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Stephen Greiman, PhD, is an assistant professor at Georgia Southern University where he studies diverse groups of parasitic organisms. He discusses the following: How a pork or beef tapeworm… Read More

The team at Invivo takes a unique approach to the study of the microbiome that not only emphasizes the connection between internal microbial populations and the wider ecological community, but also… Read More

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For 23 years, Cali Estes, PhD has been working with all types of people struggling from all kinds of addictions—from heroin or cocaine or alcohol, to food or shopping or… Read More

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Alejandro Reyes, Associate Professor, Microbiologist and MSc in Biological Sciences, the University of the Andes, discusses microbes and the importance of gut health. Podcast Points: How do viruses affect the… Read More

Dr. Carolyn Kurle describes how a biogeochemical tool can explain the foraging patters and locations of animals to improve ecosystem management strategies. She explains: How stable isotope analysis… Read More

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Former IBM Chief Scientist, Dr. Alex Liu, discusses the services provided by RMDS Lab, a community-based ecosystem provider in the artificial intelligence (AI) and big data sector. You… Read More

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Dimitra Skondra, MD, PhD, Associate Professor of Ophthalmology and Visual Science Director, J. Terry Ernest Ocular Imaging Center at The University of Chicago Medicine, discusses the microbiota, diseases of… Read More

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Denis Noble, CBE, PhD, FRS, the celebrated and outspoken British biologist, physiologist, and prolific author, discusses his incredible, noteworthy career in biology, exciting concepts in genetics, and the level… Read More

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Scott Bonner is a PhD student at Oxford University whose research is centered on extracellular vesicles (EVs). On today’s episode, he explores the following: How research on vesicle heterogeneity might elucidate how… Read More

Christopher Chapman, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Director of Bariatric and Metabolic Endoscopy, Department of Medicine at the University of Chicago, provides an overview of his research, specifically… Read More

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Robert Quinn, Assistant Professor at Michigan State University, discusses his research, detailing information on rare bacterial lung infections, anaerobic bacteria infection, and especially cystic fibrosis. Podcast Points of… Read More

  Inerjys is a private equity fund that aims to invest in and commercialize innovative companies in the clean energy and environmental health sector. Founder and managing partner,… Read More

In this podcast, Dr Claudia Gray, PhD, Paediatrician and Allergologist, Kids Allergy Paediatric & Allergy Centre—South Africa, talks in detail about allergy issues and research, discussing many common… Read More

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In this podcast, Dr. Abby Johnson, Postdoc Associate at the Knights Lab, University of Minnesota, talks about nutrition, gut bacteria, and a healthy gut diet. Dr. Johnson earned… Read More

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By tuning in, you will discover: How oral microbes in mice have been shown to produce different phenotypes Whether or not there are “predators” of viruses What mechanisms… Read More

UC Presidential Chair, Distinguished Professor of Chemistry & Biochemistry, and Distinguished Professor of Material Science & Engineering at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Paul Weiss, believes that… Read More

Dr. Sharmila Anandasabapathy is a professor of gastroenterology and the director of the Baylor Global Innovation Center in Houston, TX, where she focuses on two broad areas of research: understanding… Read More

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In this thorough and informative podcast, P. Shannon Pendergrast, PhD, Chief Science Officer at Ymir Genomics (ymirgenomics.com), provides an overview of biomarker identification techniques and his company’s work.… Read More

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In this interesting podcast, Anita Öst, Medical Faculty at Linköping University, Linköping, Sweden, details her thoughts on, and the current research in, epigenetic inheritance within humans. Anita’s work… Read More

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This podcast gives Dr. Jose Colon an opportunity to discuss what he knows best: sleep medicine. He describes: The diverse forms of sleep challenges facing us. How the… Read More

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Clinical research studies dictate medicines we take and practices we follow. Dr. Woitowich explains: The history and reasoning behind the practices of male-only subjects and how the resulting… Read More

Superbugs are emerging as a major health issue, but OpGen has developed technology to identify and catalog antibiotic-resistant microbes. In this podcast, you’ll learn: Why identifying bacteria in… Read More

After time on the job with an Indian generic drug company, Dinesh Thankur found they were falsifying data and making subpar drugs. Here, he tells what happened next… Read More

Peter Jay Hotez, Dean for the National School of Tropical Medicine, Baylor College of Medicine, discusses vaccinations, the anti-science movement, and other critical issues regarding modern medicine. Additionally,… Read More

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Dr. Abramson details his successful findings: • He describes how the jaw, ears, face, and head experience pain for interrelated reasons and how his TMJ treatments manage those… Read More

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Cyanobacteria are photosynthetic microorganisms that release toxins, and they’re also the building blocks of life itself. Under healthy conditions, the environment in which cyanobacteria live serves as a… Read More

In this podcast, Janet Bennett, sleep expert and author, delivers a wealth of information on sleep issues, covering techniques and treatments available through her sleep program (ijustwanttosleep.com). Bennett… Read More

For over three decades now, Ted Schroeder has worked in and around the pharmaceutical industry in the sales, marketing, and development of antibiotics. As the CEO of Nabriva… Read More

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In this podcast, noted author and philosopher, Wynand De Beer, discusses philosophy and metaphysics. De Beer is the author of From Logos to Bios: Evolutionary Theory in Light… Read More

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In this podcast, Richard Gallo, MD, PhD, human immunology and skin biology expert, discusses antimicrobial peptides, skin microbiome acne, and all things microbiome. Gallo received his PhD from… Read More

When you listen in, you’ll learn about advances like these: How Phoenix replaced reactors with particle accelerators, producing neutrons that reduce nuclear materials by a thousand with an… Read More

When you listen in, you’ll learn about The capacity for genome editing in plants to manufacture soybean oil types that could replace environmentally-risky oils like palm oil and… Read More

In this podcast, Mark A. Cruz, D.D.S, provides an overview on dentistry, snoring causes and effect, snoring treatment, and the many airway issues we as humans contend with.… Read More

  Marc Bekoff, PhD is an animal behaviorist, Professor Emeritus of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and a Fellow of the Animal Behavior Society who has enjoyed… Read More

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In this podcast, Dr. Theodore Belfor, dental expert, provides an overview on airway issues, snoring causes and effect, and the future of treatment. Dr. Belfor earned his degree… Read More

In this podcast, Dr. Eleftherios Mylonakis, the Charles C.J. Carpenter Professor of Infectious Disease at The Warren Alpert Medical School, Brown University, discusses microbial pathogenesis, host responses, and… Read More

In this important podcast, Greg Lowry, the Walter J. Blenko, Sr. Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, discusses the importance of nanotechnology, environmental science nano… Read More

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Eduard Willms, Postdoctoral Scientist, La Trobe University, Australia, discusses the types of extracellular vesicles (EVs), the role of extracellular vesicles, and the research that could provide new avenues… Read More

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In this podcast, Dr. Christian Regenbrecht, the CEO of CELLphenomics, talks about 3D cell culture technologies, preclinical efficacy studies, and the changing healthcare landscape. Regenbrecht was a student… Read More

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In this podcast, David Freedman, Co-founder of NanoView Biosciences, provides an overview of extracellular vesicles and the development of new therapeutics. Freedman has been an entrepreneur for over… Read More

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In this podcast, Audrey Gaskins, an Assistant Professor of Epidemiology at the prestigious Emory University, discusses the causes of abnormal sperm morphology, normal sperm motility, and semen quality… Read More

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In this podcast, Jonathan Hull, Business Development Head at Thryve Inside (thryveinside.com), discusses probiotics weight loss, microbiome testing, the importance of gut health, and the latest evolution in… Read More

Inside your mouth is a whole community of microbes which are hard at work restoring the natural pH in your mouth after it drops to around three (which… Read More

In this podcast, Dale R. Pfost, PhD, Director and Cofounder of Microbiome Therapeutics, talks in-depth about microbiome therapeutics, microbes, gut health, prediabetes treatment, and so much more. Dr.… Read More

Imagine waking up on the sterile landscape of the moon. What would you need in order to make life possible and enjoyable? According to Gretchen Cara Daily, Director… Read More

In this podcast, Fedor Galkin, the Project Manager at Insilico Medicine, Inc., talks in detail about his studies in aging/longevity, human genotypes, and the microbiome. Galkin attended Moscow… Read More

In this podcast, Gregory Kuehn, President and COO of Prescient Metabiomics, talks about his company’s innovative work in colorectal cancer treatment, as well as their development of a… Read More

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  With an average survival rate of less than 10 percent within five years of diagnosis, pancreatic cancer remains one of the most deadly and aggressive. But in the Department… Read More

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In this podcast, Richard Andrews, SM, MS, President/CEO, and Mark Sampson, Chief Scientific Officer, of Azitra, a clinical-stage medical dermatology company that is breaking new ground in skin… Read More

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Monica M. Laronda, PhD, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics (Endocrinology), provides an overview of her research work in endocrinology, reproductive biology, and 3D printed ovaries. Laronda is passionate about… Read More

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In this podcast, Jessica Pierce, PhD, bioethicist, author, and professor, discusses ethics and dog cloning. Pierce’s latest book, Unleashing Your Dog: A Field Guide to Giving Your Canine… Read More

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In this podcast, Dr. Michelle Saltarrelli, Autumn Oak Speech, Voice & Hearing, discusses her long career in speech language pathology, the role of an audiologist, and modern advances… Read More

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In this informative and important podcast, Matty Lansdown, scientist and nutrition consultant, outlines some of the ways we can all take better care of our health. After getting… Read More

In this podcast, Chris Ellis, Co-founder and CEO of AudioCardio, discusses the innovative technology, and hearing test app, that his company has developed that can help people improve… Read More

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Animal models predominate the field of drug testing and discovery, despite a growing body of evidence suggesting that such models are often poor predictors of human reactions. As… Read More

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In this podcast, Peter Christey, PhD, CEO of General Automation Lab Technologies, commonly known simply as GALT, provides an overview of his company’s work in the area of… Read More

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In this podcast, Luke Osborn of the prestigious Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, talks about modern prosthetics and biomedical engineering as he provides an overview of the… Read More

In this important podcast, Nicola Beer, award-winning relationship psychology and transformation expert, discusses healing pathways to combat trauma, improve relationships, and improve our lives. Beer is a leading… Read More

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In this podcast, Peter H. Raven, author, botanist, and celebrated conservationist discuss the importance of conservation. Raven is a fierce advocate for and champion of conservation. Raven has… Read More

In this podcast, Charlotte Reznick, Ph.D., noted child educational psychologist, talks in-depth about meditation and mindfulness and how we can all find ways to reduce our stress. Dr.… Read More

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In this podcast, Steve Zarpas, President and CEO of PowerHouse Ketones provides an overview of ketones and the benefits of ketone supplementation. Zarpas’ company, PowerHouse Ketones, is a… Read More

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In this podcast, Dr. Hanan Elsaie, recipient of the title ‘one of America’s Top Dentists’ talks about the methods and practices she uses in her dentistry profession. Dr.… Read More

In this podcast, Perry Marshall, engineer, marketing expert, and scientific enthusiast, discusses his career, background, and the exciting new Evolution 2.0 Prize. Marshall is an experienced marketer and… Read More

In this powerful podcast, Joshua Perry (joshperrybmx.com), keto consultant, former BMX athlete, coach, and inspirational brain tumor survivor, tells his story and shares information on how he came… Read More

In this podcast, Paula Baker-Laporte FAIA, EcoNest Architecture Inc. Healthy Home Design and Consulting, talks about the emerging and important field of healthy, green architecture, and the steps… Read More

In this podcast, Cass Nelson-Dooley, M.S., CEO of Health First Consulting, LLC, talks about the microbiome and also the vast world of natural medicine. Nelson-Dooley has been a… Read More

In this important podcast, Alan K. Davis, PhD, of Johns Hopkins University’s Center for Psychedelic and Consciousness Research, talks about his clinical research studying the effects of psilocybin… Read More

Dr. Lynelle Schneeberg is a sleep psychologist, assistant professor of clinical psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine, and author of Becoming Your Child’s Sleep Coach: The Bedtime Doctor’s… Read More

In this informative and important podcast, Louise Charles, the Communications Manager at Climeworks (climeworks.com), discusses Climeworks’ critical mission: CO2 removal from the atmosphere. Louise provides an overview of… Read More

In this podcast, Edward Sawicki Jr., MBA, the CEO of Think20 Labs, LLC (think20labs.com), talks about cannabis research and what it holds for the future of medicine. Sawicki… Read More

In this fascinating podcast, Sean Buchanan, the co-founder of Visom Technology, Inc. (visomtech.com), discusses AR + AI software-enabled technology that can assist surgeons as they operate. Visom’s mission… Read More

  Many people know tiramisu as the delicious, brandy-and-coffee-soaked Italian dessert, but did you know that the term “tiramisu” translates to “pick me up”?  Such is the inspiration… Read More

  In this episode, we hear from Dr. Jeffrey Morgan, M.D. and Chief Medical Officer at BIOLIFE4D.  BIOLIFE4D is a biotech company dedicated to the development of a… Read More

  In this podcast, Adele Anderson, neuro-linguistic programmer and life coach, discusses NLP (neuro-linguistic programming) and the pathways to healing. Anderson provides a detailed overview of the mechanisms… Read More

In this podcast, Biquan Luo, Ph.D., the CEO and Co-Founder of Lumos (https://lumos.tech/) discusses her company’s Lumos Smart Sleep Mask and the mobile app that, together, are helping… Read More

In this podcast, Thomas E. Lovejoy, Senior Fellow, United Nations Foundation, talks candidly about his life’s work as an advocate for environmental conservation. Lovejoy talks in detail about… Read More

“Many people think that psychiatric disorders are just related to the psychological signs; they don’t believe they have molecular indications, so it’s really important to show that the… Read More

“Most cells inside the confines of your body are not human cells; most of them are bacteria,” says Alex Lewin, as he discusses the importance and prevalence of… Read More

“For a long time, evolution has been defined based upon natural selection…one of the things that I have been thinking about is a new way of defining evolution… Read More

In this podcast, Dr. Kevin Boyd, pediatric dentist, provides an overview of his medical theory called Darwinian Dentistry, based on the study of the many prehistoric fossil remains… Read More

In this truly future-forward podcast, David Ewing Duncan, celebrated author of Talking to Robots: Tales from Our Human-Robot Futures, shares his insight and thoughts about the future society… Read More

  Dr. Semir Beyaz is a cancer researcher and principle investigator at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, and he wants to know if we really are what we eat. … Read More

Hold your arms at or above shoulder height for a few hours without rest. Now do this for a quarter to one half of your waking life, perhaps… Read More

You’re likely familiar with the experience of the dreaded doctor’s appointment; you do your due diligence in showing up on time or even early to your appointment, wait… Read More

Sperm-mediated gene transfer is a process by which mature sperm cells take up exogenous DNA (DNA from outside of the sperm) and bring it to oocytes during fertilization.… Read More

In this podcast, Dr. Thomas O’Bryan, DC, CCN, DACBN, noted expert on autoimmune diseases, provides a volume of information on various food sensitivities, environmental toxins, and factors for… Read More

In this important podcast, Dr. Jianyi “Jay” Zhang, PhD, Professor and Chair, Department of Biomedical Engineering at the prestigious School of Engineering—University of Alabama at Birmingham, provides a… Read More

Early in his career, when insects were generally viewed as black boxes in which the inner workings were of little interest, Arnold de Loof saw the complexity in… Read More

In this important podcast, Albert Presto, PhD, Carnegie Mellon University, discusses air quality and emissions, and how chemistry is involved. Dr. Presto earned his PhD in Chemical Engineering… Read More

Lawrence Gust has been conducting indoor home and office environment evaluations for 27 years now, helping people identify factors in their environment that could be impacting their health… Read More

  Jeff Sanders wants you to get up early, but not just because he said so.  While he has found vast improvements to his productivity and general well-being… Read More

For the last 30 years in the biotechnology industry, recombinant DNA has been used to read, write, and edit the genomes of cells for the production of all… Read More

  Ryan Sullivan, Ph.D., is an atmospheric chemist, associate professor in chemistry and in mechanical engineering, and associate director of the Institute for Green Science at Carnegie Mellon… Read More

In this interesting podcast, Cassie Bjork, celebrated weight loss expert, founder of Cassie.Net, and sought-after speaker, provides valuable information on weight loss and the healthy, whole foods we… Read More

If a gene editing technique could be utilized to knock out genes known to cause life-threatening diseases, would you find yourself facing a moral dilemma, wondering if it… Read More

In this episode, we hear from Elikqitie, host, and producer of Travel Gluten-Free Podcast. After learning that some people who are gluten-free have stopped traveling for fear of… Read More

  “Heart disease…high blood pressure, high cholesterol, obesity, early stage prostate cancer…When I was in medical school, I was taught that all these diseases have different diagnoses and… Read More

How do symbioses between microbes and animals operate? How does a host recognize its symbionts? What prevents a host from overgrowing its symbiont or vice versa? What makes… Read More

Robert K. Logan, author of The Extended Mind: The Emergence of Language, the Human Mind, and Culture, provides his thoughts on human intelligence and communication. Logan is Professor… Read More

In this important podcast, Leah Segedie, the noted author of Green Enough: Eat Better, Live Cleaner, Be Happier (All Without Driving Your Family Crazy!), provides valuable information we… Read More

  Dr. Rakesh Nagarajan, M.D., Ph.D., is an adjunct associate professor at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and the founder and Executive Chairman of the… Read More

  In this episode, Quinn Burlingame, Ph.D. and postdoctoral fellow in the Loo Group at Princeton University, tells us about the ever-improving technology in organic semiconductors and organic… Read More

  Among other brilliant capabilities, the octopus has the ability to visually attend and track strikingly more than other invertebrates.  David Edelman, Ph.D. and visiting scholar in the… Read More

Recently we have experienced some of the warmest years on record.  Storms have become more frequent and intense, we are seeing harsher droughts, the ocean temperatures are rising,… Read More

In this podcast, Nessa Carey, the celebrated author of Epigenetics Revolution: How Modern Biology Is Rewriting Our Understanding of Genetics, Disease and Inheritance, talks about her work in… Read More

In this informative podcast, Janet Bennett, successful Speech Pathologist and the founder of an innovative sleep program, I Just Want To Sleep, discusses the treatment of people who… Read More

In this podcast, Dr. Moshe Szyf, perhaps one of the greatest minds in the interesting field of epigenetics, discusses the complex and important field of social epigenetics. Dr.… Read More

  Michael L. Perlis, professor at the University of Pennsylvania, has been involved in the world of sleep medicine since the 1980s, when he was still in his… Read More

Some like it hot…and some insist on cold brew. Niny Rao knows that taste is subjective and has dedicated her research to learn more about the sensitive chemistry… Read More

In this podcast, Wolfram Zimmermann, lab researcher and distinguished professor at the University Medical Center Göttingen, discusses innovative technologies that are advancing heart-related medical options. Professor Zimmermann provides… Read More

“Did you squeeze your butt today?” Shawn Faver says that for many who experience lower back pain, it may be a matter of gluteal engagement. Faver is an… Read More

Richard Jacobs, entrepreneur and founder of The Good Night’s Sleep Project, discusses their AI-powered, custom-tailored pillow line that is creating a stir in the sleep industry. Jacobs talks… Read More

In this podcast, Charlie Bailes, the Founder, and CEO of CB Supplements discuss his family’s personal journey toward better health, and the launch of his supplement company, CB… Read More

In this episode, Dr. Howard Hindin, DDS, co-founder and chairman of the Foundation for Airway Health and a partner and founder of the American Academy of Physiological Medicine… Read More

  In this podcast, Joshua Neilly, the Chief Growth Officer of CannabisMD (cannabismd.com), talks frankly about CBD, cannabis, and society’s changing views toward both. Neilly discusses their interesting… Read More

In this podcast, Orbit Genomics’ President & CEO, Dede Willis, and the Chief Scientific Officer, Harold “Skip” Garner, talk about their innovative work and research in genomics. Willis… Read More