Finding Genius Podcast

Join us in this episode as Tyler Korman, the Chief Scientific Officer and Co-Founder of eXoZymes, explains how their approach to AI-enhanced, cell-free enzyme technology is changing the way chemicals are produced… Hit play to discover: How enzymes are produced in large quantities. The ways that enzymes are used in everyday life.  The role that the microbiome plays in enzyme balance.  How sequencing data contributes to the creation of new compounds.  Tyler co-founded eXoZymes with Paul Opgenorth, building on research from the Jim Bowie Lab at UCLA. His expertise includes cell-free biomanufacturing, enzyme engineering, and AI-driven design. His work focuses on creating more efficient and sustainable methods for producing complex compounds by operating enzymes outside of living cells. To learn more about Tyler and his work, connect with him on LinkedIn!

In this episode, Dr. Amie Hornaman, a.k.a. "The Thyroid Fixer," sits down to explain her mission to tackle the widespread and often overlooked issue of thyroid dysfunction. She shares how combining functional medicine with patient self-advocacy can uncover root causes that traditional approaches frequently miss, empowering people to finally take control of their health. Dr. Hornaman also introduces her upcoming book, "The Thyroid Fix: The No-Nonsense Guide to Fix Fatigue, Fogginess, and Fat That Won't Budge", set for release on May 12, 2026. In it, she challenges the common narrative around stubborn weight gain, brain fog, and chronic fatigue — arguing that the thyroid is often at the center of it all…  Click play to explore: How to recognize the real symptoms of thyroid dysfunction. The benefits of taking a functional medicine approach to hormone optimization. How to restore energy, improve metabolism, and take control of thyroid health. What happens when healthcare providers misdiagnose and mistreat patients. Dr. Hornaman holds a doctorate in clinical nutrition and functional medicine and is the founder and CEO of The Better Thyroid and Hormone Institute. With more than 25 years in private practice, she also runs a nationwide telehealth clinic and developed The FIX Method program to help patients optimize their hormones and overall health. To learn more about Dr. Hornaman and her work here!

Join us in this podcast with Mark Fox as he unpacks the ideas behind his book, What on Earth Are We Doing to Our Health: A Rocket Scientist Investigates Out-of-This-World Therapies. Drawing from his experience in aerospace engineering, Mark examines an unexpected link between vision problems experienced by astronauts during shuttle launches and the vibrational forces generated by Solid Rocket Boosters (SRBs).  In this episode, Mark discusses how specific frequencies interact with the human body – and how this overlooked phenomenon could hold the key to innovative, non-invasive therapies for a wide range of health challenges… Hit play to learn about: How Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy can be used to heal the body. How portable, non-invasive tech could reshape the future of at-home healing and performance optimization. The role that wearables can play in measuring heart rate variability for animals.  Mark is an entrepreneur, scientist, engineer, author, creative thinking consultant, crop formation researcher, former Space Shuttle Chief Engineer, and CEO of Resona Health. He's also spent over three decades as a hot air balloonist, built his own airplane, and invented VIBE, the world's only "pocket" Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) device. Could resonance-based therapy offer relief from conditions like PTSD and anxiety from home? Tune in to explore what's possible! Follow along with Mark and his work here.

In this episode, we connect with Miguel Bautista to explore what it takes to recover from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. As the founder of CFS Recovery and an expert in nervous system regulation, Miguel is on a mission to make full recovery possible and accessible through a proven, step-by-step system built on science and lived experience… After becoming bedridden and hospitalized with CFS himself, Miguel refused to accept that recovery was out of reach. Through years of research, experimentation, and rebuilding his own health, he developed a practical framework that has now helped thousands overcome fatigue, regain energy, and reclaim their lives. Hit play to uncover: The most effective strategies for recovering from CFS. Why nervous system dysregulation may be the hidden driver behind symptoms. Where chronic fatigue symptoms really come from. How personality traits and stress patterns can impact recovery. The connection between Long COVID, fibromyalgia, and post-viral fatigue. Try the CFS Finding Genius Exclusive Recovery Stage Identifier and Personalized Recovery Report: https://cfsrecovery.co/genius

In this episode, we sit down with best-selling author and business strategist Andy Clark to unpack the ideas behind his latest book, Getting The Whole PIE: How to Create More Profit, Impact, and Enjoyment in Your Small Business… Getting The Whole PIE is a roadmap for small business owners looking for a proven system to grow their business without working more. Many entrepreneurs start with big dreams but end up buried in tasks, overwhelmed by decisions, and frustrated that their hard work isn't producing the results they expected — but it doesn't have to stay that way. Andy shares a practical path forward by helping business owners create more of the three outcomes that matter most: profit, impact, and enjoyment (P-I-E). This conversation explores: Why so many small business owners get stuck. How to grow your business without working more hours. Practical systems for improving operations and team alignment. Ways to avoid falling into the "success paradox." With a background in business law and two decades of experience advising entrepreneurs, Andy developed The Whole PIE System™,  a practical, step-by-step framework for getting out of the weeds and leading with confidence. He has worked with business owners across North America to simplify operations, align their teams, and drive sustainable growth. His approach blends strategic thinking with real-world execution, always grounded in what actually works for small businesses with limited time and big ambitions. To learn more about Andy and The Whole PIE System™, click here now!

How can we determine whether published research is methodologically sound and likely to be true? Can we trust every peer-reviewed article we read? Joining us to share her thoughts on this complex topic is Nicole Kargin, the founder of ResearchDoc AI. Nicole attends the University of Austin, a startup university where she is currently a sophomore and a member of the founding class. There, she launched ResearchDoc AI, a company built on the belief that the global replication crisis is a direct result of a broken scientific publication system – and that AI-powered quality assessment can help solve it… This conversation covers: What makes ResearchDoc AI the "credit score" of academic publications. How citations can create the illusion of credibility. Problems associated with the current peer-review process. How to overcome the replication crisis.  Follow along with Nicole and her work on LinkedIn, Twitter, and the Research Doc AI website!

In this episode, Ken McLoud joins us to break down practical strategies for using AI to drive real business growth. Often described as a secret weapon in the AI space, Ken explains how companies can move beyond the hype and use artificial intelligence to solve core operational challenges, improve efficiency, and create lasting competitive advantages… Ken is the Founder of Laconic Tech, LLC, a technology company focused on helping businesses harness AI and custom software to streamline workflows, optimize performance, and scale intelligently. With experience in AI engineering and strategic consulting, he works closely with organizations to build solutions that seamlessly integrate with their existing systems while delivering clear, measurable results. Jump in to discover: The three categories of business operations that AI actually helps with. Strategic ways to use AI as an enhancement tool rather than a hindrance.  How AI technologies can be used to help businesses constrained by demand or supply issues. How to future-proof your business with cutting-edge technology.  This conversation is perfect for anyone running a startup, agency, or established company. If you're looking for practical insights on using AI to solve real problems and create measurable growth, tune in now! To learn more about Ken McLoud and Laconic Tech, click here!

Meet Jeremy Cordon, Founder and CEO of Goldback Inc., a company focused on creating a practical gold-backed currency designed to help people preserve purchasing power and build greater financial confidence. In this episode, he joins us to discuss inflation, the modern monetary system, and his mission to make gold more accessible for everyday use… This conversation explores: How Jeremy got into the gold and silver industry. Concerns about the current U.S. currency system. How prices have changed over the past 50 years. Why Goldbacks currency is resistant to inflation. Jeremy is a passionate advocate for sound money and has dedicated his work to making gold more practical and accessible. With that goal in mind, he helped pioneer Goldbacks, a physical gold currency created to preserve wealth and encourage stronger local economies. Under his leadership, Goldbacks have expanded into multiple state series, giving businesses, families, and communities a new tool for long-term financial security and alternative exchange. Learn more about Jeremy and Goldbacks here!

What if stroke treatment could start in the ambulance instead of the hospital? In this conversation, Dr. Ritvij Bowry sits down with us to explain how mobile stroke units are helping patients get faster care when every second matters. When a stroke happens, time is critical. The sooner doctors can diagnose the problem and begin treatment, the better the chances of recovery. Dr. Bowry shares how specially equipped ambulances with CT scanners and expert teams are bringing stroke care directly to patients – thus changing the possibilities of emergency medicine… Hit play to find out: Early interventions that can help people after suffering a stroke. The three types of stroke, and why they are treated differently. The two most commonly used medicines for stroke.  What the future of emergency stroke care may look like. Dr. Ritvij Bowry is a board-certified neurologist specializing in Neurocritical Care, stroke treatment, and vascular neurology. He serves as Associate Professor at UTHealth Houston, where his research focuses on acute neurological emergencies and innovative approaches to stroke care. He earned his medical degree from Ross University School of Medicine in Miramar, Florida. After completing his residency at New York University Medical Center and an internship at New York Presbyterian Hospital in Queens, he pursued advanced fellowship training at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston in both Neurocritical Care and Stroke/Vascular Neurology. Dr. Bowry's primary research focus includes the BEST-MSU study (Benefits of Stroke Treatment Using a Mobile Stroke Unit), a multi-center trial evaluating whether delivering stroke treatment directly in the field leads to better outcomes than traditional emergency department care. To learn more about Dr. Bowry, click here now!

What can the DNA of Neanderthals, woolly mammoths, and ancient proteins tell us about the future of medicine? In this episode, Professor César de la Fuente sits down to discuss his fascinating research goal: using the power of machines to accelerate discoveries in biology and medicine… This conversation explores: The growing global health threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Why ancient DNA and extinct organisms may hold clues for next-generation antibiotics. The role that AI plays in uncovering the genetic data of extinct organisms. What the future of machine biology could mean for human health. Prof. de la Fuente is Presidential Associate Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, where he leads the Machine Biology Group. He is one of the youngest tenured professors in the history of Penn Medicine. He completed postdoctoral research at MIT and earned his PhD from the University of British Columbia. He is widely recognized for pioneering the first computer-designed antibiotic shown to be effective in animal models, which is an achievement that helped launch the emerging field of AI-driven antibiotic discovery. His lab has since identified more than one million potential antimicrobial compounds through computational biology. In addition, Prof. de la Fuente has delivered over 350 invited lectures worldwide, co-authored an influential book on machine learning for drug discovery, secured multiple patents, and published more than 180 peer-reviewed papers in leading journals, including Cell, Science, Nature Communications, PNAS, and Advanced Materials. You can follow Prof. de la Fuente's latest discoveries and research here!

In this episode, we explore a groundbreaking development in the diagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS/ME) — a condition that affects millions worldwide, yet remains notoriously difficult to identify… Joining the podcast to discuss this topic are Alexandre Akoulitchev and Dmitry Pshezhetskiy, who break down a novel blood test designed to detect biological signatures associated with chronic fatigue. Their work centers on cutting-edge epigenetic science and biomarker discovery, offering new possibilities for more objective and earlier diagnosis of complex, hard-to-measure conditions. Hit play to discover: How a blood-based biomarker test may help identify chronic fatigue syndrome. The role of epigenetics in understanding complex, "invisible" illnesses. The four key symptoms of ME/CFS, and why it's so difficult to diagnose. How inflammation signals can contribute to chronic fatigue. Alexandre Akoulitchev is a molecular biologist specializing in genome regulation and chromatin architecture. He is a cofounder of Oxford BioDynamics and the creator of its EpiSwitch biomarker platform. He earned his PhD in cell biology from University College London. Dmitry Pshezhetskiy is a Professorial Research Fellow at Norwich Medical School and an academic clinician focused on cancer biology and therapeutic research. He completed his academic training at Moscow State University, Montréal institutions, and leading research centers in France, building a strong background in molecular medicine and translational research. You can connect with Alexandre Akoulitchev here and Dmitry Pshezhetskiy here!

Join us in this episode as we explore the cutting edge of regenerative medicine, longevity, and non-surgical recovery with Dr. Jeff Gross. As a board-certified, fellowship-trained neurosurgeon and founder of ReCELLebrate, Dr. Gross brings decades of clinical experience helping patients address athletic injuries, spinal degeneration, joint pain, and age-related decline using advanced biologic therapies. With published research cited more than 1,000 times, numerous medical book chapters, and international recognition as a speaker, Dr. Gross offers a grounded perspective on where regenerative care is today, and where it may be headed next… This conversation covers: Where stem cell therapy may offer the greatest benefits. The various applications of regenerative therapies. The best way to administer exosomes.  What PRP therapy is, and how doctors are using it.  Tune in to hear how stem cells, PRP, peptides, and other emerging therapies are reshaping the future of healing and performance! Follow Dr. Gross and his work on Instagram @ifixspines.

Join us in this episode as Darnell Lamont Walker sits down to discuss his powerful new book, Never Can Say Goodbye: The Life of a Death Doula and the Art of a Peaceful End. Darnell is a Death Doula, Emmy-nominated writer, and cultural anthropologist whose work lives at the intersection of creativity, care, and transition. Whether he's supporting individuals and families through the final stages of life or creating meaningful stories for children, his mission remains the same: to help people navigate life's most profound moments with compassion, clarity, and grace. This conversation covers: What a death doula is. How to approach end-of-life planning with intention and peace. The emotional and spiritual dimensions of dying. How to support loved ones through grief and transition.  Want to learn how to reframe your relationship with death, and why storytelling plays such a vital role in how we process grief, love, and letting go? Hit play now! Follow along with Darnell and his work by visiting his website!

Could chronic inflammation be the hidden driver behind many of today's most common health issues even though many people don't even realize it? In this episode, Dr. Josh Redd breaks down how inflammation develops, why it persists, and what you can do to finally address it at the root. Dr. Redd is the founder of RedRiver Health & Wellness and a leader in functional and personalized medicine. With over a decade of advanced training, his work combines deep expertise in human nutrition, immunology, and regenerative medicine. From helping patients rebalance their internal chemistry to performing precision-guided treatments for recovery and performance, his approach is both comprehensive and highly individualized. Hit play to discover: The root causes of chronic inflammation and how to identify them. Key blood markers that reveal what's really happening in your body. How a 30-day reset can help rebalance your system. How regenerative medicine supports healing and recovery To learn more about Dr. Redd and his work, click here!

In this episode, we explore the emerging field of wetware computing with Dr. Fred Jordan, CEO and Co-Founder of AlpVision and FinalSpark. With deep expertise in anticounterfeiting technology and biocomputing, Dr. Jordan is both a scientist and entrepreneur working to redefine the future of computing… Hit play to discover:  What brain organoids are, and how they are structured.  The advantages of using living neural systems for computation. The difference between how AI thinks and how humans think. How close we are to scaling brain-based computers for real-world use. Dr. Fred Jordan is a Swiss scientist and entrepreneur, and a co-founder of FinalSpark, a company developing a groundbreaking computing approach powered by biological neural networks. He earned his Ph.D. in signal processing from EPFL and previously co-founded AlpVision, a global leader in digital anti-counterfeiting solutions, before shifting his focus toward next-generation computing technologies. He has authored 19 scientific publications and holds more than 50 patents. To learn more about Dr. Jordan and his work, click here now!

What actually happens when we die? It's a question humanity has wrestled with for centuries, sparking countless interpretations and beliefs. In this episode, we're joined by Julie Ryan, the author of Angelic Attendants: What Really Happens As We Transition From This Life Into The Next, to discuss this compelling topic… Julie is an inventor, entrepreneur, medical intuitive, and psychic who has guided many families through the end-of-life journey. By offering insight into what she perceives from a spiritual perspective, she aims to bring clarity, comfort, and a sense of peace during one of life's most challenging moments — all while helping others find meaning in both life and loss. This episode covers: How Julie began working as a medical intuitive and psychic. An overview of the Twelve Phases of Transition™. The spirits that Julie believes show up at each person's death.  What happens to "bad people" when they die. How the concept of right and wrong is treated in the spirit world. In addition to her work as a psychic, Julie Ryan has developed surgical devices used globally and founded companies across industries, including healthcare, energy, advertising, long-term care, compliance, and data protection. Her intuitive abilities, which she describes as learned skills, allow her to perceive energetic and spiritual aspects of the dying process. You can connect with Julie directly by visiting her website!

In today's episode, we sit down with Dr. Aaron Hartman to discuss his book, UnCurable: From Hopeless Diagnosis to Defying All Odds. As a board-certified physician, clinical researcher, and founder of Richmond Integrative & Functional Medicine, Dr. Hartman's path took a profound turn after adopting his daughter, Anna, who was diagnosed with severe neurological injury and cerebral palsy and labeled "incurable." Her unexpected progress challenged those assumptions and ultimately led him to embrace functional and precision medicine as a new framework for healing. Dr. Hartman was trained in conventional family medicine and earned his MD from the Medical College of Virginia. He also served as a Major in the U.S. Air Force, where he oversaw medical clinics in both the United States and Europe and received additional training in cardiology, dermatology, and nuclear and biological warfare medicine. Throughout his career, Dr. Hartman has participated in more than 70 clinical trials, published research including work in The Lancet, and cared for patients across four continents in more than 100,000 clinical encounters. He is triple board-certified, with advanced credentials in integrative, functional, metabolic, regenerative, and anti-aging medicine, and he previously served as an Assistant Clinical Professor of Family Medicine at Virginia Commonwealth University. Join the conversation to learn more about: The three pillars of healing with functional medicine. The ways that diet can heal disease. How to holistically cure conditions outside the boundaries of conventional medicine.  The intersection of gut health and brain health.  This episode offers a thoughtful look at the evolving boundaries of modern healthcare, and what it means to rethink a diagnosis once considered final. You can connect with Dr. Hartman on Instagram at @aaronhartmanmd.

In this episode, we're joined by Katrina Foe as she shares her personal journey of overcoming breast cancer through a fully holistic, natural approach. Now a board-certified holistic and functional nutritionist, Katrina is a passionate advocate for addressing the root causes of disease through targeted nutrition, lifestyle changes, and functional medicine. What sets her approach apart? Katrina sits down to break down the philosophy behind her methods and how focusing on the body's internal environment can play a key role in supporting healing and long-term health…. Click play to discover: The role of diet and lifestyle in supporting the body during illness. Key principles for addressing root causes rather than symptoms. How Katrina's experience shaped her mission to help others take control of their health. The importance of testing when it comes to identifying cancer causes.  Curious about how Katrina's journey from patient to practitioner has challenged conventional thinking and inspired others? Tune in to explore a different perspective on healing and what it can look like to take a more natural, integrative path. Connect with Katrina by visiting Cancerfreedom.com.

Join us in this episode as Thoryn Stephens, an expert in Adaptive AI, human behavior, and biology, unpacks the evolving science of brain health and human performance. As Founder & CEO of BRAIN.ONE, he focuses on turning cutting-edge research into practical protocols designed to sharpen cognition, support longevity, and elevate day-to-day performance. With a 20-year career spanning data science, digital innovation, and consumer behavior, Thoryn has held key roles at Cytokinetics, Unilever Prestige, and Fox Networks. His work centers on applying predictive modeling and personalized technologies to drive meaningful outcomes — an approach he now brings to the world of human optimization… In this conversation, we cover: Where AI and health optimization intersect.  The ways AI and behavioral design are transforming how we think, focus, and age. Why there was such a large technological breakthrough in 2023. What we can expect in the future. What does it mean to live at the intersection of humans and intelligent machines? Press play to find out! Follow Thoryn on Instagram @ragearea and connect with him on LinkedIn.

In this episode, we explore the world of diabetes and how to effectively manage blood sugar levels with Kathy Levin, RDN, CDCES, DipACLM. As a board-certified lifestyle medicine dietitian with the American College of Lifestyle Medicine and a certified diabetes educator, Kathy has helped countless individuals regain control of their health through simple, sustainable nutrition and lifestyle changes. At the core of Kathy's approach is the signature THRIVE framework — a comprehensive method focused on gradual, realistic habits that lead to lasting results… Hit play to discover: The primary things that raise inflammation in the body and contribute to chronic disease. How Kathy's experience with diabetes has impacted her career path. The ways in which the conventional approach to healthcare can fall short.  Why pediatric diabetes has become more prevalent. Want to find out how to improve blood sugar control, reduce medication, and make sustainable changes that lead to real results? Join the conversation now! Connect with Kathy and her work with Nutritiously Simple here.

Join us in this episode as we explore mercury fillings, hidden oral infections, and the powerful connection between oral health and overall wellness with Dr. Sanda Moldovan. Dr. Moldovan is an internationally recognized Beverly Hills–based biological dentist, board-certified periodontist, certified nutrition expert, and a leading voice in mouth-body medicine. She is the founder of ORASANA oral care products and host of the Holistic Dentistry Show, where she educates patients on minimally invasive, biocompatible, and metal-free dental solutions… In this conversation, we cover: The story behind Dr. Moldovan's unique career path. What a biological dentist really is.  The truth about mercury amalgam fillings and why safe removal is essential. How gum disease impacts systemic conditions like diabetes. Want to learn more about why a healthy mouth is essential for overall longevity? Hit play now to hear why Dr. Moldovan has made it her mission to advocate for natural, preventive, and minimally invasive techniques to treat gum disease and improve systemic health. You can find more on Dr. Moldovan by visiting her website!

In this episode, Natalia Zacharin, entrepreneur, financial coach, and founder of Zacharin Consulting, dives into the art of smart scaling — growing your business, funding expansion, and building momentum without sacrificing profitability. Since founding Zacharin Consulting in 2019, Natalia has helped business owners gain clarity, confidence, and the tools they need to grow sustainably. Her firm goes beyond traditional bookkeeping, offering strategic financial guidance that boosts profitability, prepares businesses for key hires, and sets the stage for successful exits. Click play to uncover: What inspired Natalia to start her own firm. How to manage cash flow, margins, and growth decisions effectively. Why strong financial leadership opens more options and opportunities for your business. The biggest mistakes that business owners can make when hiring employees. Whether you're looking to take control of your cash flow, make smarter growth decisions, or simply feel more confident about your business's financial future, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you scale with clarity and confidence. Download your free exclusive giveaway from Zacharin Consulting here!

In this episode, we sit down with James Taylor to discuss his upcoming book, SuperCreativity: Accelerating Innovation in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, and why the future of success belongs not to lone geniuses, but to those who know how to collaborate creatively with both people and AI…  James is the host of the SuperCreativity podcast and global innovation summits, where he has interviewed more than 750 thought leaders, technologists, and authors shaping the future of creativity and technology. His clients include Fortune Global 500 companies, government policymakers, and leading industry associations across sectors such as technology, finance, healthcare, energy, and manufacturing.  Hit play to discover: Why approaching AI with curiosity is so important. How AI is transforming human creativity. Practical ways to collaborate with artificial intelligence. SuperCreativity is a practical field guide for leaders, professionals, and teams who want to solve complex problems, drive innovation, generate better ideas, and stay relevant in an AI-augmented world. The book is available on Amazon starting March 4, 2026. To follow along with James and his ongoing work, click here!

Buying a home is a huge investment. In today's low-inventory market, every decision impacts long-term value and livability. So how do you identify the right property, navigate zoning and permitting, and strategically transform it? In this episode, we sit down with Jonathan Wolk, AIA, founder of WOLK360, an architect-led design-build firm integrating architecture, construction, and real estate under one roof. As a licensed architect, contractor, and real estate broker, Jonathan brings more than 25 years of experience guiding owners through acquisition, design, and execution. Founded in 2016, WOLK360 delivers turnkey solutions for residential and commercial projects ranging from custom home renovations and additions to office, retail, and large-scale building renovations up to 100,000 square feet. The firm specializes in comprehensive due diligence, zoning analysis, permitting, budgeting, and construction management — minimizing surprises by building realistic contingencies into both schedule and cost… Hit play for insights into: How to make smarter buy-and-renovate decisions. Strategies for maximizing long-term value. The benefits of being creative when it comes to investing in real estate.  The role that zoning plays in property acquisition.  To learn more about Jonathan and his work at WOLK360, click here now!

In this conversation, we sit down with Andrew Menter, founder of Physmodo, to discuss how computer vision and AI are transforming movement assessment — and why quantifying human movement may soon become as essential as measuring heart rate or blood pressure… Andrew is a former Division I collegiate athlete turned entrepreneur whose work sits at the intersection of biomechanics, injury prevention, and fitness technology. Born in South Africa and raised in Dallas, he began his athletic career in tennis, earning a national ranking in a Texas state championship before receiving a scholarship to Brown University. He went on to compete throughout college, including four Ironman events, before channeling his competitive drive into building technology that objectively measures how we move. Through Physmodo, Andrew is pioneering fast, objective, and repeatable movement assessments using advanced computer vision. He does this to help fitness professionals, physical therapists, chiropractors, sports teams, and gym owners better understand mobility, stability, symmetry, and injury risk. Join in to learn more about: What inspired Andrew to start Physmodo. How computer vision can assess mobility, posture, and biomechanics in minutes. Why movement screening may become a "vital sign." The power of measuring movement consistently. The two primary causes for injuries. To keep up with Physmodo, follow them on Instagram @physmodo.

In this episode, we explore the complex world of degenerative and inflammatory conditions, and how stem cell–derived exosomes may offer a new frontier in regenerative care. Joining us to share his perspective is Caleb Granger, the Founder and President of Apex Medical – a cutting-edge provider focused on advanced biologic therapies. Apex Medical harnesses high-concentration, clinical-grade stem cell exosomes, which are tiny extracellular vesicles released by stem cells. These vesicles carry proteins, lipids, and genetic material that help cells communicate and promote tissue repair. With growing interest in their potential to modulate inflammation and support tissue regeneration, could exosomes represent a major shift in how we approach chronic disease, joint degeneration, and neurologic decline? Caleb sits down to explain… Hit play to learn more about: The two pillars of Apex Medical's regenerative approach. How stem cell exosomes differ from stem cell therapy. The ways in which exosomes are introduced into the body. The intersection of biohacking, longevity, and regenerative medicine. Before founding Apex Medical, Caleb held senior leadership roles in the spine and orthopedic industries, overseeing marketing, sales, and product strategy at NuVasive and SeaSpine. His experience includes product development and earned recognition for top sales performance, which has fueled his mission to bring innovative regenerative medicine to patients. Follow Caleb on Instagram: @calebgrangerofficial Follow Apex Medical on Instagram: @apexregenerative

What is the real killer when it comes to heart disease? Can the right cardiac testing truly mean the difference between life and death? In today's episode, we are joined by Dr. John Osborne, a Harvard-trained, triple board-certified cardiologist and Co-Founder of ClearCardio, to break it all down… Dr. Osborne earned his B.S. with honors from Penn State University, his M.D. magna cum laude from Jefferson Medical College, and a Ph.D. in cardiovascular physiology from Thomas Jefferson University. His postdoctoral training at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women's Hospital helped shape his expertise in non-invasive cardiology. Board-certified across multiple disciplines, his work focuses on preventive cardiology, metabolic syndrome, and cardiovascular genetics. Recognized as the American Heart Association's Cardiac Care Provider of the Year and named a Top Doctor multiple times, Dr. Osborne has authored original research papers, book chapters, and delivered hundreds of international presentations. Through ClearCardio, he is advancing proactive cardiac care by integrating AI-powered imaging to detect plaque earlier, quantify risk more precisely, and empower patients before symptoms appear. In this episode, we dive into: What actually causes heart attacks and sudden cardiac death. The role of soft plaque vs calcified plaque in coronary artery disease. Why many heart attacks happen after a "normal" stress test. The limits of stents and why they do not necessarily extend longevity. To learn more about Dr. Osborne and his work with ClearCardio, connect with him on LinkedIn!

In today's episode, we are joined by John Goldman, Founder and CEO of Rebel Health Alliance (RHA), a forward-thinking medical practice focused on optimization and longevity, using each individual's unique biology and long-term health goals as the guiding force. John launched RHA in 2023 to bridge the gap between traditional medicine and proactive, data-driven health optimization. After experiencing personal health challenges like chronic fatigue and brain fog, he became determined to address the root causes that conventional, reactive medicine often overlooks.  Today, John and his team at Rebel Health Alliance provide a highly personalized approach, leveraging advanced diagnostics, biomarker tracking, and customized medical guidance. This is designed to help busy business owners, executives, and elite athletes enhance performance, extend healthspan, and take control of their long-term well-being. Hit play to discover: Why traditional healthcare often fails high performers. The shift from reactive, disease-focused medicine to proactive health optimization. How long it takes to get into shape from no conditioning. Advanced diagnostics and biomarker tracking for precision care. How to build a long-term plan for peak performance and extended healthspan. Want to learn how Rebel Health Alliance is redefining healthcare standards in the United States through technology, personalization, and performance-driven care? Join the conversation now! Follow John on Instagram: @johngoldman__ Follow RHA on Instagram: @rebelhealth

In today's episode, we sit down with Shawn D. Nelson, inventor, entrepreneur, and Founder & CEO of Lovesac. He joins us to share his journey and the hard-earned insights behind his best-selling book, Let Me Save You 25 Years: Mistakes, Miracles, and Lessons from the Lovesac Story.  Shawn is the visionary behind Lovesac, a NASDAQ-traded furniture company known for its modular "Sactionals" and iconic sac beanbags — a brand that reimagined how people think about furniture, longevity, and design… Part memoir and part business playbook, Let Me Save You 25 Years is an unfiltered account of a 25-year entrepreneurial rollercoaster. With unapologetic honesty, Shawn shares the wins, the failures, the near-collapses, and the unlikely breakthroughs that shaped Lovesac's evolution. Told through 25 fast-moving micro-chapters, each paired with a sharp, hard-won lesson, the book captures what building a lasting company really looks like behind the scenes. Jump in to discover: The origins of Lovesac. How to approach and survive long-term entrepreneurship.  What it actually takes to turn a bold idea into a durable brand Invaluable lessons from Shawn's fascinating journey.  Want to learn more about Shawn and his impactful wisdom? Listen to his Let Me Save You 25 Years podcast now!

Can proper compliance really add millions to your business valuation? In today's episode, we connect with Reuben Mattinson, Founder and CEO of RJM Tax Exemption, to explore what it means to build truly exit-ready operations in the world of ecommerce… Founded in 2019, RJM was born out of firsthand frustration. When Reuben and his team launched their own ecommerce business in the U.S., they quickly found themselves overwhelmed by IRS rules, registrations, state sales tax collection, and conflicting guidance from lawyers, accountants, banks, and revenue departments.  After investing significant time untangling the complexity, they realized other sellers were facing the same challenges — and RJM began. What started with just 10 clients has since grown into a global consultancy serving over 5,000 businesses worldwide, helping ecommerce brands stay compliant, scalable, and acquisition-ready. Hit play to find out: How Reuben's unique background fuels RJM's mission. Examples of exit strategies done right and horribly wrong. How tax readiness impacts valuation and exits. Reuben's path to entrepreneurship is anything but conventional. After earning degrees in physiotherapy in 2012 and in science teaching in 2013, he began building RJM alongside his studies. In under three years, he scaled the company from infancy into a multi-million-dollar global ecommerce consultancy, achieving #1 Trustpilot ratings in the U.S. by age 30. Want to learn more about RJM's work? Visit their website now!

In this discussion, we dive into the history of hermetic philosophy and other related topics with Prof. Dr. Wouter J. Hanegraaff. As a renowned scholar and Professor of History of Hermetic Philosophy and Related Currents at the University of Amsterdam, Dr. Hanegraaff is a leading expert in Western esotericism – focusing on topics such as the New Age movement, Hermeticism, Renaissance Platonism, and the history of rejected knowledge… This episode covers: How Western culture interprets esotericism. Why studying God is so difficult to do in the realm of academia.  What hermetic literature is, and what they say about the true nature of reality.  Dr. Wouter J. Hanegraaff was trained in cultural history and religious studies at the University of Utrecht, where he earned his Ph.D. cum laude in 1995 in New Age Religion and Western Culture. A former president of both the Dutch Society for the Study of Religion and the European Society for the Study of Western Esotericism, he has been a member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences since 2006. To learn more about Dr. Hanegraaff and his writings, you can visit his website.

What if concrete could store energy that turned buildings, roads, and infrastructure into massive power banks? In this episode, we're joined by Damian Stefaniuk, Research Scientist at MIT's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, the Concrete Sustainability Hub (CSHub), and the Electron-Conductive Cement-based Materials Hub (EC³ Hub). Damian's research explores how concrete can be engineered to conduct electricity and store energy at up to 10x the capacity of traditional materials — while simultaneously reducing the carbon footprint of cement production… Damian is a structural and materials engineering scientist who specializes in the development of sustainable construction materials and structures. His research focuses on science-enabled engineering of cement-based materials, with applications ranging from corrosion-resistant prestressed bridges and carbon-storing pre-cure carbonation to electron-conductive carbon concrete for renewable energy storage.   Dive in now to discover: How concrete can be made into a conductive material. Carbon-based conductive cement and nanomaterials. Infrastructure's role in clean energy and emissions reduction. You can follow along with Damian and his work here!

In this engaging conversation with Dr. Steven Engler, we explore esoteric traditions, mystical experiences, and how spiritual meaning shows up across cultures and belief systems. Dr. Engler is a Professor of Religious Studies in the Department of Humanities at Mount Royal University, whose work bridges scholarship, lived experience, and cross-cultural inquiry. His research spans fieldwork with Afro-Brazilian and esoteric spirit-incorporation traditions in Brazil, as well as methodological and theoretical approaches to understanding religion, spirituality, and meaning-making. Dr. Engler's work also examines how concepts like tradition, lived religion, and esotericism shape both personal experience and broader cultural narratives. Beyond his research and teaching, Dr. Engler is a co-editor of leading journals and book series in religious studies and has closely analyzed the academic landscape of religion and spirituality in Latin America. Click play to uncover: How people's stories reflect the beliefs of their respective traditions.  The ways that belief makes a difference in experience.  Experiences that have impacted Dr. Engler's perspective. You can find more about Dr. Engler here!

In today's conversation, we connect with Dr. Adi Jaffe, a #1 best-selling author and nationally recognized expert on transformation and communication – especially in times of deep crisis. As the author of groundbreaking works like The Abstinence Myth and Unhooked: Free Yourself from Addiction Forever, Dr. Jaffe's mission is both simple and radical: to help people overcome addiction and life challenges without shame, judgment, or rigid rules… Dr. Jaffe's work spans mental health, addiction, relationships, and professional identity, supporting individuals navigating personal, career, and emotional crises. He spent nearly a decade as a lecturer in UCLA's Psychology Department and served as Executive Director and Co-Founder of one of the country's most progressive mental health treatment centers before founding IGNTD. Through IGNTD, Dr. Jaffe is reshaping how we understand and address mental health by helping people move beyond shame, reconnect with purpose and joy, and build lives rooted in fulfillment — for themselves and those around them. This discussion outlines: How anxiety and mental health challenges have evolved in recent years. The psychological impact of technology on modern life. How to navigate conflict in healthier, more constructive ways, and how substances can interfere with that process. The importance of reframing the conventional ideals of addiction. Want to follow along with Dr. Jaffe and his work? Click here now!

In this episode, we dive into the unique financial challenges law firm owners face with Ben Hockema, CFP®, Founder and Lead Financial Advisor at Illuminate Wealth Management. As an award-winning Certified Financial Planner, Ben's work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and other leading publications. Ben is on a mission to help law firm owners and other business professionals move past the shame-based marketing that dominates the financial industry and replace money stress with clarity, confidence, and control. Through thoughtful strategy and education, he helps his clients build financial systems that support both their firms and their personal lives. Hit play to discover: Why running a law firm according to strong financial principles is harder than it looks. What the "Profit First" system is and which law firms benefit most from it. How bookkeeping and accounting for law firms differ from other businesses.  From cash flow management to long-term planning, Ben explains how to identify where to spend, where to save, and how to design a financial roadmap aligned with your goals, values, and vision for the future. To learn more about Ben and his work, visit Illuminate Wealth Management now!

In today's episode, we explore the mechanics of storytelling with Brandon Violette, an experienced screenwriter. Brandon has served as Head Writer for RoboGobo and Pupstruction at Disney Television Animation, and as Co-Creator and Head Writer of CoComelon Lane, one of Netflix's top-performing preschool series. His writing credits also include hit shows such as Dew Drop Diaries, Pupstruction, T.O.T.S., Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go!, and Stretch Armstrong & The Flex Fighters. Alongside his screenwriting work, Brandon is the host of The Story Series Podcast, where he interviews writers, showrunners, filmmakers, authors, and creators to break down story structure, character development, pitching, and the creative process. Join in to discover: How Brandon began his career as a screenwriter. The benefits of direct engagement for kids when watching television. The power of simplicity in storytelling. You can connect with Brandon by visiting his website and listening to his podcast!

In this episode, we sit down with Gary Bolles, a globally recognized thought leader on the future of work, learning, and organizational transformation. As Chair for the Future of Work at Singularity University, partner at Charrette LLC, and co-founder of eParachute.com, Gary has spent decades helping individuals, organizations, and communities navigate disruptive change in an era defined by exponential technologies. Gary shares insights from his acclaimed book, The Next Rules of Work, and discusses the mindset, skillset, and methods leaders need to thrive in a rapidly evolving work landscape. From strategies for lifelong learning to fostering inclusive capitalism, we explore how to leverage technology, innovation, and collaboration to create meaningful impact… This conversation outlines: The ways that "exponential technologies" can impact organizations, industries, and personal lives – and strategies to use them in positive ways.  How leaders can prepare for post-pandemic work and digital transformation The critical skills and mindsets shaping the workforce of the future. The ways in which in-person learning differs from digital learning.  Ready to expose yourself to actionable frameworks and inspiration to thrive in an age of exponential change? Click play now! You can learn more about Gary and his work here.

In today's conversation, former CFL player Steve White joins the podcast to share the story of how his life unraveled — and how he rebuilt it from the ground up. After years of concussions, post-concussion syndrome, seizures, illness, and personal loss, Steve hit rock bottom. What followed wasn't a recovery, but a full reconstruction: rebuilding his brain, body, and faith through disciplined systems rooted in breath, movement, environment, nutrition, nervous-system regulation, and purpose. In this conversation, Steve explains how brain injuries reshape emotion and identity, why trust in yourself must be rebuilt deliberately, and how science and faith-based discipline can bring someone back from the edge. If you want to understand what it takes to come back from neurological collapse and build a life that's stronger than ever, this episode is for you. This podcast dives into: How concussions and PCS alter brain health and emotional regulation. The hidden psychological toll of neurological injury. Rebuilding self-trust after physical and personal collapse. The mindset behind the Brae 100 method. Be sure to preorder Steve's upcoming book, The Best Defense is a Relentless Offense, and check out his website!

In today's episode, we connect with Dr. Scott Eilers to discuss his upcoming book, The Light Between the Leaves: 6 Truths Your Therapist Won't Tell You About Healing Depression and Trauma, set for release in April 2026. Known as "The Depression Doctor," Dr. Scott is a clinical psychologist who has spent decades working with people whose depression, trauma, and emotional disconnection don't fully respond to conventional approaches. Drawing from both his professional work and his own lived experience with severe depression and self-isolation, Dr. Scott shares how his healing journey led him beyond traditional therapy models — toward nontraditional paths like reconnecting with nature, rebuilding emotional safety, and addressing the internal systems that quietly block recovery… This discussion delves into: Why joy, comfort, and connection can feel inaccessible even when life seems "fine" on the outside. Why positive moments fade quickly while emotional lows feel permanent. The hidden patterns that sustain certain forms of depression and trauma. What actually helps restore emotional connection and long-term healing. Ready to take a deeper look at the reality of depression? Hit play to hear how Dr. Scott challenges surface-level solutions and offers a more integrated, human approach to healing. Click here to connect with Dr. Scott and his work!

Are today's diabetes medications actually treating the disease, or just managing symptoms? In this episode, renowned diabetes educator Gary Scheiner breaks down the fast-growing world of GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro – explaining what they do, who they're for, and why they're so effective… As the owner and clinical director of Integrated Diabetes Services, Gary has devoted his career to improving the lives of people with insulin-dependent diabetes. Living with type 1 diabetes since 1985, he is an award-winning Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist, a master's-level exercise physiologist, and was named 2014 Diabetes Educator of the Year by the American Association of Diabetes Educators. He's also the author of several foundational books, including Think Like a Pancreas, Get Control of Your Blood Sugar, and The Ultimate Guide to Accurate Carb Counting, and is a frequent speaker at national and international diabetes conferences. Jump in now to find out: The importance of finding a healthy balance when managing diabetes. What makes GLP-1 medications unique.  How diabetes impacts food digestion. What elevated glucose levels do to the rest of the body. To keep up with Gary and his work, follow him on LinkedIn!

In this episode, we're joined by Dr. Darren Schmidt, a chiropractor who has dedicated his practice exclusively to clinical nutrition and nutritional healing. He is the founder of the Nutritional Healing Center of Ann Arbor and a nationally recognized speaker on chronic illness and metabolic health. Dr. Schmidt's nontraditional path into healthcare stems from his rejection of conventional medical models that have failed. Drawing from over 30 years of clinical experience, he explains why many people never fully recover from chronic illness — and how addressing cellular function, toxin overload, and nutritional deficiencies can change that… We also dive into his 2024 book, Optimal Health: The 7 Step System to Transforming Your Health with Nutritional Healing, where he outlines the fundamental causes of chronic disease, including the often-misunderstood difference between detoxification and drainage. Dr. Schmidt breaks down how issues like mold exposure, parasites, mitochondrial dysfunction, and metabolic stress quietly undermine health. This discussion covers: What separates Dr. Schmidt from other doctors. How diet and supplements help people get well. The unique mechanisms of chronic illness. The 7-step framework from Optimal Health Follow Dr. Schmidt on social media: YouTube • TikTok • Instagram • Facebook

Today, we dive into financial literacy with Daniel Rodgers, author of Escape The Clock: Your Program Guide for Financial Freedom and Early Retirement. After achieving economic independence and retiring early from a successful career as a program manager, Daniel now dedicates his time to helping others take control of their finances and live life on their own terms. Though not a financial professional by training, Daniel's disciplined planning and problem-solving transformed his personal experience into a practical, step-by-step guide for escaping the 9-to-5 — empowering countless people through his speaking, writing, and podcast content…  In this episode, we cover:  Strategies for budgeting, saving, and investing. The mindset and discipline required to escape the traditional work cycle. Lessons from the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) movement. How to create passive income streams and manage debt effectively. If you're ready to take control of your finances and design a life on your own terms, this episode is for you. Click play now to dive in! You can find more on Daniel by visiting the Escape the Clock website.

Meet Sarah Vilenskiy, Founder and CEO of Blossom Essentials, a clean skincare brand focused on real relief for chronic dry, sensitive, and irritated skin. Founded in Austin, TX in 2020, Blossom Essentials was born out of Sarah's own struggle with severe skin conditions and her frustration with products that promised results but failed to deliver. Join in to discover: How Sarah's personal health journey inspired the creation of Blossom Essentials. The importance of fragrance-free, waterless formulations for sensitive skin. How medical-grade manuka honey supports skin repair and barrier restoration. Strategies for managing eczema, psoriasis, reactive skin, and menopause-related dryness. Hit play to hear how addressing skin health at the root level empowers people to feel at home in their own skin — and how intention, patience, and purpose helped Blossom Essentials grow into a trusted skincare brand… Follow Sarah and Blossom Essentials: Instagram: @try_blossom Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/blossomessentials

Is it possible to reconstruct a 4,500-year-old wonder of the world – and let millions of people walk inside it? In this episode, we're joined by Peter Der Manuelian, Harvard Egyptologist and Director of the Giza Project, and Fabien Barati, CEO and co-founder of the immersive technology company Excurio, to explore how rigorous archaeology and cutting-edge virtual reality came together to create Horizon of Khufu: An Immersive Expedition to Ancient Egypt. Drawing on decades of excavation records, architectural data, and historical research, Peter and his team served as the project's primary scientific advisors, ensuring the virtual Great Pyramid of Giza reflects the latest archaeological evidence. Fabien and the Excurio team translated that scholarship into a shared, large-scale VR experience — allowing participants to traverse the Giza Plateau, enter the Great Pyramid, witness daily life in ancient Egypt, and attend the funerary rites of Pharaoh Khufu… In this episode, we explore: How Harvard's Giza Project data was transformed into a walk-through VR pyramid Why historical accuracy matters in immersive archaeology What muon tomography reveals about hidden voids inside the Great Pyramid How VR can balance preservation with global access to cultural heritage What the future holds for immersive expeditions and digital archaeology With over one million visitors worldwide, Horizon of Khufu has become a landmark example of "edutainment," making fragile and inaccessible heritage sites available to global audiences while preserving their integrity for future generations. Ready to learn more about this fascinating project? Tune in now! More on Peter: https://anthropology.fas.harvard.edu/people/peter-der-manuelian More on Fabien: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fabien-barati-5b20205/?originalSubdomain=fr

How is advanced genetic engineering, stem cell biology, and AI-driven analytics reshaping the future of brain repair? Dr. Ruslan Rust, an Assistant Professor of Research Physiology and Neuroscience at the Keck School of Medicine of USC, joins the podcast to share his insights… With over 15 years of translational neuroscience research, Dr. Rust is developing next-generation gene-edited, induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC)-derived therapies designed to overcome the biggest barriers in cell therapy — crossing the blood-brain barrier, immune rejection, and long-term safety. Dive in now to find out: Why current stem cell therapies struggle in stroke and neurodegenerative disease. Where stem cells are harvested.  How gene-edited iPSC-derived cells are engineered to cross the blood-brain barrier. The role of AI and single-cell omics in optimizing brain repair strategies. With additional training in MBA, bio-entrepreneurship, and scientific leadership, Dr. Rust brings a uniquely pragmatic lens to what it actually takes to turn cutting-edge neuroscience into viable therapies. Listen now for a rare look at how stroke recovery and Alzheimer's treatment may move from experimental promise to real clinical impact. You can keep up with Ruslan on X or by visiting his USC academic website!

In this episode, we're joined by Rick Hill, a Clinic Revenue Strategist for Richardson Nutritional Center, sales consultant at Hill Distributing, author, speaker, and former radio talk show host. With over 28 years of experience in sales leadership, Rick has helped startup companies grow their customer base and revenue while working closely in the integrative and alternative health space.  Listen in as Rick shares his personal journey and professional evolution, including his role as co-inventor of AirSource, a home air purification system that generated $50 million in sales in its first year with Shaklee Corporation. As an author of Too Young to Die: Dramatic Use of Laetrile to Conquer Terminal Cancer and The Cancer Conundrum: Stop Dying—Start Living, Rick has spent decades speaking publicly about patient stories, nutrition, enzymes, and complementary approaches to wellness. This conversation covers: How Rick's story has shaped his current ambitions.  Why patients explore integrative and nutritional approaches to health The role of enzymes, nutrition, and lifestyle in wellness conversations Navigating controversial topics in alternative health responsibly Hit play to gain insights into why alternative health discussions persist, how personal experience influences belief systems, and what it means to ask difficult questions about wellness in today's medical landscape!  You can follow along with Rick by visiting www.owwc.org/b17works.

Meet Daniel Betts, a husband, father, defense attorney, and conservative Texan who is running to represent the state's 21st Congressional District. With more than 15 years of legal experience, Daniel has built his career defending constitutional rights and pushing back against government overreach, both in and out of the courtroom. Daniel sits down to share the personal and professional journey that led him into public service — from his early career as a chemist, which shaped his fact-driven approach to policy, to his work as a defense attorney focused on due process and accountability. He explains why issues like border security, public safety, evidence-based mental health treatment, and combating synthetic drugs such as fentanyl and meth are central to his campaign. In this episode, you will learn: Why Daniel is running for Congress in Texas's 21st District. How his legal background shapes his approach to government accountability. Why family, faith, and community should be foundations for public service. The importance of public safety, border security, and protecting constitutional rights. From defending individual liberties to strengthening communities across the Texas Hill Country, Daniel outlines a campaign grounded in facts, family, and service — and a vision for keeping Texas strong, free, and prepared for the future. Want to find out more about his efforts? Visit his website now!

Ken McCarthy returns to the podcast to tackle a subject that affects every American: the quiet collapse of modern medicine. In this episode, we dive into Ken's new book, Diabolical Errors: The Strange and Unsettling History of Vaccine Science, a deeply researched examination of how the U.S. healthcare system reached its current breaking point.  Why is the country now marked by chronic disease epidemics, shrinking doctor–patient time, worsening maternal and infant outcomes, and an ever-expanding reliance on pharmaceutical interventions? Ken joins us to explain… Ken challenges the long-held assumption that mass medical mandates are grounded in clear, settled science. Instead, he argues that institutional authority has increasingly replaced genuine scientific inquiry, leaving patients with fewer choices, worse outcomes, and little room to ask fundamental questions. In this conversation, we explore: What history tells us about the current state of the medical system. How the American medical system became so expensive, bureaucratic, and ineffective. Why chronic and metabolic diseases are exploding despite advanced care. How fear, incentives, and coercion shape medical policy. Whether there is a realistic path forward for patients and practitioners alike. Drawing on decades of experience as an Internet pioneer, researcher, and systems thinker, Ken connects the dots between information control, institutional corruption, and the erosion of medical trust. If you're ready to question assumptions and examine how we got here, this discussion is for you! To learn more about Ken McCarthy and his work, click here.

In this episode, Ursula Conway, President Emeritus of the Arizona chapter of Children's Health Defense, joins us to discuss vaccine safety, health freedom, and protecting children's health… Ursula grew up in Michigan and earned her business degree at the University of Arizona. She spent her career in Information Technology within the gaming and hospitality industries, retiring as Chief Information Officer of a major gaming company. Today, she consults on a limited basis while dedicating her time to medical freedom advocacy. Her commitment stems from personal experiences with medical treatments and the tragic case of a colleague's severely vaccine-damaged nephew, which sparked her lifelong dedication to vaccine safety, informed consent, and health freedom. Ursula has been actively involved in monitoring vaccine policies, addressing censorship in healthcare, and defending the rights of medical professionals who challenge official narratives. Click play to find out: Reasons why the health statistics in the U.S. are so low.  Why vaccine safety and medical freedom remain critical issues. The risks of vaccine mandates and the importance of informed consent. Insights from Ursula's ongoing advocacy for children's health. Follow her work and advocacy to learn more about vaccine safety, medical freedom, and protecting children's health! you can also mail her at: az.ursula.conway@childrenshealthdefense.org 'Shareable' Covid Index videos for social mediahttps://www.covidindex.science/more/publicity  Book a Covid Index spokesperson for your podcast https://www.covidindex.science/more/book-a-speaker  Want to Help? Become a Research Associate.  https://www.covidindex.science/want-to-help 

Join us in this episode as Brian Stahl, Republican candidate for U.S. House of Representatives in Texas' 6th Congressional District, shares his journey from law enforcement to politics – and his vision for a safer, stronger community… Brian is a Christian, husband, father, and lifelong public servant. With over two decades in law enforcement, he has protected Texas families in a variety of roles, from field training officer and undercover narcotics officer to SWAT team member, air support officer, firearms instructor, and HSI task force officer. In this conversation, we discuss: The difference between local and federal political processes.  Why Brian is so passionate about running for the 6th District of Texas. How serving in law enforcement has shaped Brian's political perspective.  The difference between local and federal political processes, and why it matters. Brian's vision for a government that is accountable, transparent, and community-centered. Tune in to learn how service, integrity, and commitment guide Brian Stahl's mission –  and what he hopes to achieve in Congress. To keep up with his campaign, visit Stahlfortexas.com!

How is artificial intelligence transforming the way businesses operate? Can cutting-edge technology be the key to scaling success? In this episode, Ephraim Ebstein, Founder and CEO of Fit Solutions, sits down to share his insights… Fit Solutions is a $30 million IT and cybersecurity firm that helps thousands of businesses increase efficiency, reduce IT costs, and protect against cyber threats. Ephraim is also the Co-Founder of AI Integrators, a venture focused on leveraging AI to streamline business operations and optimize performance. With over 15 years in the tech industry, Ephraim has a background in managed IT services, network engineering, and cybersecurity consulting. Before founding Fit Solutions, he served as Senior Systems Engineering Team Lead at All Covered, a division of Konica Minolta. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Management Information Systems and has a proven track record in scaling tech businesses while fostering a strong company culture. In this discussion, we cover: The difference between an enterprise and a medium-sized business.  How AI "employees" are transforming customer service and operational efficiency. Why company culture and leadership systems are essential to business growth. How AI and automation are reducing costs while driving revenue. Find out more about Fit Solutions and their AI initiatives by visiting their website!