “Taso” Arima, the CEO of IperionX. IperionX is a company that develops zero carbon sustainable critical minerals and metals. Its mission is to
August 22, 2022
Survival Preparedness
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In the uncertainty of this modern world, it seems obvious that being prepared is a necessary safety precaution. But what does this look like? And what should you be prepared
August 22, 2022
Herbal Extracts
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Today, we welcome Logan Christopher back to the podcast. Logan is the CEO of Lost Empire Herbs, a family-run natural supplement company that was created by three like-minded brothers that
August 21, 2022
Self-Sufficient Living
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In today’s day and age, self-sustainability is more important than ever. And with the many educators on the internet, gaining access to this knowledge is becoming increasingly simple. Joining us
August 20, 2022
Exercise Routine
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Today we chat with John Jaquish, a scientist, mentor, and a Wall Street Journal best-selling author. John’s book, Weight Lifting Is a Waste of Time: So Is Cardio, and There’s
August 19, 2022
The Innovative World
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In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Ernst von Schwarz, author of the new book, The Secret World of Stem Cell Therapy. In this publication, Dr. Von Schwarz presents
August 18, 2022
Marketing Tool
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As the world moves toward more audio-dominant media, many professionals are seeing this as an opportunity for business exposure and marketing success. However, few know the strategies that allow you
August 17, 2022
soil health
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In this episode, we chat with Richard M. Cruse, a professor in the Agronomy Department at Iowa State University and Director of the Iowa Water Center. Dr. Cruse has always
August 16, 2022
Healthy Lifestyles
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In this episode, we are joined by Jess Klain, the founder of Physio Yoga & Wellness. With her career and personal aspirations always evolving, Jess is devoted to refining her
August 15, 2022
sustainable agriculture
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Today we chat with prepping expert Stacy Zivicki. She joins us to address important topics such as sustainable agriculture, food preservation, homesteading, and farm freedom. Stacy educates people around the
August 14, 2022
Freedom
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The internet allows us to exchange information so efficiently that location is becoming obsolete. As a result, working from anywhere is becoming increasingly more accessible. What if you had the
August 13, 2022
Principles Of Chess
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Have you ever wondered how the game of chess can impact real-life skills? In this episode, we connect with an individual that is committed to using chess to develop and
August 12, 2022
Art Robotic Surgery
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Today we sit down with a long-time professional in the medical device industry: Robert Cohen. Robert is the President of Stryker’s Digital, Robotics, and Enabling Technologies — an organization that
August 11, 2022
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Tune in to our fascinating chat about biblical history with Marc Brettler! Marc is a member of the American Academy for Jewish Research and the Council of the Society of
August 10, 2022
Unconcious Mind
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In this episode, we chat with Dr. Daniel Z. Lieberman, the author of ”The Molecule of More”. Dr. Lieberman joins us in anticipation of his newest book “Spellbound”, which is
August 9, 2022
Healthy Democracy
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Here to chat with us about responsible government and democracy is Peter MacLeod. Peter is the founder and principal of MASS LBP, an organization based in Toronto, Canada that seeks
In this episode, we talk with Aaron Dukes, Esquire from Dukes Legal, P.A. Aaron Dukes is not only an attorney, but he is also a cattle rancher and farmer that
August 7, 2022
Christianity
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Science and spirituality seem to be worlds apart, especially in this day and age. But what if they actually made each other stronger? In this episode, we sit down with
August 6, 2022
Bird Eye View
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Returning to the podcast is Alex Backer, Ph.D., a scientist, inventor, writer, speaker, and entrepreneur. He joins us to discuss his latest project based on cutting-edge drone technology: drisit. Drisit
August 5, 2022
intricacies of an animal
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Today we connect with Kenneth Oliveira, the Professor and Chair of the Department of Biology at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. Kenneth has a very interesting research interest: the biology
August 4, 2022
Alzheimer's Disease
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Joining us again on the podcast is Dr. Bill McGraw, a prolific research scientist and the author of Aluminum Detox: An Easy Solution and Mercury: The Ultimate Truth and Chronic
August 3, 2022
Microplastics
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In this episode, we address important environmental issues with Kalliat T. Valsaraj. Kalliat is a Distinguished Professor of Chemical Engineering at Louisianna State University, and he focuses his research on
August 2, 2022
Oil Spills
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In this episode, we sit down with Bhuvnesh Bharti, an Associate Professor at the LSU Department of Chemical Engineering. He joins us today to talk about oil spill management and
August 1, 2022
Vineyard Crops
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Today we connect with Abhaya Dandekar, a Distinguished Professor at UC Davis and Director at the Plant Transformation Facility. Abhaya focuses his research on the dissection of plant phenotypes in
July 31, 2022
Mitochondrial
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In this episode, we examine all things related to mitochondrial genetics and disease with Keshav K. Singh, Ph.D. Mitochondrial function affects more in your body than you may realize, and
July 30, 2022
Democracy
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In this episode, we have the opportunity to talk with Alice Siu, the Associate Director for the Deliberative Democracy Lab at Stanford University. She joins us to discuss economic issues
July 29, 2022
Pregnancy and Childbirth
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Join us today in our engaging discussion about pregnancy and childbirth with Sarah Lavonne! Sarah is an accomplished labor nurse, birth coach, and the Founder/CEO of Bundle Birth. Sarah has
July 28, 2022
Plastic Waste
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Today we have a conversation with Gregg Beckham, a Senior Research Fellow at the U.S. National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL). Gregg received his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from MIT in
July 27, 2022
Gardening Guidelines
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Have you ever wondered how to cultivate your own farm? Joe Foster has a YouTube channel dedicated to just that. Entitled Growit Buildit, Joe’s videos provide detailed accounts of how
July 26, 2022
Amino Acids
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In this episode, Dr. Robert Wolfe from the Amino Company, joins us to talk about Essential amino acids and how they influence aging and longevity. Dr. Wolfe is the CoFounder
July 25, 2022
Healthy Breastfeeding
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Ever been curious about the lactation process? Kassi Reyes, a registered nurse, doula, and lactation expert joins us today to talk about all things human lactation. Kassi does online courses
July 24, 2022
art of breastfeeding
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In this episode, we have a conversation with Jay “The Famous Mommy”. Jay has a Youtube channel where she provides breastfeeding education and real-life documentaries educating parents on the art
July 23, 2022
motherhood tips
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Where do we turn if we cannot feed our newborns? Baby formula shortages are becoming a real problem, and parents are being forced to find creative ways out of this
July 22, 2022
Difficult Situations
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When life continues to knock you down, it gets harder and harder to get back up. However, when we are able to overcome hardship, it allows us to refine our
July 21, 2022
Societal Health
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Here on the podcast to contribute her knowledge on climate science is Eri Saikawa. Eri is an Associate Professor in the Department of Environmental Sciences at Emory University. She primarily
July 20, 2022
Astronomer
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Today we connect with Chris Impey, a University Distinguished Professor in the Department of Astronomy at the University of Arizona. Chris’s astronomy research interests lie in observational cosmology – the
July 19, 2022
Medical Tattoos
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In the past, tattooing was often regarded as a “gritty” industry. But as it evolves, it has become much more than that. In this episode, we chat with Becky Barker
July 18, 2022
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Joining the podcast today is Peter Hore, a Professor of Chemistry at the University of Oxford. Peter researches a very peculiar topic: the navigational abilities of night migratory songbirds. In
July 17, 2022
Sustainable Farming
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Joining us in today’s podcast is Karis Johnston, a farmer in the Dallas-metro area that sells her goods at various local farmer’s markets around Texas. Karis sits down to discuss
July 16, 2022
Philosophy Of Farming
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Agriculture is a vital part of our society’s health and welfare. Without it, our civilization wouldn’t exist as it currently does – and it’s all made possible by hard-working farmers.
July 15, 2022
Earth Green Again
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In this episode, we connect with Ole Kristian Sivertsen, the President and Group CEO of Desert Control. Ole is a “hope maker and climate optimist” that is compelled to make
July 14, 2022
Therapeutics
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In this episode, we connect with Hamid Khoja, the Chief Scientific Officer of FibroBiologics. With experience as a researcher in the pharmaceutical industry, Hamid now works with FibroBiologics using fibroblast
July 13, 2022
Uncertain Times
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In this episode, we are joined by Katie from Good Patriot. Good Patriot is a platform that Katie uses to inform people about proactive ways to exercise their freedom while
July 12, 2022
Mental Health
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In this episode, we have the opportunity to talk with Sara Schley, the author of BrainStorm: From Broken to Blessed on the Bipolar Spectrum. As someone that has faced mental
July 11, 2022
Dig Gardening
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Joining us in this episode is Charles Dowding, the author of No Dig: Nurture Your Soil to Grow Better Veg with Less Effort, and other books that are centered around
July 10, 2022
Microplastics
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Today we sit down with Andrey Ethan Rubin, a Ph.D. student in the Zucker lab at Tel Aviv University (TAU). Andry is a researcher that focuses his efforts on dealing
July 9, 2022
Economic Instability
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In this episode, we chat with Chris Taylor, who is also known as the “financial prepper”. Chris is a content creator that is has dedicated his time to educating people
In this episode, we are joined by Jay Fields, an educator, coach, and author. As someone who is committed to helping others manage their emotions, Jay has created various coaching
July 7, 2022
Cybersecurity Threats
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Today we are joined by Tom Kirkham, the CEO & Founder of IronTech Security. IronTech Security is a company that offers cybersecurity solutions to organizations of all sizes around the
July 6, 2022
Importance Of Chemical
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In this episode, we chat with Hans Plugge, the principal at Safer Chemical Analytics LLC. With a background in environmental chemistry and toxicology, Hans focuses his expertise on the sustainability
July 5, 2022
Engineering Problems
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Today we sit down with Paul Douglas (“Doug”) Tougaw, a full professor and chair of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Valparaiso University. Doug has an extensive background
July 4, 2022
Cybersecurity Technology
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In this episode, we are joined by John Prisco, the CEO and Founder of Safe Quantum Incorporated. Safe Quantum Inc. works with data-driven companies to “define, develop and deploy quantum-safe
July 3, 2022
Health Paradigm
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In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Patrick Flynn, a Chiropractor, and founder of The Wellness Way. In addition to his work as a medical professional, Dr. Flynn authored
July 2, 2022
Rainwater Harvesting
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It makes sense that anywhere that has a dry climate should seek alternative sources of water. In this podcast, we chat with Tucson business owner, Brad Lancaster about his approach
July 1, 2022
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Today we have the pleasure of sitting down with Dr. Alan Lindemann, an obstetric physician that has delivered more than 6,000 babies over his four decades of medical practice. Dr.
June 30, 2022
Animal-Free Meats
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In this episode, we are joined by Paul Shapiro. Paul Shapiro is the CEO of The Better Meat Co., the author of the national bestseller Clean Meat: How Growing Meat Without Animals Will Revolutionize Dinner and the World, a four-time TEDx speaker,
How many species are in your salad mix? It’s probably not a question you’ve ever asked yourself, but the what, why, and how of the answer is worth exploring. Seed
June 28, 2022
Citizen Deliberation
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Joining us in this episode is Iain Walker. Iain is the Executive Director of the newDemocracy Foundation (nDF) in Australia and has done various work in both local and state-level
June 27, 2022
ONE Piece of Advice
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Today’s episode is unique: 5 industry leaders cut to the chase and share their #1 piece of health advice. It’s powerful information packed into bite-sized pieces: #1 – Be the
June 26, 2022
Reframing Your Mindset
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In this episode, we sit down with Mike Maddock, a best-selling author and entrepreneurial anthropologist who has dedicated his efforts to inspiring and empowering curiosity. Most recently, Mike published Plan
June 25, 2022
Participatory Democracy
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Today we sit down with Shmuel Lederman, Ph. D. Dr. Lederman is part of The Weiss-Livnat Center for Holocaust Research at Haifa University, and specializes in both political theory and
June 24, 2022
Environmental Problems
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The interconnectivity between humans and nature is inherent, yet often overlooked. This begs the question: How can we use this connection to build a healthier relationship with our planet and
June 23, 2022
Preventative Approach
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In this episode, we chat with Shawn Rowland, M.D., the founder and CEO of Jase Medical. Jase Medical is a telemedicine platform that helps prepare people for emergency situations by
June 22, 2022
Improve Wellness
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In this episode, we sit down to talk with David L. Katz, MD, MPH, FACPM, FACP, FACLM, a Preventative and Lifestyle Medicine expert that specializes in nutrition and wellness. Dr.
June 21, 2022
People Keeping Secrets
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Today we chat with Michael Slepian, the leading expert on the psychology of secrets who authored the book, The Secret Life of Secrets: How Our Inner Worlds Shape Well-Being, Relationships,
June 20, 2022
Human Memory
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The complexities that exist within the human brain continue to stump scientists to this day. Among the most mysterious brain workings is the formation and storage of memories – and
June 19, 2022
New Democratic
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In this episode, we are joined by Olly Dowlen, the author of The Political Potential of Sortition: A study of the random selection of citizens for public office (Sortition and
June 18, 2022
Grow Your Wealth
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Do you love traveling? Do you love having the freedom to be where you want, when you want, doing what you want? Do you hate taxes? If so, this episode
June 17, 2022
Sustainable Advantages
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What does it mean to be truly sustainable? Few individuals test the limits to find out. Since living off the grid is among the most realistic ways to be completely
June 16, 2022
Societal Conditions
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In this episode, we chat with Joseph Lynch, the owner and CEO of Survival Living LLC. Survival Living is a company that is committed to equipping its clients with the
June 15, 2022
Understanding Economy
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When considering the subject of economics, it is important to know that it is a global phenomenon. Otherwise referred to as macroeconomics, studying the economy from this perspective offers unique
It’s fascinating to consider the complexities that exist within the world of birds. Their behavior and ability to communicate with intricate songs is continuing to captivate researchers to this day.
June 13, 2022
Democracy
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In this episode, we chat with Dr. Michael MacKenzie, an Assistant Professor at The University of Pittsburgh. Dr. MacKenzie holds a Ph.D. in political science, and has done extensive work
June 12, 2022
Stress and Anxiety
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Stress-related conditions affect a vast array of individuals. Many health professionals are finding innovative and effective ways to not only manage these disorders, but also prevent them from happening. In
June 11, 2022
Microplastic Problem
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In this episode, we are joined by Bruce R. Sutherland, the Associate Editor of Physical Review Fluids, and a Professor in the Departments of Physics and Earth & Atmospheric Sciences
June 10, 2022
Chronic Illnesses
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Chronic health conditions affect millions of people worldwide. While the conventional approaches to treating these issues can certainly alleviate discomfort, there are medical professionals who are more interested in finding
June 9, 2022
Animals Impact
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Few people consider the ways in which the environment is affected by the animals that inhabit them. From urban landscapes to desert terrains – animals have a profound impact on
June 8, 2022
Investigating Future
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In this episode, we hear from Dr. Dianne McGrath, a sustainability expert, TEDx speaker, and prior candidate for the Mars One mission. Utilizing her diverse skill set, Dr. McGrath is
June 7, 2022
Treat Cancer
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We often think of cancer treatment primarily as types of radiation therapy such as chemotherapy. However, some medical professionals are finding that vaccines may be a productive method of killing
June 6, 2022
Lifestyle Advice
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Cardiovascular disease is among the leading causes of death in the United States, which begs the question: How can we prevent heart disease before it’s too late? Many medical professionals
June 5, 2022
Water Quality Program
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Our environment is facing a new challenge: microplastics. A lot of this material is found in our waterways, and researchers are working hard at identifying where they come from and
June 4, 2022
Water Treatment
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We often take our resources for granted – especially water. It’s not often that we think about the importance of treatment methods that help us reuse water to avoid the
June 3, 2022
Food Security
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When plants are exposed to fungal infections, it dramatically changes their ability to survive. In the context of farming, these infections can lead to many agricultural issues – and researchers
June 2, 2022
Revolutionary Treatment
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Many neurological diseases are still regarded as scientific mysteries. Given the complexities that exist within our neurological makeup, figuring out how diseases interact with the nervous system is often very
June 1, 2022
Hummingbirds Displays
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A seven-year-old boy plays in the forest, stumbles upon a dog skull, and falls into a lifelong passion for all things bones. That was decades ago, and the boy was
May 31, 2022
Recycle Plastic
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Recycling is a process that is much more complex than most people think. While our society is taking steps towards recycling more, it is important to keep refining our approach
May 30, 2022
Improve Your Business
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Businesses are the backbone of the United States economy. While there are many opportunities for companies to grow and prosper, businesses can often suffer due to a lack of insight
May 29, 2022
3D Printing
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In today’s age, the process of product manufacturing is advancing at a rapid pace. At the forefront of this development is 3D printing, a growing industry that eliminates the labor-intensive
May 28, 2022
Origins Of Life
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In this episode, we connect with Dr. Dominic Papineau, an Associate Professor in Geochemistry and Astrobiology at University College London. Dr. Papineau is a researcher that is interested in understanding
May 27, 2022
Stress And Anxiety
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Sometimes it can be challenging to imagine what it would look like to change your relationship with stress and anxiety truly. But what if all it took to manage these
May 26, 2022
Invasive Surgeries
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We often think of long recovery times and large scars when we think of surgery. While this is still the case with many patients, there are methods surgeons are using
May 25, 2022
Overall Health
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What is changing in our bodies to cause conditions like diabetes, heart issues, and obesity? Could it be linked to our gut health? Many researchers are finding that the microbiome
May 24, 2022
Precision Health
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Obtaining specific health advice for our bodies usually involves a trip to the doctor. This is because in order to see how our genetic makeup influences our health, extensive lab
May 23, 2022
Eyes Of A Professional
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The stock market is an incredibly complicated system that many people don’t understand. In order to become an experienced trader on your own, it takes a lot of time and
May 22, 2022
Infectious Diseases
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Nursing homes were certainly among the hardest-hit communities when COVID-19 began spreading. Before the pandemic hit, however, how did infectious disease spread in these long-term care facilities? Dr. Buffy Lloyd-Krejci
May 21, 2022
Happy Life
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Leading a “happy” life can mean a multitude of things, and there are great minds out there that have proven methods for those who are seeking this elevated way of
May 20, 2022
Platform To Empower
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Making healthy food options accessible to consumers is not something that many companies do. Not only is it generally more expensive to manufacture these products, but it can also be
May 19, 2022
Exploring Mind
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On this podcast, we are joined by Arthur Saniotis. Arthur is an Adjunct Senior Fellow at The University of Adelaide, Australia, and he currently specializes in clinical anatomy, neuroanatomy, and
May 18, 2022
New Insights
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There are questions that are constantly racing through our minds as conscious human beings. Oftentimes, these questions never leave our inner dialogue – but what happens when we talk about
May 17, 2022
Cycle of Emotion
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Don’t show emotion. To cry is to show weakness. Suppress your anger to prove your manhood. These are the kinds of messages sent by society to boys and young men.
May 16, 2022
Hormonal Health
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Diet influences a vast array of body functions. Eating poorly not only dictates how your body operates, but it can also affect your mental health. There are many opinions about
May 15, 2022
Taboo Topics
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If you see a police officer choking someone to death … is it morally permissible to shoot the police officer to save the person? Professor Jason Brennan from Georgetown University
May 14, 2022
Women’s Health
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The approach to Women’s Health continues to shift as medical experts research alternative methods. Many doctors are finding that the best way to prevent female-specific disease is by implementing healthy
May 13, 2022
Bowmar Nutrition
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One of the biggest issues with the supplement industry is that it’s unregulated, and many people don’t really know whether they’re getting a safe and effective product. Sarah and Josh
May 12, 2022
Plant-Based Nutrition
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Nutrition is a relatively new science. With this comes the revolving concept of what defines “good” nutrition, and what defines “bad” nutrition. As nutritional science evolves, many experts are finding
May 11, 2022
Inspiring Visit
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In this episode, our host, Richard Jacobs walks us through his recent visit to the Museum of Osteology in Oklahoma City, OK. With the many marvels he witnessed, Richard took
Why can it be so challenging to wake up in the morning? Based on an individual’s circadian rhythms, exposure to morning light can make all the difference. Press play to
May 9, 2022
Biological Perspective
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You’ve surely asked yourself the age-old question: what factors influence my weight? Well, there are many approaches to that question, and it’s getting harder to distinguish between the accurate and
As you age, you lose stem cells. Scientists have found that collecting younger samples of these cells can be effective for future medical treatment. Being your own stem cell donor
May 6, 2022
Emerging Viruses
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Joining us on this episode is Dr. Jason Kindrachuk. Dr. Kindrachuk is an assistant professor in Medical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases at the University of Manitoba. In addition to this,
Why is the preservation of freshwater habitats so crucial? With the abundance of unique populations of fish that utilize these ecosystems, the destruction of freshwater environments could be devastating. Press
May 4, 2022
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What makes the absence of antimatter puzzling? Since we know it is produced, not being able to observe it opens a host of new questions. Listen up to learn: The
May 3, 2022
Investigating Compasses
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The sensory and navigational abilities of migratory birds are a staggering phenomenon. As birds continue to complete successful voyages spanning thousands of miles, scientists have many questions about how they
May 2, 2022
Microplastics
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What makes the microplastic problem so hard to solve? With Varied sizes and states, this range of particles requires an interdisciplinary solution. Listen up to learn: Why the microplastics problem
May 1, 2022
Pathogenic Bacteria
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What’s the next big leap in medicine? Nature may have more to offer than one may think. Listen up to learn: How an ordinarily innocuous bacteria can become dangerous Why
April 30, 2022
Microplastics
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What makes microplastics so dangerous? Since they can contaminate such a wide range of environments, their impact cannot be underestimated. Press play to learn: A possible solution for microplastic contamination
April 29, 2022
Life End
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When does life truly end? Since it can be challenging to measure, neurosurgery may offer more clues. Press play to learn: How long after the heart stops the brain continues
April 28, 2022
Laser Technology
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What makes tattoo removal so challenging? Since the process is delicate and the use of lasers is so temperamental based on a range of factors, the process must be tailored
April 26, 2022
Mitochondrial Diseases
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What makes mitochondrial diseases so dangerous? Since they power the body, a defect can be disastrous. Listen up to learn: What may be inhibiting mitochondrial function in cells The harmful
April 25, 2022
Environmental Technology
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How can the impact of wastewater on the environment be reduced? A future of fewer pollutants may be possible through new technologies that can purify or mitigate contamination. Listen up
April 24, 2022
Ecology of Weeds
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What makes weeds so difficult to control? Since they grow in such close proximity to crops, methods of control can be challenging to perfect. Listen up to learn: The difference
April 23, 2022
Health and Nutrition
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Is the gut the gateway to taking control of your overall health? By ensuring a healthy gut through nutrition, significant benefits can be seen in a wide variety of cases.
April 22, 2022
Parkinson Disease
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Have new breakthroughs been made in treating Parkinson’s Disease? Through new therapeutic techniques, promising results have been shown. Listen up to learn: Early parkinsonian symptoms The targets of current research
How can our current systems of government be updated to reflect modern needs? Through citizen assemblies and a more accessible format, there may be a more significant opportunity for change.
April 20, 2022
Natural Crops
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Why are preserving pollinators so crucial? Without the benefits offered by pollinators, food supplies around the world can be negatively impacted. Listen up to learn: Which species can pollinate in
April 19, 2022
Democracy
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Can looking to the past revolutionize how we approach government and leadership? Through strategies like lottery systems and more accessible leadership, ancient Greek politics may have been on to something.
April 18, 2022
Employee Mental Health
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How has the shift in customer behavior and mental health affected employees? Through management strategies and developmental procedures, employees can be protected from many of the negative impacts. Listen up
April 17, 2022
Pollution Dilemma
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The impact microplastics have on the environment is still being uncovered by scientists. As we learn more about this problem, many researchers are taking proactive steps to mitigate this issue
April 16, 2022
Life On Earth
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Is natural selection as natural as it once was? Despite what we may think, natural selection, as laid out by Darwin, has little resemblance to mutations happening today. Listen up
April 15, 2022
Better Democracy
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Is there a cure for the widespread disillusionment with politics around the world? By returning the focus of politics to the community it serves, there may be a chance. Press
April 14, 2022
Medical Technology
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How can the effort to find absolute zero contribution to the world of medicine? By mastering the motion of atoms and molecules, new therapeutic techniques may be uncovered. Listen up
April 13, 2022
Rethinking Cancer
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Is how we think about and approach cancer all wrong? By reexamining the roots of cancer evolution, a shift in thinking may lead to significant new developments. Listen up to
April 12, 2022
Lifestyle Diseases
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How does the body regulate itself to maintain health? Despite what we may think, it may not be as effective as many think. Press play to learn: What causes the
April 11, 2022
Types of Anxiety
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Is your anxiety true or false? You might be thinking “It’s TRUE anxiety—it’s real, not false, and I’m not making it up.” It turns out your anxiety might be of
April 10, 2022
Heart Health
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Is the current standard of heart healthcare doing enough to address unseen risks in patients? With a new approach and epidemiology, there may be additional steps to take. Listen up
April 9, 2022
Stigma Of Psychedelics
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Psychedelics are commonly thought of as substances that are purely used for recreation, but researchers are continuing to find that there is much more to them than just that. Given
April 8, 2022
Afterlife Experiences
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Is there evidence of life continuing after death? Between anecdotes and the witnesses to the most unlikely of events, there may be more to the stories than you might have
Why are T cells so vital to our immune response? As one of the primary markers of a potential issue, a problem with your T cells could spell disaster. Listen
April 6, 2022
Postural Issues
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Those who suffer from hypermobility disorders are often at a loss of what to do to relieve the discomfort and tension that they experience. It takes a particular type of
April 5, 2022
Anger Issues
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Experiencing strong emotions is inevitable. Still, controlling one’s anger is a valuable skill, especially as children grow older. Listen up to learn: Strategies to improve a situation with strong emotions
April 4, 2022
Aging Influences Body
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Is aging the root cause of disease and the breakdown of our bodies? If we can find a way to alter the process, many advances in health and longevity may
April 3, 2022
Hypermobility
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Hypermobility spectrum disorders are incredibly unique conditions to live with. Medical professionals are still uncovering various ways to treat those with hypermobility disorders, with one of the more prominent methods
April 2, 2022
Mental and Emotional
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Can breathing offer more benefits than many of us give it credit for? While a necessary part of staying alive, being mindful of it can offer a host of health
March 31, 2022
Nurturing Our Bodies
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Our bodies are complex ecosystems that require intentional upkeep. While there are many ways to nourish the body, many professionals are finding that preventative approaches to wellness yield the most
March 30, 2022
Awareness To ALS
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In this podcast, we are joined by Indu Navar. Indu Navar is the CEO of Everything ALS, a company that prioritizes bringing awareness to Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) and those
March 29, 2022
Combating Cancer
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Scientists are using the power of mathematics to take action against cancer. These unique analytical methods have contributed to an exciting new approach to cancer investigation and treatment. Joining us
March 28, 2022
Diversity in Pathogens
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How can mathematical models help us better understand how we can combat the evolution of diseases? By understanding how the development progresses, we may be able to alleviate the burden
March 27, 2022
Motherhood
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Why is finding mental health aid for many new mothers so tricky? Through a lacking mental healthcare system and few resources, it can be challenging for new mothers to find
March 26, 2022
Gastrointestinal Cancers
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How does BRCA play a role in new oncology developments? By manipulating the levels, a more vulnerable state can be reached, opening treatment opportunities. Press play to learn: Why new
March 25, 2022
Microplastic Air
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What makes microplastics so dangerous? Their ability to spread so quickly can make them near impossible to prevent. Listen in to learn: How microplastics spread Why microplastics may be aerosolized
March 24, 2022
Preventing Birth Defects
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Does the environment around the parents impact the chance for birth defects? Evidence may support a level of present danger through evidence in mice. Press play to learn: What caused
March 23, 2022
Molecular Hydrogen
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How did a water purifier lead to a range of unintended health benefits for its users? By cultivating hydrogen in the purified water, those who used it could reap the
March 22, 2022
Harm of Microplastics
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How can the cast number of microplastics seeping into the environment be mitigated? Through possible legislation and better product design, it is still possible to turn the situation around. Listen
March 21, 2022
Medicine Therapy
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In the age of diverse medical thought, it can be difficult to know the best way to approach holistic wellness. Fortunately, there are many brilliant minds that are committed to
March 20, 2022
Coral Reef Preservation
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Coral reefs are delicate ecological communities that must be taken care of in the face of climate change and other environmental circumstances. Conservationists are discovering more about how to effectively
March 19, 2022
Human Health
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We know that many diseases are caused by factors such as lifestyle and diet. Unfortunately, the current medical system often offers prescriptions to treat the conditions we are diagnosed with
How can children who struggle to learn how to read catch up? Through literacy interventions and tailored support, reading is within reach of everyone! How a decoder can help children
March 17, 2022
CBD Treatments
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How have increasing numbers of folks found relief through CBD? With an easy-to-understand ingredient list and consistent dosing, Relax Babe CBD may be your new best friend. Listen up to
March 16, 2022
Spirituality and Science
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Has the world of medicine turned to over-technical solutions for events and problems with holistic paths to wellness? From pregnancy to stress, the crossroads of spirituality and science may be
March 15, 2022
Plant based diets
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In the late 80s, vegan or even vegetarian registered dieticians were impossible to find … until Brenda Davis made the transition. Finding herself alone, without even the resources to back
March 14, 2022
Cancer Cells
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What makes new discoveries about ion channels in relation to cancer? With recent developments and techniques, revolutionary therapeutic methods may be on the horizon. Listen up to learn: How an
Joining us today is Patricia Stott, who is part of Elevation Wellness, a treatment center centered around a holistic approach to health and wellness. In this episode, Patricia will be
Decades of chronic stress led to Scott Lifer nearly collapsing in the middle of a restaurant, feeling absolutely certain that he was about to die. It was a horrible experience
March 11, 2022
Water Sources
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How are microplastics harmful to humans? Researchers are determined to find out what microplastics can do to human health, and how to limit their contamination in our food and water.
March 10, 2022
Sex Chromosomes
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Why is the Australian dragon so fascinating? Since they can change gender based on the temperature in the egg, they can offer insight into several aspects of environmental temperature impact,
March 9, 2022
Snake Venom
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Can snake venom be used in medicine for humans? This seems like a trick question, but in fact, researchers are developing medicines that utilize different properties of snake venom that
March 8, 2022
Developing Vaccines
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Why are injections still the most prevalent delivery method of vaccination? Well, through the development of nasal delivery and other methods, it might soon be phased out. Listen up to
March 7, 2022
Plastic Pollution
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Why does so much trash wind up in our waterways? Without proper action much farther upstream than preventing the last stages of littering, changes can be challenging to make. How
March 6, 2022
Gout Therapeutics
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Why has Gout been an incredibly challenging condition for many individuals to treat? Even though treatments have been developed and used, Gout flares can remain, being an incredibly painful and
On this podcast, we are joined by David Berlinski, who is a widely published author and academic mind. He is here to talk about his most recent literary work, Human
March 4, 2022
Stigma Of Psychedelics
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Psychedelics are commonly thought of as substances that are purely used for recreation, but researchers are continuing to find that there is much more to them than just that. Given
March 3, 2022
World’s Plastic Crisis
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Plastic is a product that is in the vast majority of manufactured products. The trouble is, plastic is a substance that takes many years to decompose, resulting in a drastic
March 2, 2022
Impact of Trauma
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Is there an invisible epidemic that is the underlying cause of more problems than we may initially think? Stemming from mental illness and trauma, the negative impacts on many facets
March 1, 2022
Epigenetics
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How is sex determined in reptiles if sex chromosomes are absent? Through environmental factors like temperature, genetics can be altered, and sex can be finalized. Press play to learn: How
February 28, 2022
Air Affects
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Worldwide, heart conditions are among the leading causes of death. Given the many factors that are at play in cardiovascular health, among the most interesting is the issue of how
Is vaccine hesitancy warranted? Through the NICE (National Informed Consent Exemption) Act, more people may have the right to act on this hesitancy. Listen up to learn: The statistical effects
Is endometriosis at fault for more than we currently think? From fertility to immunological factors, there are still many mysteries to be discovered. Listen up to learn: Statistics surrounding endometriosis
February 25, 2022
Wellness and Treatment
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Having spent years as a licensed professional counselor in community health centers, hospitals, and rehab centers, Nicole Monteleone ultimately found herself undeniably drawn to holistic, whole-body wellness and treatment. This led her to
February 24, 2022
Health fitness
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Is the nervous system the gateway to health and happiness throughout the rest of our lives? Even the most minor changes can make a significant difference from relationships to the
February 23, 2022
Raw Food Diets
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Is kibble responsible for poor pet health? While it may be so common to feed kibble, raw food may be the key to a healthier and happier life for our
February 22, 2022
Hearing Loss
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Nearly 20% of the global population suffers from some level of hearing loss, yet there are still no therapeutics for it on the market – just devices like hearing aids and
February 21, 2022
Heart Health
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Is the current standard of heart healthcare doing enough to address unseen risks in patients? With a new approach and epidemiology, there may be additional steps to take. Listen up
February 20, 2022
Toxic Stress Treatment
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How has childhood stress potentially affected our everyday lives? While childhood is generally thought to be low-stress, it may have more of an impact than we think. Press play to
February 19, 2022
Science Behind Mushrooms
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Are mushrooms the next big leap in consumables for human benefit and development? While they may not be for everyone, psychedelic mushroom consumption holds potentially promising results. Press play to
February 18, 2022
Physical Therapy
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Are there alternative options for treatment than traditional physical therapy for a condition like Ehlers Danlos Syndrome? For example, significant improvement can be found for patients using Pilates and movements
February 17, 2022
Modern World
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Why are we on this Earth? While it can be challenging to answer for many, it is one of the most important questions we can attempt to answer. Press play
Where do we go when we experience physical death? Regardless of beliefs, there may be emerging scientific evidence for a more concrete answer. Listen up to discover: What a remote
February 15, 2022
Social Cognition
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Why can strangers from similar cultures seem to get along without missing a beat? With constant unconscious mindshaping occurring as early as childhood, many people have been shaped into similar
February 14, 2022
Molecule Therapeutics
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Is there a better answer coming to oncology therapeutics? Using targeted molecule therapies, a broader base of patients may be found. Press play to learn: How John Mulligan came to
February 13, 2022
Hormones
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Hormones can be an overlooked facet of medical health. Often, the symptoms that occur due to hormone changes are difficult to pinpoint, perhaps causing the problems to linger longer than
February 12, 2022
Blood Purification
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Is purifying blood the future of treating sepsis and many other conditions? While still under development, a new device may revolutionize the field. Press play to learn: Why the definition
February 11, 2022
Hemp Products
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As hemp products become less taboo and increasingly popular, researchers and businesses are able to create a diverse range of exciting products for the average consumer. One of the fastest-growing
February 10, 2022
Skin Diseases
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What makes palmoplantar pustulosis symptoms so difficult to treat? Based on its unique makeup, relief can be challenging to find. Listen up to learn: What makes neutrophils so crucial The
February 9, 2022
Laser Technology
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Are medical lasers more valuable than many of us currently think? They may be part of the medical future with uses far beyond tattoo removal. Listen up to learn: How
February 8, 2022
Climate Change
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Are the factors affecting air temperature what we previously thought? Based on physical evidence, there may be different culprits at hand. Listen in to learn: Major projections that may be
February 7, 2022
Immunological Diseases
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How do primary deficiency disorders affect those who present with them? Since some aren’t even common enough to name, the effects can be quite challenging to pin down. Listen up
February 6, 2022
Climate Change
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Has climate change permanently shifted biodiversity, or can we make a course correction? While we may have done irreparable damage in some areas, we may still be able to fight
February 5, 2022
Types of Anxiety
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Is your anxiety true or false? You might be thinking “It’s TRUE anxiety—it’s real, not false, and I’m not making it up.” It turns out your anxiety might be of
Can finding the links between neurodegenerative diseases help find treatments as well? The more we learn about the causes and effective treatments, the clearer the entire picture becomes. Listen up
February 3, 2022
Analyzing Electricity
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Believe it or not, your body is essentially an electrical field. The tissues within the human body contain many charged ions that are constantly moving around, creating an electrical current.
February 2, 2022
Theft of Attention
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What has caused such a mass loss of attention capacity around the world? The true culprit may not be what you think. Press play to learn: What the switch cost
February 1, 2022
Gene Therapies
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How can gene therapy be used to help prevent and treat disease? With immunotherapies and cell therapy techniques, sicknesses previously thought difficult to treat can be more effectively treated. Listen
January 31, 2022
Mental Health
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Does there need to be a new approach to treating and handling mental health disorders? Using understanding and a naturopathic approach, previously unconsidered solutions may appear. Press play to learn:
January 30, 2022
Genetic Detox
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In the past, human bodies evolved to process the toxins we encounter in our genes and environments. Today, however, the world presents us with challenges that our bodies struggle to
January 29, 2022
Tracking Your Cough
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Given the nature of the human cough as a symptom, it is often poorly managed by medical providers simply because it’s not measured. Allowing people the chance to make their
January 28, 2022
Principles of Love
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Can love really change the world for the better? By reevaluating how we perceive the world, we may be able to affect the change we wish to see around us.
January 26, 2022
Primate Cognition
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Given their close relationship with human beings, primates continue to provide an intriguing field of research for scientists around the world. As we learn more about these animals and their
Why does Hollywood seem to shy away from the topic of Christianity? Though the big-box movies often have massive budgets, more thoughtful Christian pieces usually do not get the same
January 24, 2022
Corporate World
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Leaders in the corporate field are learning that they are losing valuable and talented employees who feel uncared for and uninspired. Listen in to discover: Why soft skills, such as
January 23, 2022
Biological Age
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Can you influence your biological age using science? Nikolina Lauc, CEO of GlycanAge, is asking these questions and is determined to find out how to reverse the aging process with
January 22, 2022
Surrounding Cells
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Can we explain how life emerged and gained cognition through explaining cell origins and evolution? We may be farther off than we currently think. Press play to learn: How we
January 21, 2022
Current Virus Situation
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… And we’re not done with “worse” yet. Of course, we’re talking about the current virus situation. But as usual, we’re talking about it in a way you won’t hear
January 20, 2022
Functional Psychiatrist
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“Food is medicine … There are foods that can heal you and foods that can poison you,” says Achina Stein. She’s an American board-certified psychiatrist with 25+ years of practice
Can public access to genome sequencing help mitigate overall risk in the future of medicine? With broader availability, new services can help propel testing to new heights. Listen in to
January 18, 2022
Geomorphology
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How can geomorphology be used to determine earthquake hazards? By watching the changes in geography over the Earth’s history, we can learn to predict future geographic events. Listen up to
January 17, 2022
COVID-19 Vaccination
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There is no question that we are living in unprecedented times with the ongoing public health crisis that is COVID-19. As we continue to deal with this pandemic, it seems
Is the climate really in a crisis like so much of the media and pop culture would like us to believe? Based on the actual statistics and historical climate events,
Does climate change deserve the panic it has caused in recent years? Based on statistics, it may not warrant the reaction we have been affording it. Listen up to learn:
January 14, 2022
Nihilism
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Does Nihilism deserve the bad reputation it seems to carry? Well, according to Wendy Syfret, it may be the key to happiness so many seek. Press play to learn: The
What makes it so difficult for those suffering from endometriosis to find a proper diagnosis or relief? Unfortunately, due to misplaced research and lack of credence given to patients, the
January 12, 2022
Understanding Cancer
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Is cancer a byproduct of the evolutionary process? In this podcast, we are joined by Rafe Furst and Dr. Henry Heng to address questions like this. Rafe Furst is an
January 11, 2022
Metastatic Cancer
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How does cancer begin to spread throughout the body? Epithelial cells may be a significant culprit through cell metastasis and various mutations. Press play to learn: Why the body’s features
January 10, 2022
Ancient Traditions
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Can world religions possibly share more similarities than we may have thought? The similarities may surprise us if we look back at ancient religions and trace them through history. Listen
January 8, 2022
Holistic Healer
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Emotional intelligence and stress reduction speaker and healer, Carla Sridevi Cohen, used to live a completely different life—until her body would no longer let her. Tune in to learn about her incredible journey
There are many ways to approach health and general wellness, and considering things such as psychedelic mushrooms as a potential health resource is certainly a rapidly developing field. Peter Reitano
January 6, 2022
Psychiatric Medication
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Is Psychiatric drugging really the solution we thought it was initially? Though it may be the predominant tool, there are hidden dangers many are unaware of. Listen up to learn:
January 5, 2022
Skin Regeneration
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The process of regenerating damaged skin tissue has been happening naturally in humans for millennia, and as medical experts continue to develop faster and more effective regenerative medicines, this process
As technology continues to evolve, so does our ability to explore cutting-edge scientific research. This allows for better diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions in all kinds of scenarios in
Throughout the majority of our history, astronomers have measured things in the cosmos with light. Now, they’re able to look at the Universe through an exciting new medium. Gravitational waves
January 2, 2022
Marriage Counseling
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Anyone who has been in a long-term relationship understands the importance of communication and commitment to a thriving partnership. While most people enter into marriage with the best of intentions,
January 1, 2022
Empower Your Life
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Is fitness the remedy to many ailments we face in life? With the proper routine and habits, you may be surprised by what can be accomplished. Press play to learn:
December 31, 2021
Coach or Counselor
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“What’s your plan?” That’s a question almost every addict hates, because the truth is they likely don’t have one—at least not for their personal life. They’re stuck. And although most
Dr. Bill McGraw joins us again to discuss the seemingly inescapable “forever chemicals” found in everything around us. Poly-fluoroalkyl substances, referred to by their plural acronym PFAS, are found in
Imagine being diagnosed with a liver tumor the size of a football and given three months to live. Now imagine the same tumor completely disappearing within the same amount of
December 27, 2021
Climate Change
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There’s no doubt that our planet is always changing, and we can see just how much it is changing right before our eyes. As the climate continues to shift, it
December 26, 2021
Hormones And Menopause
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Our bodies are constantly going through changes, and sometimes there are important factors we don’t consider when it comes to why these changes occur. Hormone health is one of these
Is goal setting one of the critical components of happiness? By sticking to goals and plans, you can cultivate happiness and satisfaction without constraint. Listen up to learn: How the
December 24, 2021
Self-Harm in Adolescents
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When it comes to mental health in adolescents, what matters more than cognitive behavioral therapy and medication? According to Elia Abi-Jaoude, MD, PhD, it’s something practical and basic: two-way communication
What makes camels so special? Through a unique disposition combined with incredible physical attributes, they offer a capable and intriguing working companion. Press play to learn: Why some camels have
It is never too late to find your voice! Tania de Jong is an acclaimed Australian soprano and award-winning social entrepreneur that prioritizes the importance of uniting diverse groups of
Why do other people seem to get through life so easily, while I struggle with even the smallest things? That was a question that plagued Holly Barker for years as
If you don’t know much about Buddhism, it can seem quite confusing and nebulous. With its emergence into the West, Buddhism has taken on new approaches and meanings to people
December 19, 2021
Changes in Gravity
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Can gravity really affect climate change to a noticeable degree? While it may not be widely known, gravity changes over time and has a wide range of implications. Listen up
How can physics and science offer a deeper understanding of our place in life? Understanding the difference between wisdom and intelligence is the first step. Press play to learn: How
“Tapping…works so well and so quickly because we’re actually speaking to the survival system in its native language…it’s listening to your body, it’s not listening to your thoughts…or all the
Mental health issues are a difficult topic to breach, and finding the right way to address them is an essential way to do it correctly. Our overall health and mental
December 16, 2021
Religious Ethics
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Why has history been filled with religious conflict? Even though some beliefs may appear similar, this can actually lead to more hostility than completely opposing views. Listen in to learn:
What happens when a glacier dies? While it may occur over the course of decades, it can have devastating effects on the environment. Press play to learn: Why it is
December 13, 2021
Making Cancer Non-Deadly
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With cancer being one of the leading causes of death worldwide, there has been an incredibly diverse amount of research done on how to treat and control it. Danny
December 12, 2021
Polar Ice Sheets
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Can polar ice sheets be used as an indicator for climate health? By monitoring shifts and melting, metrics of change can be recorded to aid researchers. Press play to learn:
December 11, 2021
Dietary Health
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Is the Paleo diet suitable for everyone? Despite the popularity of fad diets, you may be surprised at how to actually see results. Listen in to learn: The various diets
December 10, 2021
Anxiety and Depression
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“You can’t be afraid of anxiety and depression; you need to approach it head on and realize exactly what it is, and exactly how the mind frames things to keep
Can acne stem from causes which many sources may not have told you before? While older techniques can be practical, recent advancements and discoveries can significantly expedite the process. Listen
Why are giraffes such a good marker of biodiversity and the health of the environment? Though their slow extinction has been quiet, they show traits that are substantial indicators of
“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” It’s a saying you’ve probably heard before, but today’s episode puts a spin on it and places it in the context of mental health:
What are some of the challenges faced by parents of Autistic children? If we look at behavior problems on a different level, it can be much easier to understand. Press
December 5, 2021
Tissue Disease Detection
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Earlier detection of cancer and connective tissue disorders may be possible using atomic force microscopy. Tune in to learn how it works and discover: The advantages of atomic force microscopy
December 4, 2021
Improving Mental Health
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“The people who listen to my show…want to listen to someone who has been through it, and knows what it’s like…to struggle to get out of bed because you feel
December 3, 2021
Processing Trauma
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“You’ve got to teach what you’ve learned,” says Bianca Rodriguez, and that’s exactly what she does. Only, it took her decades to truly learn what she’d been through, and how
Are beehives and productivity within it dependent on the quality of the queen’s mating habit? Surprisingly, just through smell, worker bees may judge the quality of various combinations. Press play
When just getting out of bed in the morning started feeling almost impossible–no matter how much sleep he’d gotten or how hard he’d been trying to live a healthy lifestyle–Dr.
November 30, 2021
Endometriosis
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Why is there still a massive diagnosis gap for endometriosis? Since pain has been normalized in many women, it is often overlooked. Listen up to learn: The likelihood of experiencing
Can attempting to predict the future lead to more harm than good? Based on recent theory, transcending these uncertainties may lead to a healthier mental state. Press play to learn:
November 28, 2021
Tooth Decay
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Despite impeccable oral hygiene practices, some of us can’t seem to avoid getting cavities, while others who could brush and floss a little more never develop any. It seems backwards,
November 27, 2021
Anxiety Based Disorders
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What can we learn about our mental health from rats? Since our brains are similar, the answer may surprise you. Listen up to discover: The difference between fear and anxiety
November 27, 2021
Improving Soil Health
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What makes soil health so vital across the country? From crops to the rest of the ecosystem, the soil can be considered the base of a healthy environment. Listen up
Can Plants and the landscapes from which they come give us a clue into the human lineage? By looking at where apes lived and interacted with plants, history can be
November 24, 2021
From Medieval to Modern
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When you think of medieval people and practices, what comes to mind? Whatever your answer, this episode may very well change it. Tune in to discover: The main differences between
Are you inadvertently shortening your pet’s lifespan? Without providing your fluffy friend with the proper diet, you may very well be. Listen up to learn: The impact of pet obesity
November 22, 2021
Insights on Gut Health
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Listen to your gut! It’s a saying we all resonate with on some level, but is there any merit to it? As research on the connection between gut and overall
November 21, 2021
Mental Health
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A combination of factors led Nick Bracks to a place he never expected to be: in a deep and dark depression, mixed with anxiety, obsessive thoughts, a dependence on alcohol, low self-esteem, and
November 20, 2021
Plant Pathology
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How do our crop production systems work in tandem with plant pathology to form the best farming techniques? By focusing on disease control and sustainable farming techniques, better production techniques
November 19, 2021
The Process of Aging
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Can aging be curbed in order to improve the longevity of the body? With certain advancements, humans may be able to find a way to “cure” aging. Listen up to
Can the FDA and current scientific medical establishment be trusted? Based on recent events, they may not be the pillar of honestly and health they have postured to be. Listen
We are shaped by the social and physical environments in which we live. And by examining how this idea has played out in her own life, licensed psychologist Maria Schmid
What secrets does the honeybee gut microbiome hold? By examining the bacteria and genomics of the bees, we can gain insight into the risks posed to the ecology of a
“It was about reminding myself to get up and be aggressive in my own pursuit of wellness, cause no one’s going to do it for you…it takes a lot of
November 14, 2021
Cancel Culture
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Is the standard of justice still innocent until proven guilty? Cancel culture does not seem to think this to be the case. Listen up to learn: How to protect your
November 13, 2021
Addiction to Wellness
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“I had a toolbox full of addiction—alcohol, drugs, food, sex, gambling, work, all of it—and basically what I’ve done is taken out the addiction and replaced it with holistic practices,
Stage IV ovarian cancer with metastasis to the liver, peritoneal carcinomatosis, malignant ascites, pleural effusion, end-stage organ failure, and a bowel blockage: this was the list of diagnoses facing 19-year-old
Reacting to a seizure can be difficult, but can it be made easier? With the introduction of new treatment options, a more straightforward way forward can be found. Listen up
Can new technology better connect the brain and nervous system to help the body heal faster? Using neuronal networks, new human potential may be unlocked. Listen in to learn: How
Are all dogs made the same? No matter how much you love your furry friend, some dogs may be better suited to certain lifestyles than others. Listen up to learn:
Years ago, Stephanie Berg’s passion for law merged with a budding passion for naturopathic and alternative medicine. By combining the two, she has become a well-respected and sought-after resource for
November 7, 2021
Marine Ecosystem
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How can we ensure our coastlines remain around for the long haul? By paying attention to the wave climate, we can begin to take protective measures. Press play to learn:
November 6, 2021
Philanthropic Journey
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What makes the secrets to raising money so complex? Not only must the business end be considered, but psychology and human motivation must also be regarded. Listen up to learn:
How has the opioid epidemic exploded so quickly in the United States? Purdue Pharma may be behind one of the most prevalent causes of patient exploitation in world history. Listen
How can being able to image tinnitus help patients who struggle with the chronic issue? Since it is not truly understood in its origins, treatment can be challenging to develop.
The debate of time immemorial surrounding science and Christianity continues to rage, but could they both be correct? When examining issues of life, taking diverse and sometimes contradictory stances can
“In psychiatry, the idea is that if you’re anxious or depressed, you’ve got some sort of brain disease that requires lifelong medication; in psychology…it’s a matter of unskillful behavior and
November 1, 2021
Inside Bipolar Disorder
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“One of the reasons I named my book Mental Illness is an Asshole is because…it is…It’s so mean and cruel; not only does it make you hate yourself, but it
October 31, 2021
Humpback Whale
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About 300,000 whales and dolphins are killed every year as a result of human activity. Why is this allowed to continue? Roger Payne asked that same question before deciding to put his expertise
October 30, 2021
Cancer
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How can the body’s immune system play a role in cancer therapy? By exploring treatment that relies on the immune system, new solutions continue to be found. Press play to
What does the future hold for us in the scope of near-future climate change? From drought to fire, new solutions are needed now more than ever. Listen up to learn:
October 28, 2021
Camel Drinking Behavior
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How can camels conserve water so efficiently? By examining how their body handles cholesterol, the key may not just be the humps. Listen in to learn: How long camels can
Is there more than meets the eye with CBD? Due to its array of benefits across many ailments, you may find it can help more than you think. Listen up
Can we finally get a look into a tumor with cerebrospinal fluid? Using CNSide, Biocept may have found the answer. Press play to learn: How the fluid is concentrated for
Is graphene oxide the real killer we face in recent times? Due to its high toxicity and unique structure, it may not be the miracle solution we think. Listen up
October 24, 2021
New Technology
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Most of us go to the doctor after we’re already sick—which usually makes treatment more difficult. But what if there was an easy-to-use early warning system that could tell us
October 23, 2021
3DBio
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It sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie: people in a lab, printing human body parts composed of real, living tissues. But for the team at 3DBio Therapeutics, it’s
October 22, 2021
Cancer's Progression
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How can we gain a better understanding surrounding the control over metastasis throughout the body? Through mouse and human study, we can start to understand why and how tumors metastasize.
Could your seemingly insurmountable anxiety or depression be a little simpler than it feels? The answer might surprise you, and then change your life. Tune in to discover: Why some
How can each of us make minor adjustments in our lifestyle to enhance our holistic wellness on the whole? By working through several layers of treatment, any form of healing
Is the average mental health of society deteriorating? Based on unfortunate new statistics and behaviors among young people, it may be the case. Listen in to learn: The common causes
Is there a potential to make man’s best friend be a lifelong companion? With new research and insight, the forever dog may finally be a possibility. Press play to learn:
October 17, 2021
Anxiety and Depression
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Is your unconscious really in the driver’s seat without you knowing it? Jungian psychology may hold answers to more than we know. Press play to learn: the meaning of a
October 16, 2021
Cellular Microbiome
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What do space and cancer have in common? Using principles found in physical biology, a new understanding of cancer behavior is beginning to be seen. Listen in to learn: How
To protect his anonymity, the guest in this podcast will be referred to as Mr. X. He shares the ins and outs of his social anxiety and depression—when and how
Are humans superior to all other forms of life? Or just another ingredient in a massive bowl of evolutionary soup? Part of Whitney Bauman’s work involves dissecting these viewpoints and
Do you feel like you could ever truly be happy at your job? You might feel inclined to say “No,” but you might also be wrong. Press play to learn:
Gad Saad is a professor of marketing at Concordia University in Montreal, Canada, and author of The Parasitic Mind: How Infectious Ideas Are Killing Common Sense, a book that traces
October 12, 2021
Human Visual Dysfunction
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What makes our eyes move in tandem with each other? Convergence is key, but some people may struggle without vision therapy. Press Play to learn: How convergence issues can be
October 11, 2021
Cancer Immunology
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What makes T-cells so crucial in fighting cancer? As studies have shown, there may be a great benefit from finding a large concentration of them in or near the tumor
October 10, 2021
Fossil Fuels
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Have you ever wondered how we can earn about the age of rocks and what that information can enlighten us on? By using the temperature and other strategies, we can
October 9, 2021
Stoicism
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Nancy Sherman has studied philosophy for decades—namely ancient and moral philosophy. She also spent over two decades advising the military on issues of moral injury. Press play to learn about Sherman’s work, and
Have you ever gone to a doctor for a specific problem, and felt like you were treated like anyone else would be? Was it an in-and-out appointment that left you
October 7, 2021
World of Proteins
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What has the world of proteins been hiding? Through further exploration, even nutritional additives may be able to be replaced. Listen in to learn: The sources of food-safe protein How
Can AI revolutionize the healthcare field along with the rest of the world? With new systems and workload relief, the benefits may be staggering. Press play to learn: How AI
Why can giving mood support in serious medical situations make a significant difference? By providing support to patients, it may lead to more long-lasting treatment success. Listen in to learn:
Most of us know at least one young adult who’s having trouble making that transition from dependent teenager to 20-year-old adult paying their own bills and pursuing their own goals.
How can we tap into the spiritual side of life if we haven’t before? Even by just dipping our toe in the waters of spirituality, a wide array of benefits
October 3, 2021
Opioids and Alcohol
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Why has the opioid epidemic caused so many deaths? Patients refusing to follow doctors’ orders can lead to dangerous and deadly drug interactions. Listen in to learn: What makes alcohol
October 2, 2021
Mental Health
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Can acupuncture bring the relief you may seek? For pain, stress, mental health, and chronic issues, the vast array of benefits can bring an end to the struggles you face.
October 1, 2021
The Microbiome of Cancer
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What are the new relationships thought to be between cancer and evolution? Cancer can be considered in a new light by accepting a new definition and possible set of interactions.
September 30, 2021
Pathogen Detection
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How can identifying pathogens make a difference in evidence-based treatment? By examining the genome, researchers may be able to identify and fight the current threat more effectively by diagnosing first.
At eight years old, Rachael Siddoway was hiding knives from her mom so she wouldn’t commit suicide. She was trying tirelessly to be emotionally strong so her mom could depend
“One of the things that has been a driving force in my work is that I want to help other people accept themselves, and accept other people; to have compassion
September 27, 2021
Causes of Mental Illness
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How can recognizing the root causes of mental illness make a difference? If we learn to solve the initial problems, some trauma may be healed. Listen up to learn: Why
Can fungi provide solutions we have not before thought possible? Well, through natural chemistry, they may offer benefits far beyond the range of our imagination. Press play to learn: The
September 25, 2021
Mental Health Disorders
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Can genetic testing help diagnose mental health disorders? Genetic and body chemistry testing may hold the key to diagnosis and treatment in many cases of eating disorders and various other
September 24, 2021
Anxiety and Depression
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“It ends up coming down to this: there are certain things that make us worse, emotionally and physically, and certain things that make us better, emotionally and physically; they go
September 23, 2021
Depression in Teens
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Why does self-harm rear its head in teens struggling with their mental health? While it is difficult to truly understand, facing these issues and helping those who suffer from it
Can exercise really help anxiety and depression? For a wide array of reasons, even a quick jog may help someone struggling with their mental health more than you may think.
September 21, 2021
Causes of Mental Illness
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What is natural mental health? While overlooked by many, there are alternative solutions that can help outside the world of pharmaceuticals and in a more holistic context. Listen up to
What makes glyphosate so dangerous? Unfortunately, due to its widespread use and prevalence in products we consume every day, it can be hard to avoid harmful effects. Press play to
September 19, 2021
Weedkiller
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Why is glyphosate still widely used if it is known to cause micronutrient deficiencies and is toxic? Due to the lack of care from industry and the government, it can
September 18, 2021
Ketogenic Diet
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Does the ketogenic diet have hidden benefits beyond healthy living? Thanks to new exploration, the popular diet may show promise in treatment areas from oncology to holistic living. Press play
Can physical fitness help battle cancer alongside other treatments? Despite the myths of the past, it may actually be a significant player in cancer therapeutics. Listen up to learn: How
September 16, 2021
Depression & Anxiety
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How can anxiety seep into the health and happiness of those suffering from it? Due to its ability to control other processes in the body, it can be very detrimental
September 15, 2021
Hyperbaric Therapeutics
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How can hyperbaric therapy be used to treat a wide range of ailments that may not be available to many? Since it is so aptly integrative, it offers solutions that
How can we unplug ourselves and disconnect from technology addiction? By remaining mindful and limiting the role technology has in our lives, future generations may nurture a more sustainable relationship.
September 13, 2021
Pancreatic Cancer
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Why has pancreatic cancer continued to stump scientists, despite decades of research? Due to its unique traits and development of tumors, it presents tricks that continue to elude treatment. Listen
September 12, 2021
Mental Health
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How has the mental health treatment system been revolutionized in recent years to better address the root causes of depression and anxiety? By recentering focus on healing rather than prescribing,
September 11, 2021
Digitalizing Drugs
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How can ensuring drugs are tracked properly ensure quality? By constantly watching the drugs produced in this country, it is more difficult to accidentally ingest counterfeit pharmaceuticals. Listen up to
How have chemicals been snuck into foods consumed across the country daily? Using GMOs and pesticides, our favorite foods may be more toxic than we think. Listen up to learn:
September 9, 2021
The Metastasis of Cancer
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How can cancer metastasis be better understood through the study of the microbiome? By understanding how the microenvironment reaches its most beneficial state, researchers can better understand and treat metastasis.
September 8, 2021
Viral Genome Annotation
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How can we view evolution through comparative genomics? By understanding how viruses and various organisms have evolved, new views of world issues can be gained. Listen up to learn: How
September 7, 2021
Immunotherapy Techniques
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How can revolutionary findings in immunotherapy lead to better treatment for individuals who have cancer? With new biotechnology solutions, there is hope for ease of pain and inflammation in many
Why are corals so susceptible to disease and destruction, and how can we fix it? By respecting the environment coral thrives in, there may be hope to save these natural
September 5, 2021
Psilocybin Mushrooms
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What makes mushrooms so unique? With health benefits ranging from mental to physical, they are indeed a magical class of life. Press play to learn: How mushrooms can be medicinal
September 5, 2021
Save the Planet
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How can simple switches in everyday life have the potential to make a massive environmental impact? Through technological advances, these improvements may be easy to attain. Press play to learn:
Dr. Eric Maisel Bio: Eric Maisel, a retired family therapist and active creativity coach, is the author of 50+ books and developer of the philosophy of life known as kirism.
How impactful is inflammation on the body, and how can it be treated? Since it can disrupt so many of the body’s natural processes, it has the potential to wreak
September 1, 2021
Anxiety and Depression
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Why is it so easy to develop bad habits, and so hard to break them? Why does anxiety and depression feel like an endless loop? Are antidepressants the only real
Could procrastination play a starring role in anxiety and depression? For David Parker, it definitely did. Tune in to learn how he overcame it, and discover: Why making a to-do
August 30, 2021
Sphynx Cat
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In 1966, a random genetic mutation led to the birth of Prune, a hairless kitten that would ultimately lead to birth of many, many more of its kind. Tune in
August 29, 2021
Researching Nanoscience
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Diyar Talbayev, Ph.D. is an associate professor at the Tulane School of Science and Engineering and an experienced condensed matter physicist. His current research involves the optical and electronic properties
August 28, 2021
Treating Mood Disorders
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Why has the spectrum of bipolar disorder symptoms been separated for so long? With a new understanding of the reciprocity of manic and depressive episodes, treatments can be honed to
What causes inflammation in the brain, and how can this affect us as we age? Astrocytes found in the brain may be the key to unlock a better understanding. Press
Seth Dillon had no idea that inquiring about becoming an investor in The Babylon Bee would result in his becoming CEO of the organization that is considered a conservative news
Dr. Steven Hayes, a Foundation Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Nevada, has researched language and cognition and is best known for his theories on acceptance,
August 24, 2021
Cancer Immunology
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How can the body be better prepared to fight cancer? By combining immune checkpoint inhibitors with other therapeutic techniques, various beneficial effects can be found. Listen up to learn: Why
What insight can be gained about humans by examining animals first? If groups of animals are vulnerable to specific factors, chances are, humans may be too. Press play to learn:
August 22, 2021
Behavioral Addiction
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Overeating. Drinking alcohol. Watching mindless TV. Gambling. These are just a few of the ways in which people avoid troubling and painful emotions. As soon as we feel them creeping
August 21, 2021
Endometriosis Symptoms
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Why has so much misinformation spread surrounding endometriosis? While initially thought to be simply the cause of painful periods, the picture has become more transparent than ever before. Press play
In 1995, a research group at Lund University led by Professor Catharina Svanborg discovered a component in human breast milk that kills tumor cells without harming healthy, mature cells. Additional
How can conditions be corrected in a child before they are even born? Fetal gene therapy may hold the key. Listen in to learn: How fetal surgery was introduced How
New findings in the understanding of tumor cell resistance to therapies—a main contributing factor to tumor recurrence —are being discovered and analyzed. Tune in to learn: How cancer cells develop
Diffusion Pharmaceuticals is an innovative biopharmaceutical company that is currently developing novel therapies that enhance the body’s ability to deliver oxygen to areas where the need is greatest. In 2021,
August 16, 2021
Diabetes
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How have researchers been viewing obesity incorrectly for years? Many forms of obesity may actually be driven by biochemical pathways going awry. Listen up to learn: How hypothalamic damage affects
How can studying the vocal abilities of animals lend insight into their world? By studying acoustic patterns and cognition, a new understanding of how various animals can be gained. Press
August 15, 2021
Role of Aging in Cancer
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As a Bloomberg Distinguished Professor and Chair of the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Dr. Ashani Weeraratna, Ph.D. has established an environment that challenges researchers and facilitates cancer research.
From a tiny, rented house in Copán Ruinas, Honduras, Emily Monroe began to implement her dream of providing daycare, child protection, and education to at-risk children. With few resources, much
Dr. Vanessa LoBue has a keen interest in emotional development, and the effects of emotion and experience on perception and learning. She is the Lab Director at the Child Study
How can learning about your dog’s DNA help keep them in better health? By pinpointing specific markers for possible disorders or diseases, preemptive medical attention can be given as needed.
If diabetes were a country, it would be the third largest country in the world. That’s right—there are about 463 million people globally who have diabetes, and only a very
Professor Ghil’ad Zuckerman believes that languages are the building blocks of community identity and authority. In an effort to civilize the aboriginal people in Australia, their language was taken away
August 11, 2021
Happy and Healthy Life
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How does adrenaline leftover in the body affect more than just the fight or flight response? Excess adrenaline may actually be the root cause of many ailments suffered daily by
August 11, 2021
Human Genome Project
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What can be learned about all cancer by studying rare cancer? Since they make up a large portion of total cancers when combined, valuable insight can be gained. Press play
August 10, 2021
Mental Health Issues
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Dr. Arwen Podesta is a board-certified psychiatrist practicing in New Orleans. Her practice includes adult psychiatry, addiction medicine, forensic psychiatry, and integrative and holistic medicine. She collaborates with patients to
August 10, 2021
Causes of Mental Illness
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How can treatments for mental health issues and be reimagined to work more effectively for more people? By offering new solutions and strategies to individuals struggling with their mental health,
“Precancerous events are happening in everyone’s body every day,” says Sandy Bevacqua, explaining the importance of “fine-tuning” the immune system in order to promote tumor regression naturally, the way it
Michelle Seiler Tucker is a best-selling author who has been in business for more than twenty years. She is an authority on buying and selling, improving businesses, and developing revenue
August 8, 2021
Quantum Information
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How has the quantum revolution allowed researchers a new understanding of light? By examining the properties and behavior of light, discoveries like gravity waves can be found. Press play to
August 7, 2021
Cancer and Lifestyle
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Nathan Crane is a best-selling author, inspirational speaker, cancer health researcher, and award-winning documentary film maker. With more than 15 years of experience in the health and wellness field, he
“The ruling class and the people who put this all together are in trouble and they know it,” says Pamela Popper, president of Wellness Forum Health. She’s talking, of course,
August 6, 2021
Digital Therapeutics
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Many medical institutions only treat the patient when the industry at large is sick. By considering the techniques and practices that realistically work for people, there is hope to save
August 5, 2021
History of Life on Earth
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How can systems of life be analyzed to offer insights into human evolution? By taking a broader approach to examination, a clearer picture materializes than ever before thought possible. Listen
August 5, 2021
Cancer Cells
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Why are stage 4 cancer patients not much better off today than in 1930, despite the U.S. government spending $250 billion on cancer research? Why are we losing the antibiotics
August 5, 2021
Wide World of Mycology
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What secrets about the world do various species of fungi hold? By using time-lapse technology, a never before available peek into the life of mushrooms can be seen. Listen up
David Getoff is a naturopath and nutritionist who is a renowned traditional naturopathic doctor, nutritionist, and author. He has spoken at a number of scientific medical, nutritional, and organic agriculture
Sarah James co-founded Jacaranda Hill Farm, an award-winning, off-grid, self-sustaining farm one hour from Perth in Western Australia. Mrs. James juggles her career in technology and engineering consultancy while helping
August 3, 2021
Genetics and Livestock
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Breno Fragomeni, Ph.D. is an Assistant Professor in Genomics at the University of Connecticut. He is currently conducting research to identify genetics that may play a role in heat tolerance
Lishan Aklog, M.D. is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of PAVmed, a multiproduct commercial stage medical device company with a unique business model. He is also the Executive Chairman
How can even the simplest of daily CBT practice provide drastic positive change in your life? By taking time to improve your state of mind and getting familiar with your
How can the weight loss industry be reimagined to benefit those struggling with a healthy lifestyle? Through new techniques and understanding of health gained in new business models, effective weight
August 1, 2021
Physical Therapy
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How can the body’s natural frequencies be used to solve pain and hindrances throughout? New frequency therapy techniques used by certified strength and conditioning specialists are leading to excellent results.
July 31, 2021
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How can neurodegenerative diseases be better understood to find new therapeutic techniques? Researchers use tools like deep brain stimulation and virtual reality to make new leaps. Press play to learn:
July 30, 2021
The Cure for Cancer
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Cancer survival exceeds 90% when detected during Stage I. Novel technologies are making early detection easier, especially for cancers that usually aren’t diagnosed until after metastasis has occurred. Tune in
Dr. Bill McGraw is a research scientist currently living in Panama and is a prolific writer on a variety of topics such as aquaculture, the environment, heavy metals in the
Dr. Richard Allen White III is an Assistant Professor with the College of Computing and Informatics at the University of North Carolina in Charlotte. Dr. White describes himself as a
July 28, 2021
Finding Geniuses
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“At first, it was like trying to drink from a firehose of knowledge…but I kept doing it, and getting better at it…” says Richard Jacobs, as he explains his experience
No one likes me. I’m going to fail this exam. I really shouldn’t have eaten all that lasagna. Ever have these or similar thoughts? If so, you’re not alone. Most
How can GI health significantly determine the general health of the rest of the body? Since so many bodily systems utilize products produced along the gastrointestinal tract, minor issues can
Dr. Brian Hooker is an Associate Professor of Biology at Simpson University. He specializes in microbiology and biotechnology and has a keen interest in the importance of inoculation and the
July 25, 2021
Mental Health
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Janet Hays, founder of Healing Minds NOLA, is a formidable advocate for those who suffer from severe mental illness in New Orleans and across the country. She works tirelessly to
Imagine feeling perfectly healthy and heading to your doctor for a simple cholesterol check, only to be told your blood work indicates that you may have an extremely rare, aggressive
Is cancer its own separate organism? While we believe that it may not be most of the time, some instances of contagious cancer variants do not die with the host.
You may be familiar with cicadas but are you aware of the vast impact they have on the environment. A cicada emergence can leave lasting effects on the world around
Dr. George Calin holds M.D. and Ph.D. degrees from Carol Davila University of Medicine in Bucharest, Romania. He completed cancer genomics training at the University of Ferrara in Italy and
Dr. Eliot Peyster is a heart transplant surgeon at the University of Pennsylvania Cardiovascular Institute. He is a member of the primary cardiology treatment team that specializes in cardiovascular conditions.
What dictates your decision to buy one type of cereal over the other? Cost? Nutritional content? Or is something else…like the colors of the packaging, or the nostalgic association you
July 18, 2021
Molecular Evolution
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How does understanding molecular evolution hold the key to significant advances in technology and preserving life? By studying it, there may even be clues to how to survive on planets
July 17, 2021
Evolutionary Changes
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Nicholas (Nik) P. Money is a Professor and Director of the Western Program at Miami University. He has spent most of his professional career studying fungi and other microorganisms and
July 16, 2021
Global Health Issues
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Is someone pulling the wool over the country’s eyes when it comes to the pros and cons of the inoculation? Informed consent is an important right to retain and may
Dr. Abdul Kadir Slocum is a co-founder of Chemothermia, an oncology center in Turkey that combines conventional cancer treatments with “out-of-the-box” therapies to improve cancer treatment outcomes. Dr. Slocum began
“This is one of the biggest stories ever,” says T. Colin Campbell. What story is he talking about? The one that offers clear evidence of a safe, natural, and effective
July 12, 2021
Breast Cancer Awareness
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How can early detection and regular monitoring of breast health play a significant role in the severity of breast cancer? The earlier cancer can be detected, a significant possibility emerges
July 11, 2021
Inhalable Therapies
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Finally, you can take a deep breath in and relax…knowing you’ve also taken the lowest efficacious dose of your medicine, with less worry over adverse events. And it’s all thanks to a
July 10, 2021
Conscience of Psychiatry
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“When psychiatry became wedded with the drug companies, it became very little more than a sales department of the pharmaceutical industry,” says Dr. Peter Breggin. He explains the pre-wedding state, post-wedding state, the
“All malignant diseases are derived from a normal cell in the body,” says Dr. Owen O’Connor, MD, PhD. But how different are the malignant cells from the normal ones, and how
July 8, 2021
CRISPR Chip Technology
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Kiana Aran, Ph.D. is an associate professor and director of the Aran Lab at Keck Institute and is also the Chief Scientific Officer at Cardea Bio. She is an electrical
A cure for cancer? Immunotherapy could be the key. Tune in to discover: How an antiviral response is similar to an anti-tumor response The various ways in which cancer evades
July 7, 2021
Sleep Health and Anxiety
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“If you can’t sleep, so what?” asks Annie Miller. Well, you may or may not agree, but the point she’s making is that it’s far better to not care about
How can Diabetes treatment be made more accessible and easy to use? By encouraging the availability of products to be all under one roof and finding less invasive treatment methods,
July 6, 2021
Stem Cell Therapeutics
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How can victims of cystic fibrosis and other degenerative lung diseases be treated and even reverse? Stem cells may hold the key to a new world of treatments. Press play
Christopher Logan is an avid health and nutrition reader who is continuously searching for the next best thing in the wide world of physical culture and herbalism. He is the
Luke Burgis is an entrepreneur by experience who worked on Wall Street for a short time before moving to California to jump into the startup world in Silicon Valley. He
How can CRISPR technology be viewed in perspective past regular lab use? By examining the bacteria left after genetic editing, the potential for new research emerges. Press play to learn:
Jianghong Min is a graduate student with the Department of Genetics at Harvard Medical School who is currently involved in genomics studies of the heritability of CRISPR-based gene drive cassettes
How can the application of machine learning make CRISPR even more beneficial than it already is? By lowering bench time, researchers may free time to find even more beneficial advancements.
July 1, 2021
How Cancer Forms
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Dr. Ana Soto is a Professor of Immunology at Tufts University who by training is a physician with a deep interest in science. She began working in labs while attending
One of the most profound questions in life is how did cells first materialize on Earth? Joana C. Xavier, Ph.D. is a scientist at University College London, bioengineer, and author
June 30, 2021
Evolution and Cancer
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“Nature, over millions of years, developed the immune system in vertebrate animals,” says Martin Steegmaier. And one of those developments is the antibody—a large protein that detects and neutralizes threats
How can the water you drink contribute to the formation or treatment of cancer? Deuterium present in the water may play a significant role. Press play to learn: What heavy
When you’re out and about and stop for a bite to eat, what else are you putting in your body with those plastic utensils? Well…plastic. Leaching from plasticware is real,
Beverly Mok is a graduate student in Chemistry and Chemical Biology at Harvard University. She is currently working in the complex field of genes and genomics focusing on genome editing
Turn lead into gold? Yes, it’s possible. But according to Denys Bondar, PhD, that’s beside the point. He’s asking this question: can any substance be made to look like any
June 27, 2021
Balancing Sugar
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This year marks the 100th anniversary of the discovery of insulin as a treatment for diabetes. For the past several decades, innovation in the diabetes space has reached unprecedented levels. Dr. David Kendall has been
June 26, 2021
Bioethics on Health
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What are the ethical limits of human genetic engineering? While there may never be a firm answer to this question, it is critically important to contemplate possible limitations. Listen in
How can cancer be treated differently than how many others have accepted as standard? Gene therapy may be the solution to change the course of cancer treatment. Listen in to
June 24, 2021
How Age Affects Health
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How can plasmalogens lead researchers to discoveries in age-related disease? By giving clues of how various bodily functions work, they may be the missing piece of the puzzle. Press play
June 23, 2021
Humanizing Healthcare
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Can the healthcare experience be made more comfortable and humanized? Research may show that seeking more holistic care may make some treatments and experiences more beneficial. Press play to learn:
June 22, 2021
Heal the Body Naturally
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As a world traveller, Nykki Hardin has learned about time-tested and proven methods to heal the body mentally and emotionally. She used the knowledge gained from her travels working with
How can the body’s equilibrium impact your overall health and immune system’s strength? By maintaining blood chemistry balance, your body may be able to fight off disease that to which
June 19, 2021
Top Talking Birds
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With the help of an African Grey parrot named Alex, Irene Pepperberg, Ph.D. has conducted years of research that helped the world understand the unique and amazing communication abilities of
How do various CRISPR systems interact with the body in beneficial ways? Using different techniques, specific immunity systems may be targeted and cleaved. Listen up to learn: How molecules are
The aftermath can be just as challenging and uncomfortable—the aftermath of major surgery, that is. Tune in to learn about a revolutionary product that’s changing the post-op lives of thousands.
How can historically misunderstood retinal neurodegenerative diseases be researched and treated? New discoveries may lead to continuing advancements in treatment for previously thought to be untreatable ailments. Listen in to
How can new cancer therapies and treatments emerge along with the understanding of cancer cell’s behavior? By learning how cells communicate and proliferate, researchers may be able to find new
Many of us will take a vaccine without thinking twice about it. But how are they developed, how do they even work, and how are they tested for safety? Press
June 13, 2021
Infectious Disease
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How many parasitic worms do you have in your gut, and how long have they been there? The answer comes with some surprising implications. Tune in to discover: What the “weep and
June 12, 2021
Retina Regeneration
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How can zebrafish lead to new insight into how neurons within the brain function? Researchers may be able to determine how information is sent between the two by studying the
What part do extracellular vesicles play a role in cancer development? Research shows that they may be the next step in discovering new cancer treatment techniques. Press play to learn:
Nearly 200 million metric tons of production come from global aquaculture and fisheries combined. Dr. Bill McGraw discusses the science, strategy, and logistics behind it all. Tune in to learn:
How can bacteria that have become resistant to treatment be overcome? Using genome engineering may be the technique that allows treatment to overcome the infection once again. Press play to
Is there something in the water? Or are there many different types of things in the water, depending on the source and location of the water…? Explore the answer, and
A cure for cancer exists, says Dr. Bill McGraw, who also says he knows this to be true because he’s been curing it in countless patients for years, with a
June 6, 2021
A Look at Smell
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Where is that smell coming from?! It’s a question we’ve probably all exclaimed before tracking down the culprit…whether or not we want to. Scent detection is an important ability, but
June 5, 2021
Cancer-Causing Viruses
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How can latent viruses in your body transform into cancer over time? Research shows that while many people have a virus known to cause cancer within them, only some individuals
How can theoretical physics give researchers new insight into cancer progression? By opening the zeitgeist of methodology, new understanding may be gained. Listen up to learn: How the generation of
June 3, 2021
Understanding the Heart
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The #1 killer in the world is heart disease—it doesn’t matter who you are or where you live, this killer doesn’t discriminate. But does it have a code? And could
For most, PCR testing was a topic confined largely to the world of molecular biology textbooks before its widespread use during the ongoing virus situation. Mention of the test can
June 1, 2021
Impact of Endometriosis
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Is there an underlying cause of negative mental health symptoms and pain for women? Endometriosis may be the culprit for a wide range of adverse health impacts. Listen in to
The dragonfly is the fastest flying insect in existence—regularly breaking most residential speed limits. This is just one of the many fascinating details discussed by entomologist Jessica Ware. Tune in
May 30, 2021
Lateral Thinking
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Paul Sloane’s always been interested in lateral thinking puzzles and has written international best sellers on the subject. He shares how he’s translated those methods into solving problems in the
Can examining the world of insects give humans insight into our state of being? Research may show that many fields of human health can be advanced through the study of
May 28, 2021
What Makes Cancer Tick
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Is studying cellular community ecology the next direction cancer research will take? By gaining insight into the behavior of cancer cells, new treatments may be uncovered. Press play to learn:
“I went into oncology because I was fascinated by the human side of cancer,” says Dr. Eisenberg. This motivation gives him a unique focus while struggling alongside his patients searching
Is a cell as complex as a major city? Or is it thousands of times more complex? Tune in to explore the answer, and learn: How all of life generates
Do doctors have the correct insight to treat common health issues effectively? Research shows that simple vitamins and minerals may play a much more significant role than you’ve been led
May 26, 2021
Painting a Pandemic
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“When something provokes in you a certain feeling that you can’t describe, you can recreate that feeling for the viewer in a painting,” says Jordan Henderson, an artist who has
May 25, 2021
Little Brain in Our Gut
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“Who eats first?” Richard asks Dr. Emeran Mayer as the researcher discusses his new book about the gut-immune connection. The answer is as complex as gut health and immune system
“Everything’s a chemical interaction, isn’t it?” says Brendon Coventry, as he describes how lymphocytes are affected by a chemical released from tumor cells that mutes their response. The challenge he
May 24, 2021
Sustainable Water Access
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How does California and the US at large handle their water and prevent a crisis? Research and work on sustainable storage and flood prevention may lead us to the ultimate
May 23, 2021
Breast Cancer Diagnosis
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How can diagnostic accuracy benefit both patient and physician alike? If breast cancer is diagnosed precisely and accurately the first time, treatment can be much more effective. Press play to
May 22, 2021
Current Health Movement
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How can you be sure any medical treatments are safe and regulated? Organizations around the world are responsible for the information, but are they telling the truth? Listen up to
Do your circumstances dampen or enhance your ability to make a decision? Studies show that high-pressure decision-making can be much more difficult without certain factors put in place. Listen in
How can artificial intelligence modify psychiatric treatment to benefit the patient? Analyzing large sets of data and the study of genomics can target specific doses of medications more effectively for
How can Tasmanian Devils give cancer researchers a hint into the spread of tumors and how they interact with the body? The spread of facial tumors in the population may
Where can quantum computing take the next step to continue improving and begin outperforming current computers. Theoretically, physical transformations may be the next stage of development. Listen up to learn:
“The evolution of the nucleus may have initially occurred . . . because of this coevolutionary dynamic with giant viruses,” says Professor Frank Aylward. He shares several mysterious tidbits of
May 18, 2021
The History of GMO's
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Are genetically modified food products the best option you have when shopping for food? Emerging research shows that there may be better choices both for your health and for the
May 18, 2021
Space and Time
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Is time what clocks measure, or is it the difference between the shape of two triangles? Explore the answer, and discover: Why Barbour believes the universe is changing shape rather
“I am not a conspiracy theorist, I am a fact investigator…I want to know facts as soon as I can possibly get them. Is there a way to do that?
“Tumors are kind of like deposits, where the body can store up excess amounts of phosphorus,” says Dr. Ronald Brown. In this continuation of the Finding Genius cancer disease series,
May 16, 2021
Alzheimer's Disease
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How can early-onset Alzheimer’s detection play a part in treatment as the disease progresses. Early detection may hold a key in finding new and more effective treatments for Alzheimer’s. Press
May 15, 2021
Ecology of Tumors
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There are natural alliances, when certain kinds of tumors end up in obvious places,” says Steve Gullans, and because cancer cells know how to unlock entry into different types of
May 14, 2021
To Save a Sinking Land
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Over half of New Orleans is below sea level, and it used to be entirely above it. What is happening, how is it impacting the lives of those in Louisiana, and
John McDougall Bio: John McDougall, MD is a board-certified internist, author of 13 national best-selling books, the international on-line “McDougall Newsletter,” and co-founder of the 10-day, live-in McDougall Program in
May 13, 2021
Carcinogenic Conditions
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Controlling cancer depends on controlling tissue microenvironments, according to researcher James DeGregori. “There’s going to be pressure on cells in the lungs of a smoker to adapt to that new
Are you consuming high amounts of deuterium without even knowing it? Could this predispose you to a higher likelihood of developing cancer? Press play for the answers to these questions,
When does cancer in the body reach a threshold at which it becomes an entity, and what causes it? New research shows that cancer may be a latent part of
Ninety-eight percent of the human genome is non-coding. The majority of our DNA instructs and regulates the other two percent. Until recently, this ninety-eight percent was considered junk DNA and
“The wider view of nature is the more powerful one,” says Andreas Mershin, a researcher who stays out of bounds. “Nature is not divided by a textbook,” he continues, and
May 9, 2021
Cancer Spread
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What causes a primary tumor to form in the body? Metastatic dissemination explains how genetic damage in the cell can develop cancer and begin the spread. Press play to learn:
May 8, 2021
Stress and Fear
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Could better emotional and physical health be as simple as subtle movement? Anna Jacobsen says it is, but the art of her practice is not quite so simple. Tune in to
Could a vaccine for specific forms of cancer be a realistic prospect in the future? Based upon research into rhythms in the body, research shows that it may be a
May 6, 2021
Cure for Cancer
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“The anthropomorphic language has been frowned upon in biology for a hundred years…and I think it’s because it’s the only way to understand it,” says Perry Marshall. Press play to
What happens when a classically trained medical doctor develops chronic fatigue? When Jeanne Drisko struggled with her health, she discovered integrative medicine and nutrition. Now she’s running a clinic at
How do doctors measure your liver function, kidney function, cholesterol levels, and heart disease? They use biomarkers, and David Wishart helps identify biomarkers with analytical chemistry, mass spectrometry, and other
How should cancer be viewed while in the body. Research shows that it may be classified as a separate entity rather than a component of tissue. Listen in to learn:
Can the aging process actually be reversed or prevented? The answer to this age-old question is explored in today’s show. Tune in to learn: What changes about the way DNA
One of the biggest challenges is identifying kidney disease in the early and middle stages, says Prabir Roy-Chaudhury. He works to emphasize the importance of simple blood and urine tests
Are chemicals in your immediate environment the cause for specific adverse health implications of which you may have been previously unaware? Research shows that there may be a link between
May 2, 2021
Empowering Your Life
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“Our brain is designed to keep us safe, but a lot of our growth is outside of that comfort zone,” says Jeremy Abramson. He uses this as a starting point
Heart palpitations, migraines, muscle pain, brain cancer, cognitive difficulties…The list of side effects from wireless technology radiation goes on and on. Yet, unfortunately, 5G antennas continue to pop up all
Can Covid-19 be understood through the lens of data analysis? By using artificial intelligence, variables previously going unused could be seen in a new light. Press play to learn: If
Dr. Lee Merritt Bio: Dr. Lee Merritt experienced medicine first hand at age four accompanying her father on housecalls along the back roads of Iowa. She graduated in 1980
April 28, 2021
Insect Physiology
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That scene of an alien invader exploding from another life form’s chest might be happening in your backyard. Entomologist Michael Strand says that, “virtually every insect on the planet is
April 28, 2021
Cancer and Evolution
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“These tumors actually becoming something that’s very, very different in response to therapy. And this allows them then to survive and adapt,” says David Goode, regarding current studies he’s leading
How can specific clusters of individuals in populations in certain parts of the world further dementia research worldwide? New research shows that mutations present in younger group members can help
Why do cancers rearrange their genomes, and how do their chromosome evolutions shift their development? Research into theories of growth may shed some light on areas previously cloaked in mystery.
April 26, 2021
Controlling Tissue Shape
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What governs the shape of organs and tissues in the human body and beyond. Research is being carried out to determine coordinating factors within the body. Press play to learn:
April 26, 2021
Cohabitating with Cancer
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“My knowledge outpaced the proliferation of the cancer,” says Dr. Nasha Winters. After numerous, debilitating health challenges including an ovarian cancer diagnoses at nineteen, she collected information from around the
April 25, 2021
Cancer Cells
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Food poisoning, pollution, infection, radiation: cell damage is happening in our bodies on an almost continuous basis, from so many sources. If the damage doesn’t result in cell death, then
April 24, 2021
Foot Specialist
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Think you’re a supinator? Well, you might be wrong. Dr. Dombroski says that people are actually poor at predicating the mechanics of their own gait and foot type. That’s where
April 23, 2021
Exploring Space and Time
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Can the human species begin to unravel the cosmic mysteries our planet is surrounded by? Physics may give us a peek behind the curtain of the universe. Listen in to
April 22, 2021
Human-Centric View
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“…Science progresses one funeral at a time, and…in another 10 to 20 years, people will look back on this time…and say, what were they thinking?” So, what ideas will be
Mary T Newport, M.D. Mary Newport, M.D. was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio, graduated from Xavier University (humanities and pre-medicine) and University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. She completed
April 20, 2021
Better Sleep
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That yawn could be telling you more about your health than you realize. Innovator Jeff Kahn believes lack of quality sleep may be the most underappreciated health concern in society,
April 20, 2021
Embryo Genetic Testing
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How can you ensure the health of a baby before even considering conception? Saliva can hold many answers and insights into a child’s future. Listen in to learn: If a
“A tumor grows out of what’s, at default, a state of cooperation,” says researcher Carlo Maley. His research interest centers on the intersection of cancer and evolution and ways to
April 18, 2021
HPA Axis Dysfunction
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You can tell a lot by someone’s cortisol rhythm,” says chiropractor Stacey Smith. She noticed that some of her patients improved and some didn’t despite the same treatment and wanted
April 17, 2021
Breast Cancer Prevention
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“It’s the best time in our lives to have breast cancer,” says Dr. Rabia Bhatti, which is good news for many, since the average woman’s risk of developing breast cancer
About 40 million people in the U.S. suffer from migraines. Yet, migraine mechanisms are only just now understood. That’s good news for better medicines, and Charlie Conway of Biohaven Pharmaceuticals
April 15, 2021
Pain Mechanisms
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What’s a stinging tree? Hikers in Australia are familiar with this needle-covered plant that can cause hours of pain. Researcher Sam Robinson has been studying how this tree’s sting causes
April 15, 2021
Market Data
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How can companies make educated decisions on how and where to operate their business? Information data can steer them in the right direction. Listen up to learn: How accurate data
April 14, 2021
Covid-19 Pandemic
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Does sodium chloride play a role in how and why our bodies contract viruses? Research may show that its presence can be a significant indicator. Listen up to learn: How
Over 50 percent of people who are put on mechanical ventilation don’t survive. But for many, there is another option. Dr. Gutierrez explains. Press play to learn: How the use
April 13, 2021
Mechanics of Cancer
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How can cancer cells be understood through a lens other than strictly biological? Mechanical factors may serve a function in the genes never before understood. Press play to learn: How
“Cancer…should be defined as a different system, almost like a different animal…cancer as a new system or new cellular species…is very provocative and some people find it hard to accept,”
April 12, 2021
Modern Apothecary
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How can you begin foraging for your own food? Many resources are available to help you take the first step. Listen in to learn: Is foraging for all needs viable
April 12, 2021
Disease-Sniffing Dogs
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Can you smell disease? Believe it or not, you can, and pretty reliably at that. The problem is, you aren’t good at describing and quantifying what you smell, and definitely
April 11, 2021
Health with Seed
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Microbial sciences are experiencing a “gold rush of research,” says Seed co-founder and co-CEO Raja Dhir. He discusses how Seed is a part of that work with a multi-technology approach
April 10, 2021
Birth Defects
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Researcher Terry Hrubec found startling evidence that a common chemical in disinfectants can cause birth defects in mice. She explains the science, describes the ubiquitous use of quaternary ammonium compounds
April 9, 2021
World Economy
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How could countries worldwide have handled the economic policies during the pandemic more effectively? The implementation of different strategies could have prevented further financial hardship, research shows. Press play to
April 9, 2021
Non-Soil Agriculture
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Is aquaponic agriculture the future of farming? Development in techniques shows the numerous advantages to soil agriculture. Tune in to learn: How solid particles affect an aquaponics system What the
April 8, 2021
Alzheimer's Disease
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Can Clinical trials show what circumstances trigger the onset of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of Dementia? Research shows that more factors may be at play than previously thought. Listen
April 8, 2021
Honey Bee
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Bees are socially sensitive, says researcher Clare Rittschof, and she’s not referring to their pining away from rejection. Rather, honey bee social behavior includes an ability for a colony to
April 7, 2021
Cleaning Products
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Bacteria can teach us how to clean our homes and other environments more eco-consciously and effectively. Press play to learn how, and discover: How people are affected by the use
April 7, 2021
Alzheimer's Disease
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How does the aging process lead to neurodegenerative diseases? Research shows that neuroinflammation may play a key role. Press play to learn: What a Tau protein is and how it
How can you find out if the products chemicals you use are safe? The Toxics Use Reduction Institute works to make production safer and inform manufacturers and the public on
April 6, 2021
Cancer Disease
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Cancer might be a third category of cell type, thinks clinician Doru Paul. He discusses the continuous interaction and communication between tumor cells versus normal cells that make cancer a
April 5, 2021
Cancer Therapies
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Is cancer a living organism beyond the rogue cells that comprise it? Research shows that the cells may cooperate to benefit the group as a whole. Listen up to learn:
April 5, 2021
Human Origins
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What was the origin of modern humans, and where can the lines of our ancestors be traced? Archaeological discoveries and cultural anthropology give a glimpse into the lives of our
April 4, 2021
Preventing Alzheimer's
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Why is it that physicians have failed in neurodegenerative disease treatment? That’s what Dr. Dale Bredesen wants to understand and his research into brain fitness is showing signs of success.
April 3, 2021
Cancer Therapy Treatment
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The challenge of fighting cancer lies in both stimulating and suppressing the immune system. That’s why researcher Steven Fiering approaches immunotherapy cancer treatment by analyzing the signals and behaviors cancer
April 3, 2021
Cancer Therapy Treatment
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Can specific diet and exercise help treat or even aid in preventing cancer? Research shows that many aspects of an individual’s diet may play a key role. Listen in to
April 2, 2021
Power of Essential Oils
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Could a revolutionary level of health and wellness be as simple as unscrewing a small cap, and putting the bottle up to your nose? Samantha Wright didn’t think so either,
How can ancient remains reveal what the world was like from when they were dated. DNA sequencing can give insight into how the environment and ecosystem looked and was shaped
April 2, 2021
Modern Monetary Theory
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What can be done to promote global prosperity? Press play for the answer, and to learn: What factors contribute to inflation in the U.S. What three structural weaknesses exist in
If our brains rely on thousands of different pathways to function, where do researchers even start for cognitive disease like Alzheimer’s disease (AD)? It’s as complicated as it sounds, but
April 1, 2021
Solution to Cancer
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Could destructive, invasive, and often ineffective cancer treatments like surgery and chemotherapy be replaced with a vaccine? Tune in for the answer, and to discover: Why it is difficult to
April 1, 2021
Essential Oil Benefits
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Can mental and physical ailments be treated naturally without the use of prescription medication? Studies may suggest that essential oils may have the potential to treat a wide variety of
March 31, 2021
3D Bacterial Printing
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The invasion of 3D printing has even infiltrated the world of bacteria. Ravinahs Kumar discusses how this technology provides researchers with a new way to watch bacterial communities interact under
What if viruses didn’t actually exist? What if bacteria and fungi didn’t actually cause disease? Most people dream of a world where this is the case, but it might already
Can genes be recoded to help treat cancer cells and tumors? New mRNA research shows that solid tumor treatment may benefit from forming gene circuits. Press play to learn: How
Even the smallest microbes work in cooperation. Researchers like Daniel Machado are recognizing the importance of microbes in the environment and combining the best of each for eco-friendly final products.
March 29, 2021
Dissecting COVID-19
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What does COVID-19 have to do with a novel? It’s been formed by a collection of lies and exaggerations, all woven together in a way that makes it believable, and
Whatever doesn’t kill cancer makes it stronger, says Sui Huang. This finding informs his cutting-edge, transdisciplinary approach to cancer and genetics. Challenging more traditional oncology in therapeutics, he helps listeners
Can electrical currents play a part in cancer prevention and early detection? Research is beginning to reveal new ways to detect small clusters of cancer cells. Press play to learn:
March 28, 2021
Alzheimer's Disease
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How can mad cow disease give researchers an insight into Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia? Studies point to proteins and amino acids playing a major role in the
March 27, 2021
Alzheimer's Prevention
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Can the lifespan or health span of humans be extended? Many new findings from researchers and even Google suggest so. Press play to find out: What part proteins play in
What are new therapeutic oncology techniques? Recent studies show that a new frontier of T-cell therapy may be the future of the field. Listen in to find out: What is
Where do you call home? Believe it or not, your answer could explain your health status. Tune in to learn how, and discover: Why zip code is the biggest predictor
March 26, 2021
How to Keto
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Curious about an effective keto diet plan? Then you might be one of the one billion Ben Azadi has been trying to reach. Listen in as he shares years of
March 25, 2021
Disrupting Cancer
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Manipulating ion channels may save lives. Researcher Saverio Gentile explains how. He tells listeners about exciting research on biochemical pathways in cancer cells in the human body. He and colleagues
One night of poor sleep can ruin the week. Chronic poor sleep can disrupt short and long-term mental and physical health. And traditional sleep methods are misguided, which is why
What you eat and how you eat it impacts you in tremendous ways—so much so that Dr. George Yu says the term ‘nutrition’ is just a broad term for ‘metabolism,’
Is cancer truly the result and product of damaged cells? New research may suggest otherwise. Listen in to find out: When dated, when cancer cells first began appearing If single-celled
March 24, 2021
Primary Brain Tumors
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While considered rare in the general population of cancers, glioblastoma is the most common primary cancer found in adults. That “primary” designation is important and Dr. Sunit Das explains why
How do ants maintain a colony while not letting foreign bacteria or harmful chemicals develop? A complex internal microbiome is at work protecting the individuals and colony. Tune in to
March 23, 2021
Neuromarketing
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What difference does a matte chip bag make? What part of your brain pushed for that deodorant brand? Felix Cao says your primal brain most likely had a say. He
“A life of service to others is the only way to live properly” is now a basic scientific finding, not just a moral principle. How could this be? Tune in
March 22, 2021
Oil Spill and Horseflies
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Can the molecular biology of flies serve as an indicator for the health of the environment around them? Insects around the world can give insights into how the area around
March 21, 2021
Smell Sensing Technology
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Is cancer detectable by the receptors in the human nose? New research suggests that humans can detect minimal chemical changes using smell. Listen in to learn: How humans can lend
Have medical textbooks been mistaken when addressing the proliferation of cancer cells? Studies out of Tuft School of Medicine may present a new way of thinking about carcinogens. Tune in
March 19, 2021
Supporting Your Bones
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You can make lifestyle choices to increase your bone health, says chiropractor Dr. Frank Bodnar. He gives listeners the full picture of what bone density means and how our own
Are you facing a thyroid cancer diagnosis or other thyroid condition? You’re not alone. Thyroid issues touch a large percentage of the American population. This dialogue helps listeners understand thyroid
How can the painful bites and stings of insects be objectively classified onto a spectrum of suffering? One entomologist has spent his life’s work doing just that. Listen in to
March 18, 2021
Consequences of COVID-19
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How have governments around the world differed in their responses to COVID-19? How have various countries been impacted by the lockdowns? Tune in for the answers, and to learn: How
How can one person stand up against a government coverup? With the right support and strategy, a small stone cast can cause significant ripples. Press play to learn: The part
March 17, 2021
Critical State of Soil
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A handful of soil really is its own universe. In fact, the mathematical properties that make for galaxy clustering is similar to the physics and biology behind the clustering of
What does it mean to treat the patient, not the disease? Dr. Gary Foresman helps listeners understand what this looks like in a day-to-day approach to cancer therapies, from new
How have the mass hysteria and international lockdowns impacted the world economy and the daily lives of people worldwide? Principles of economics can be used to explain virtually every stage
March 15, 2021
Ant Microbiomes
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Ants are perfect models for Manuela Ramalho’s research interest in microbiome and host symbiosis. Ants have one of the widest global distribution and habitat diversity of any animal. She captures
March 15, 2021
Breast Cancer Awareness
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“We don’t treat breast cancer like one size fits all, so why are we screening that way?” asks Dr. Laura Esserman. This question directs much of her cancer genetics research
March 14, 2021
Late-Stage Cancer
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Where and why the prevailing theory of biology has gone wrong might hold the very key we need in order to understand our failure to treat cancer—especially metastatic cancer. Press
March 13, 2021
Cancer Cells
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What allows a cancer cell to proliferate and metastasize? Is cancer a product of evolutionary selection? How do the leading hypotheses in cancer research apply specifically to lung cancer? Tune
March 13, 2021
Locked In Your Home
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Constant surveillance, an insidious disease-causing agent that we embrace without question, the largest biological experiment on human subjects, and lockdowns used to censor and strip us of our freedoms. Is
March 12, 2021
Understanding Cancer
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How can bacteria, viruses, and even cuts and burns lead to cancer? Could cancer one day become a manageable, livable disease akin to HIV? For expert answers to these questions
Starvation, suicide, and failure to thrive: these are the leading causes of death resulting from COVID-19 policies. In 2020 alone, these policies have killed more people than Hitler killed in
Imagine a disease-free world. If it were easy enough to establish and maintain, most people on earth would choose it. Some species of ants and termites seem to have figured
March 10, 2021
Ketogenic Diet Impact
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Could a simple diet change make cancer therapies more effective, thereby helping people fight cancer and extend their lives? The evidence seems to suggest that it might. Tune in to discover:
Still scrabbling with Excel? Consider Python language uses, says programmer and podcaster Michael Kennedy. A general programming language that is easy to use in multiple environments, Python programming is limitless
March 9, 2021
Supplement Industry
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How can you verify the efficacy and safety of the nutritional supplements you are taking? Functional medicine doctor and clinical consultant for Biotics Research shares his advice and experience. Tune
How can cancer and cancer cells be understood through the lens of cellular metabolism, and what insights can be gained into various forms of treatment? Many studies suggest that metabolic
March 8, 2021
Tumor Cell Soft Spots
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To take down an enemy, the wisest strategy is to identify their Achilles heel, and attack it. What’s the Achilles heel of many cancers? The PLK-1 enzyme, which allows cancer
March 8, 2021
Texans Without Power
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Could a multi-state blackout lasting months be in our near future? Could the experience of Texans become the experience of US citizens all over the country? And is that all
Have you ever been told you have high blood pressure? Were you surprised? Did you feel completely fine, and even doubt that the numbers were accurate? If so, you’re not
March 6, 2021
Prevent Cancer
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Is it possible to prevent cancer with metabolic therapies used to increase mitochondrial health? Could it also be possible to treat even very aggressive cancers with the same approach? Tune
For the first time, chemistry can be observed in real-time. Turn a magnetic field off, watch cellular fluorescence dim; turn the magnetic field back on, and watch the cellular fluorescence
When it comes to radiation therapy for cancer, cellular resistance to it can be a death sentence. What is the genetic basis for this resistance in humans? And what on
The latest in cancer therapeutics is just around the corner. Press play to learn from a true expert in the field and discover: How immune checkpoint inhibitors work What can
March 2, 2021
Cancer Complexities
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Cancer has impacted almost every single person on the planet in one way or another. Maybe you’ve had it yourself, or know someone who has. Despite how long it’s plagued
March 2, 2021
Chlorine Dioxide
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Imagine being given two options: lose your license to practice medicine, or keep quiet about a substance that you know has revolutionary therapeutic applications. You might think no doctor would
March 1, 2021
Near-Death Experiences
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Does your brain function as a filtering device for your mind? It might sound strange, and you might think there’s no way. But consider that the eyes filter visual input and
February 28, 2021
Immunostimulants Signal
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You could very well have cancer cells circulating in your body at this very moment. But don’t worry, because if you do, you’ll probably never know it. And you can
February 27, 2021
Wireless Technology
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The US Federal Government continues to hide clear evidence resulting from a 10-year, $30 million study funded by the FDA: radiation from wireless technology causes cancer and breaks DNA. In
Royal jelly, honey, propolis, pollen…the list of bee products that many of use from day to day is long. But fewer people are aware that there’s something less tangible yet
February 25, 2021
Morphology Biology
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Timothy Saunders, Associate Professor at the National University of Singapore’s Mechanobiology Institute, shares his insights on the science of morphogenesis developmental biology, the study of tissue formation and organization in
February 24, 2021
Cancer Genetics Research
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Are customized cancer treatments a real possibility? Benjamin D. Hopkins, Ph.D. is Assistant Professor of Genomics and Genetic Sciences, Oncological Sciences, and the co-leader of the Functional Genomics Pipeline at
February 24, 2021
Intermittent Fasting
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What is missing when it comes to Western medicine’s standard approach to treating chronic health problems? Dr. Will Cole, author of Intuitive Fasting: The Flexible Four-Week Intermittent Fasting Plan to
Is hustle and hope really enough to make it big in the modern world of online finance? Jeff Rose, Youtube’s Wealth Hacker and Founder of the finance blog Good Financial
February 23, 2021
Chronic Illness Symptoms
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Dr. Eric Zielinski, author of the national bestseller, The Healing Power of Essential Oils, is back on the podcast with a new book available for preorder called The Essential Oils
February 22, 2021
Deep Work State
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Scott Young, former Finding Genius guest and author of Ultralearning: Master Hard Skills, Outsmart the Competition, and Accelerate Your Career, shares tips of how to use a more focused mind
February 22, 2021
Busting Breast Cancer
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What if everything we have been told about breast cancer prevention is wrong? Dr. Susan Wadia-Ells, author of the new book, Busting Breast Cancer: Five Simple Steps to Keep Breast
February 21, 2021
Math Versus Cancer
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Can mathematics really be applied to brain cancer treatment? Dr. Kristin Swanson, Vasek, and Anna Maria Polak Professor in Cancer Research at Mayo Clinic, goes to work each day to
February 20, 2021
Lung Damage
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How is the rest of the world responding to the Covid-19 pandemic and how is the virus itself changing over time? Jim Bijl, Finding Genius listener and Pulmonary Function Technician
February 19, 2021
Genetics Versus Calories
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How do genes affect your health? Dr. Yael Joffe, Adjunct Professor of nutrigenomics at Rutgers University and Chief Scientific Officer at 3×4 Genetics, has dedicated her career to finding out
What is Metabolic Syndrome and how is it related to obesity and Type 2 Diabetes? Vivian Tran, Ph.D. candidate in the Vascular Biology and Immunopharmacology group at La Trobe University,
Could female Kenyan sex workers be the key to preventing HIV spread on a much larger scale? Keith Fowke, Head of the Department of Medical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases Professor
Who pays for scientific studies and what types of biases can the matter of this funding create? Professor Sheldon Krimsky, author of Conflicts of Interest In Science: How Corporate-Funded Academic
“There may not be a cure for cancer, but there may be a strategy, a set of principles that can lead to the eradication of cancer,” says Dr. Robert A
February 15, 2021
Wildlife Ecology
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What can wildlife research teach us about the nature of life, death, and disease? Carolyn Hogg, Senior Research Manager for the Australasian Wildlife Genomics Group, explains the importance of wildlife
February 14, 2021
Bacteriophage Therapy
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Can recurring skin infections in dogs be effectively treated without the use of antibiotics? Stephanie Lynch, Ph.D. Researcher at La Trobe University in Melbourne, is working on a potentially groundbreaking
February 13, 2021
Keto Diet
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The link between a keto diet and weight loss is very well known, but can this approach to nutrition really be used to heal chronic disease? Dr. David Jockers believes
February 12, 2021
The Birth of Cancer
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Why is there anything but cancer? If we are nothing but a collection of individual cells, and if individual cells are perfectly competent at fulfilling their own morphological, behavioral, and
February 12, 2021
Goodnight Cancer
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Is it possible to synchronize the biological clocks of immune cells and tumor cells to bypass cancer’s ability to avoid the human body’s defense system? Maria Casanova Acebes, Postdoctoral fellow
February 11, 2021
Apitherapy Benefits
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Can bee stings really treat common human medical ailments like pain, inflammation, or even cancer? Dr. Janos Zsolt Kormendy Racz, President of the Hungarian Apitherapy Association, explains the naturopathic practices
February 11, 2021
Juvenile Diabetes
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Are Type 1 Diabetes symptoms the same as Type 2 Diabetes symptoms? Can Type 1 Diabetes treatments be applied successfully to Type 2 Diabetes? Dr. Jody Stanislaw, whose Tedx Talk
The biggest challenge in breeding honey bees? Keeping the right balance of desirable traits in colonies, from mite biting to pollinating behaviors, requires a complex process. Krispn Given discusses some
“We’re wired to change the world,” remarks Dr. Topher Fox as he discusses best practices for reversing and preventing type 2 diabetes. Like many doctors who work in endocrinology and
Could the study of cancer epigenetics lead to new, specific, and more effective drug therapies for cancer? Manel Esteller, MD, PhD seems to think it could. Press play to learn
February 9, 2021
The Future of War
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Can we ever truly prepare ourselves for the next war? How can new technological advancements be effectively countered when the next technology is always just around the bend? David Olney,
February 8, 2021
Cosmic Mysteries
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Are we alone in the universe? Society’s popular view on the possibility of life existing on other planets has completely reversed over the past few decades, but is there any
Should ants be considered unsightly pests or ecological saviors? Before you decide to eradicate the ant hills from your backyard, take the time to learn about the ecological role of
February 6, 2021
COVID-19 Virus
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Out with the old, in with the new COVID-19 virus detection method? A faster, more cost-effective, and more sensitive test may soon replace the status quo. Press play to discover: How to deactivate the covid-19 virus without
February 5, 2021
AI in Healthcare
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Could artificial intelligence be used in clinical drug trials? Is AI really capable of making the overall process easier and allowing the advancement of medical science, bringing cutting-edge treatment options
February 5, 2021
Cancer Therapy Treatment
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What if it were possible to use the science behind evolution and cancer to develop highly personalized cancer medications capable of targeting cancerous tissue while leaving healthy tissue unaffected? Steve
February 4, 2021
Ant Ecosystems
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“Here you have to look for ants, but in the rainforest, they find you,” says Professor McGlynn, as he describes his efforts to make it to a Costa Rican field
“A tumor is certainly smarter than humans,” says researcher Jyotsna Batra, discussing the ability of some tumors to change behaviors and progress through mutations. But she and other researchers are
February 3, 2021
Update on Cancer Cure
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Most cancer therapies focus on killing cells, but researcher Gabor Balazsi is trying a different approach: he’s creating gene circuits to change cancer cell behavior. He takes listeners through this
What do zebra mussels and cancer cells have in common? Researchers consider each invasive forces. About ten years ago, oncologists recast cancer in evolutionary terms to reimagine how to treat
February 2, 2021
Non-Coding RNA Puzzle
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What separates us from a mouse? It may be our large load of long non-coding RNA. Barak Rotblat and his team research what was previously thought of as “junk RNA.”
After years of stubborn insomnia that left doctors stumped, Bill McGraw started his own search. He learned about metal poisoning and a test revealed mercury poisoning: he’d been suffering from
What makes science so difficult for people of all ages to grasp? Why do so many of us feel so intimidated by the subject? Melanie Peffer, Ph.d, has cracked the
What do tumor cells use for food? Researcher Christos Chinopoulos discusses a brand new technology called Reverse Phase Protein Array (RPPA) that quantifies protein expressions and determines what pathways are
January 31, 2021
Eye technologies
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Place a fist in front of your eyes: that’s what someone with macular degeneration sees. But Mike Freeman and his brother have created a new medical technology to bring the
January 30, 2021
Medicine Diabetes Care
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If lifestyle has a major impact on your health, shouldn’t doctors address it in meaningful ways? Arti Thangudu believes partnering with patients to treat lifestyle habits is important and she
What exactly is plant medicine? Can Psilocybin and other psychedelic medicinal plants really help treat mental health issues? Nadia Doe’s plant medicine meditation practice and other shamanic programs could provide
January 29, 2021
Starve Cancer Cells
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“The lack of knowledge in the oncology field is profound, which contributes to tremendous suffering and death…Our research at Boston College is developing the very diet-drug combinations that will eventually
January 28, 2021
Bees and Viruses
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Is it possible to breed a species of bee with total viral immunity? Maybe, and the research being done in Michelle Flenniken’s lab could pave the way for it to
January 27, 2021
Honey Bee Colonies
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Bees are not alone in their fight to survive. While the backyard beekeeper might start with a pollinator garden, researchers are also busy strengthening and shoring up these vulnerable organisms
It just takes one sting to make sure your eyes are on the ground in fire-ant country. Walking across a field in the southern United States often includes a quick
January 26, 2021
Ants From Every Angle
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Most of us dread the sight of an ant in the kitchen, and might squash it without pause. But what if we knew that a single ant is just one
Astronauts in microgravity environments lose 2-3% of their bone mass per month. To put that in perspective, adults over the age of about 35 lose 2-3% of their bone mass
January 25, 2021
Anesthesia
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Imagine having a grand mal seizure while whitewater kayaking on a frigid river; you wake up and manage your way toward the shore, but you’re dazed and confused, freezing cold,
January 25, 2021
Diabetic Hypoglycemia
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It’s been nearly 100 years since insulin was first used in the treatment of diabetes—a life-changing medical advancement for those who have diabetes or know someone who does. However, too
January 24, 2021
Micronutrient Deficiency
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Imagine being told as a young adult that you’re suffering from osteoporosis so advanced that your bones are that of an 80-year-old. That’s what happened to Mira Calton while living
January 23, 2021
New Great Depression
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Pop quiz: what’s seven trillion dollars times zero? The current amount of economic stimulus in the American economy. Despite printing four trillion dollars and seven trillion dollars in deficit spending
January 22, 2021
History of Corruption
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“If you imagine the mind as a piece of unshaped clay, and if I’m the first person to get in there on a particular topic and mold the clay, I
January 22, 2021
History of Corruption
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“The reason we can get away with these outrageous lies we tell is that the average person can’t imagine lying on that scale because it’s just completely out of their
January 21, 2021
Type 1 Diabetes
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Fascinating and frustrating: two words that Dr. Haller uses to describe researching how type 1 diabetes evolves within the human endocrine system. Type 1 diabetes stands at the top of
January 21, 2021
Ownership
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It’s a universal truth: one of the first words a baby speaks is “Mine!” Ownership governs everything in our lives. Hundreds of times each day, we encounter rules that determine
“I felt I had to stand up and be heard at least by the local council; it was never my intention that the video clip would go viral internationally….I gave
January 19, 2021
Health and Life
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“One of my mottos is ‘no brain left behind’, and I love the most complex cases,” says Kristen Willeumier. Surprisingly, some of those complex cases can be solved through natural,
January 18, 2021
Barrier of Geography
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Digital stethoscopes, otoscopes, home hemodialysis programs, video conferencing, electronic consults…you name it: digital healthcare technologies are being delivered to patients who would otherwise face significant challenges accessing the care they
January 17, 2021
Gaia Discoveries
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How many stars in the sky? Gaia astronomer Timo Prusti is more qualified than most to posit an answer. He helps manage the project undertaken by the ESA mission space
Dr. Daniel Geschwind Bio: Dr. Geschwind is the Gordon and Virginia MacDonald Distinguished Professor of Human Genetics, Neurology and Psychiatry at UCLA. In his capacity as Senior Associate Dean and Associate Vice
January 15, 2021
Human Performance Tools
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Do you think that intense, beneficial states of flow are only for extreme athletes? Not true, says Steven Kotler. In fact, we all have the tools for this process that
Diagnosed just a few weeks past her eight birthday, it wasn’t until she was an adult that she realized how isolated she had always felt as a result of being
January 14, 2021
Phage Therapy Research
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“This is the worse superbug you can get,” said her husband’s doctors when diagnosing him with a life-threatening multidrug resistant bacterial infection. But Steffanie Strathdee put her research skills
Imaging a heart is both crucial and challenging, but Caption Health has fine-tuned artificial intelligence healthcare to make ultrasound imaging more precise, more accessible, and more efficient. Listen in as
January 12, 2021
Cancer Research
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How many podcasters does it take to evaluate the modern science field? Well, this conversation presents an intriguing attempt by two to do just that. Richard and Dr. Kat Arney
January 12, 2021
Unique RNA Plant Virus
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Over the past century, one virus has been responsible for the death of over 100 million trees in the world, posing an agricultural problem particularly in regions of Asia, South
January 11, 2021
Western Honey Bees
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Honey bees are one of the most fascinating and complex social organisms on our planet. Scientists like Gene Robinson research how their genomics play a central role in this behavior
January 11, 2021
Experience of Blindness
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Find what you’re capable of doing, and double down on it until you do it well…and also, always try to get along with other people. These were the two primary
January 10, 2021
High-Altitude Ants
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Even in the wind-swept, mountainous regions of Himalaya, ants move forward in their rugged life cycles. Dr. Himender Bharti shares how these ants survive in such areas, including the molecular
That grey fuzz you find on your strawberries after a day or two in the fridge has researchers busy in the lab. White and grey molds often harm crops and
January 8, 2021
3D Movement Analysis
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Twelve infrared cameras lining the perimeter of the ceiling, treadmills equipped with force plates, and high-speed video cameras: this is what you’d find upon walking into the Biomechanics Lab within
January 7, 2021
Evolution of the Mind
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Author Carl Johan Calleman talks about his most recent book, Quantum Science of Psychedelics: The Pineal Gland, Multidimensional Reality, and Mayan Cosmology. He explains How macrocosmic quantum theory differs from
January 6, 2021
Global Health Laws
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Every continent on the planet has now been touched by the COVID-19 virus, launching the world into an unprecedented state of lockdowns and the many negative consequences that follow from
What if we could produce an energy-dense carbon-neutral fuel that suits uses of fossil fuels? Researchers like Amanda Morris are working with different types of solar energy conversion to produce
Like a lot of health practitioners, Dr. J. Dunn’s quest to heal from her own lifelong conditions of depression and chronic fatigue brought her to a foundational response to genetic
Did you know that ants actually keep and “milk” livestock? Evolutionary ecologist Aniek Ivens shares this tidbit and more alluring ant facts in this episode. Listen and learn How ants
January 4, 2021
Jaws of an Ant’s Life
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The snapping of the trap-jaw ant’s jaw is one of the fastest animal movements known to man—approximately three times as fast as the fastest cheetah. This mechanism is not only
January 3, 2021
Modern Human Ancestors
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Stupid, brutish, and primitive: that’s the “caveman” stereotype that’s been applied to Neanderthals time after time. But it’s the same stereotype that a growing body of evidence is showing to
January 2, 2021
Ant Associations
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What does an ant have in common with a human? Probably a whole lot more than you would expect. Tune in for a compelling conversation with David Richard Nash, a
The kidney may be one of the most underestimated organs: it’s incredibly complex, and responsible for five to seven key functions in the body. In addition to producing urine and
January 1, 2021
Performance Herbalism
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Struggling to sleep? Want more energy? Want to focus for longer periods of time? Interested in natural ways of improving your life, but unsure where to begin? This is the
December 31, 2020
Invasive Ant Species
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Bees as ant trackers? Turning off a species’ immune or motor neuron system? Drones used for precision delivery of products? These are just a couple of the topics explored by
December 30, 2020
Early Viral Infections
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Can the immune response to viral infection be strengthened to the point that the impact of the infection is greatly reduced, and later or latent infection is prevented? This is
December 30, 2020
Honey Bee Expert
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“…Their society and community is so complicated, that in fact you cannot really have a straight answer for why something is happening. You need to see it from a global
December 29, 2020
Human Bionic Eye
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The world’s first human bionic eye is here, which means several conditions leading to blindness might (eventually) not be. What does it look like? How does a bionic eye work?
December 29, 2020
Amazing Ant Habitats
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It’s easy to overlook an ant, but look again. As one not-so-small part of the ecological role of insects, ants have a profound impact, from their mutualistic relationship with plants
December 28, 2020
Tracking Bee Hive Data
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Bees can generate five pounds of honey a day under prime nectar-gathering conditions. Numerous factors make that possible and researchers like William Meikle work on modeling honey bee populations, keeping
December 28, 2020
Plights Affecting Bees
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Pesticides, poor nutrition, pests, and parasites: these are the four factors influencing bee health around the world, and the amount of information we have about each—how exactly they impact bees,
December 27, 2020
Targeting Rhabdoviruses
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The rabies virus kills at least 60,000 people a year, worldwide. Because it is far more prevalent in lower economic status countries, it doesn’t receive adequate funding for better vaccines
The queen bee has to get it right when she mates, because she only has one intense mating session for the duration of her life. The queen bee’s anatomy and
December 24, 2020
Minding Your Bees
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From smelly footprints and dances to furry coats and long tongues, Professor Dave Goulson from the University of Sussex talks about it all. We often refer to “bees” as though
Disinfectant compounds are touted as virus killing but what else can they do to our health? Are disinfectants and COVID-19 both cause for concern? An exposure scientist helps listeners untangle
December 23, 2020
Bee Anatomy
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One in every three bites you take are made possible by honey bee pollination. Keeping bees healthy and productive is essential. Honey bee reproduction depends on a queen’s ability to
December 22, 2020
Diabetes Care
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Better diabetes care includes more than nutrition and fitness facts or discussions on the relationship between obesity and type 2 diabetes. “If we empower people with their own data, how
Bee keeping is an ancient practice: even prehistoric cave paintings in Spain depict a keeper reaching for a hive to collect honey while holding a smoker to calm the bees.
December 21, 2020
Bone Health Tips
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We think about heart disease prevention, but what about bone health? Margie Bissinger brings listeners numerous bone health boosters and facts, keeping listeners flexible and stronger. Listen and learn What
December 21, 2020
Keto Diet Explained
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He set out to prove his wife wrong. That’s what lead Physician Assistant Kevin Davis to first research keto diet plans and efficacy. But the more he researched, the more
December 20, 2020
Tropical Ant Habitats
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They’re everywhere, even the trees. Petr Klimes researches the ecological roles of insects, especially ants in Papua New Guinea, where many species are less accessible for research. He shares interesting
All light is not the same, and Eran Ben-Shmuel has produced a technology that will make that clearer than ever. They’ve remade how light is produced, resulting in a high-quality,
December 18, 2020
Ant Facts and Behaviors
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Those tiny ants are actually heavy weights. In terms of biomass, ants make up about 10% of all animal weight on earth. That means if humans are on one side
December 18, 2020
All about Honey Bees
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It’s estimated that 20% of our food is dependent on honey bee pollination. Meanwhile, recent news has highlighted concerns like viral diseases of the honey bee to mites to invading
December 17, 2020
Early Cancer Detection
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Cancer prevention and early detection programs hold a major place in today’s research, and one company is releasing an assay that takes a major step forward with an early cancer
We know how artificial intelligence “remembers,” utilizing data encoding techniques to translate information into a complex pattern of 1s and 0s. But human memory storage continues to pose many fascinating
December 16, 2020
Type 2 Diabetes
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The Behavioral Diabetes Institute brings clinicians, researchers, and resources together to address diabetes. President William Polonsky drops the listener in the midst of this informative team, providing a helpful image
December 16, 2020
Insulin-Producing Cells
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It’s hard to mimic the pancreas, despite the stellar treatment technology available to type 1 diabetics. Researchers like Juan Domínguez-Bendala are working hard on a cure for type 1 diabetes
December 15, 2020
How to Balance Hormones
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What a week! You hit your best times for each run. But the following week, it’s as if you are jogging with weights tied to your ankles. What’s going on?
Nerve injury types have multiple causes, from physical trauma to diseases like multiple sclerosis and other neurodegenerative disorders. Nerve damage repair has been an elusive science, but Dr. Silver shares
The excitement of space travel can obscure the dangers, and radiation exposure is one such forgotten factor. Sarah Baatout is a radiobiologist who helps protect astronauts in space and minimize
Dr. Fareeha Al Siddiq shares exciting advancements in remote cardiac monitoring in this episode on cardiac health care. Listen and learn How their devices offer diagnostic and post-diagnostic solutions with
December 13, 2020
Thyroid Cancer Treatment
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A must-listen for anyone touched by thyroid cancer, this conversation offers not only accessible information, it takes an interesting turn. We learn that the endocrinologist Ruchi Gaba and Richard both
What do cancer cells want? That’s one of Perry Marshall’s central questions as he takes listeners through how our traditional view of cancer might hinder advancements in treatment. Listen and
December 11, 2020
Gut Bacteria and Health
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A metabolic pathway study on an ocean floor compound led marine scientist Veronika Kivenson straight to our gut. When she found evidence that a genetic code expansion utilized for metabolism
December 11, 2020
Data Science
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The tangle of online social media sights provided one researcher with a new direction for studying the physics of systems. He and multi-disciplinary colleagues have applied complex systems and data
December 10, 2020
Train Your Brain
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“Necessity is the birthplace of all creativity,” says Ashok Gupta. He describes how his own chronic fatigue experience lead to the life-changing practices he now teaches others. He’s dedicated his
Picture it: Ian McKellan in a wizard hat surrounded by a green screen. Is that what artificial intelligence in the entertainment industry looks like? It certainly is a step toward
Political and international relations expert David Olney tackles where we’ve been and where we’re heading in this fascinating conversation on the past and present of civil-military relations theory, counter-terrorism strategies,
December 9, 2020
Type 1 & 2 Diabetes
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There are 42 biological factors that affect our blood sugar levels, but clinicians and researchers like Dana Roseman are here to help. From choosing an insulin pump versus injections to
How is wind energy technically, economically, and environmentally superior to other forms of energy? It isn’t. In fact, countless studies have shown it to be a liability in all three
December 8, 2020
Honey Bee Threat
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It’s hard to imagine a world without honey, much less all the fruits they pollinate. That’s one reason Zachary Huang’s research into honey bee stressors is so important. Listen in
By the time a person presents with clinical diabetes, about 80 percent of their beta cells—the cells that produce insulin—have been destroyed. Could a better understanding of these cells lead
Ready for Web 3.0? Skynet may be the solution. Sia, one of the main decentralized internet companies that provides an open market for data storage, released a new technology called
December 6, 2020
Virus as Puppet Master
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Curious about one of the newest discoveries in the nature of viruses? This discussion explores an exciting find in virus behavior and their ability to communicate: quorum sensing by bacteriophages.
December 5, 2020
Viral Pathogenesis Steps
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HIV’s effect on the gut immune cells appears significant. This implies that gut-associated lymphoid tissue (GALT) stands as a possible viral replication reservoir. Virologist Guido Van Marle is researching how
December 4, 2020
Tuberculosis Pandemic
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Tuberculosis is the world’s longest-running pandemic and kills about two million world citizens a year. While often it is the immune response to bacterial infection that’s so dangerous, tuberculosis adds
December 4, 2020
Microbiome and Cancer
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Could a saliva swab detect cancer presence? Researchers are closer than ever to using such noninvasive biomarker tests as diagnostic tools. Why? Well, it’s all about balance, even at the
Managing diabetes as a type 1 through diet and exercise is a constant balancing act, but Eoin Costello feels he is healthier for the efforts he takes. Listen in as
First, it’s just picking up the prescriptions, then it’s helping out a little bit around the house, then it’s accompanying them to doctor’s appointments, and then, suddenly, the words “Oh,
December 2, 2020
Type 1 Diabetes Pancreas
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Finding a cure for type 1 diabetes includes two essential goals: growing insulin-producing beta cells and introducing them into patients successfully. Those two achievements appear fast-approaching yet also seem elusive.
December 1, 2020
Mugshot Immunology
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One of the most exciting recent discoveries in microbiology involves an immunological mechanism of a single-celled organism. CRISPR-Cas technology is a technique bacteria use for fighting infection with phages. This
While many health programs might seek spousal support, rarely is the spouse’s health considered on the same level as the patient. Jannie Nielsen seeks to center these surrounding relationships in
The fundamental goal of Juan Alvarez’s research? “In a nutshell,” he says, “I’m trying to cure diabetes.” This podcast discusses the exciting potential of his goal by exploring the specific
As medical technology advances, the “should we” questions take on even more complexity. This episode takes a fascinating look at the principles of bioethics through numerous illustrative bioethics examples with
This podcast explores how one researcher is working to keep babies safer without turning to antibiotics. Group B Streptococcus (GBS) presence in the mother is a leading cause of neonatal
November 27, 2020
Migraines and Headaches
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Suffering from the pain of headaches and migraines? This podcast offers vital information for those who experience migraine symptoms. Dr. Lucas helps listeners both understand what we know about these
November 27, 2020
History of Surgery
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A Canadian physician has taken an historical approach to examining surgery, from ancient Greece to modern medicine and surgery. He started a podcast called Legends of Surgery and talks about
This podcast shares an amazing story of overcoming the hardship of severe chronic kidney disease management. Nathanael lost his kidneys as a young child and suffered years of ups and
In addition to HIV prevention, one of the biggest topics for HIV research is finding a cure. While antivirals are able to control and suppress the virus, it’s still able
November 24, 2020
Plant Viral Infections
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It’s all in the translation, especially for plant viruses. This podcast takes an interesting look at virus expressions in plants and their ability to coopt cellular machinery for their own
There are still no disease-modifying therapeutics for dementia patients, but James Moe thinks that will change soon. This podcast discusses research on a particular drug that’s showing promise, but also
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