Finding Genius Podcast
Podcast interviews with genius-level (top .1%) practitioners, scientists, researchers, clinicians and professionals in Cancer, 3D Bio Printing, CRISPR-CAS9, Ketogenic Diets, the Microbiome, Extracellular Vesicles, and more.
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- Update frequency
- every day
- Average duration
- 32 minutes
- Episodes
- 4192
- Years Active
- 2016 - 2025
Bonded – Preston J. MacDougall, PhD, Author, and Professor of Chemistry at Middle Tennessee State University – Atoms, Molecules & Quantum Theory
Preston J. MacDougall, Ph.D., author, and Professor of Chemistry at Middle Tennessee State University, delivers an overview of how atoms bond and the importance of quantum mechanical methods in moder…
Understanding Epigenetics, Changing the Course of Your Genetic Fate—Tom Stubbs—Chronomics
Epigenetics is the science of how DNA is controlled and how it’s affected by the environment and the lifestyles we choose; sleep hygiene, chronic stress, and diet are just a few examples of lifestyle…
Re-muscularizing the Heart—Dr. Charles E. Murray—Center for Cardiovascular Biology, University of Washington
Heart failure is a disease that currently affects nearly five million people in the U.S., and it’s also a disease that’s defined by cellular deficiency. What does this mean? According to Dr. Charles …
Rethinking Therapy – Dr. Paul Anderson, Anderson Medical Group – Beating Cancer and Staying in Remission
In this podcast, Dr. Paul Anderson of Anderson Medical Group discusses cancer treatment and the changing views toward integrative therapies.
Dr. Anderson is an experienced naturopathic medical doct…
Nerve Regeneration, Working Toward a Treatment for Spinal Cord Injury, Jacob Koffler- UC San Diego Neural Engineering Lab
Shuffling Toward a Better Night’s Sleep, For You and Your Children—Kim West—Author of Good Night, Sleep Tight
Kim West, better known as The Sleep Lady, has been a family therapist for over 25 years and specializes in helping babies and children achieve healthy sleep, while ensuring that parents remain health…
Measured Meditations—Gavin Andrews—HeartMath
“We’re not primarily about HRV [heart rate variability]; HRV is just a way of measuring the state that we help people get into. We are a transformation business…we help people learn how to increase t…
Tony Altar PhD Senior Scientific Fellow and Advisor of Verge Genomics New Treatment for Brain Illnesses
Tony Altar, PhD, Senior Scientific Fellow and Advisor of Verge Genomics, delivers a thorough overview of new mechanisms and treatments for brain illnesses.
Altar is helping to guide Verge forward …
Electronic Overload – Peter Sullivan, Founder of Clear Light Ventures – Environmental Health Threats - What You Need to Know
Peter Sullivan, founder of Clear Light Ventures, discusses his extensive work in the environmental health community.
Sullivan has been an important voice in the environmental health community for ma…
Thyroid Problems and How to Fix Them: Increasing Awareness and Education—Dr. Zana Carver—Author, The End of Chronic Fatigue
Prior to becoming an assistant professor in the Department of Biology at Columbia Basin College, Dr. Zana Carver immersed herself in the world of biological research, where she learned a lot about th…
Electromagnetic Kinetic – Cecelia Doucette, Technical Writer and Education Services Director at Wireless Education – Environmental Toxins
In this podcast, Cecelia Doucette, Technology Safety Educator, Education Services Director at Wireless Education, talks in-depth about the many potential toxins in our environment.
Doucette is a t…
An Inconvenient, Overcrowded Truth Paul Ehrlich, co author of The Population Bomb
Today’s episode features Paul Ehrlich, co-author of The Population Bomb. This book, published in 1968, predicted that the earth’s growing population would soon surpass a sustainable number. Dangers o…
Electrifying Environments – Dave Stetzer, Founder of Stetzer Electric – Discovering Dirty Electricity and How to Reduce Its Negative Health Impact
Dave Stetzer, founder of Stetzer Electric, discusses his company, his early work and long career in the field of electricity.
Starting in 1974, Stetzer Electric made a name for itself as the go-to…
Livers, in Sickness and in Health - Dr. Kevin Moore – Professor of Hepatology – University of College London – Liver Specialist
Dr. Kevin Moore, Professor of Hepatology at the University of College London, joins us today to discuss liver health, ailments, and function. In this episode, we learn all about specific conditions t…
Eliu Huerta PhD Gravity Group at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA)-University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
We are all familiar with gravity’s effects on Earth, but many of us have yet to learn what gravitational waves mean in the context of the Universe. Dr. Eliu Huerta, head of the Gravity Group at the N…
Sleeping Well? – Dr. Katharina Lederle, Human Sleep and Fatigue Specialist, Somnia – How Everyone Can Learn to Sleep Better
In this podcast, Dr. Katharina Lederle, a noted sleep and fatigue specialist at Somnia, provides a detailed overview of the importance of a good night’s sleep.
Dr. Lederle’s company, Somnia, seeks t…
Nerve Repair Using Peripheral Nerve-Based Hydrogels-Dr. Young Hye Song—The Schmidt Lab, University of Florida
As a post-doctoral associate at The Schmidt Lab at the University of Florida, Dr. Young Hye Song is working on utilizing naturally-derived biomaterials to develop in vitro disease models and create s…
Investing in Health – Greg Kieser, Founder at Supersystemic.ly LLC – Superintelligence, Changing Technologies, and Innovations in Healthcare for Improving Our Lives
Greg Kieser, Founder at Supersystemic.ly LLC, and author of the book, Dear Machine: A Letter to a Super-Aware/Intelligent Machine (SAIM), discusses his passion for investing in forward-thinking compa…
Energy Storage, and All Things Organic Chemistry—Christopher Hendon—Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of Oregon
As a result of applying scientific principles to the creation of the “perfect” cup of coffee, he’s earned the name “Dr. Coffee.” But in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University …
Slow and Fast Heart Rates, and Everything In Between: Using Heart Rate Variability to Identify Health Conditions – Abraham Otero – Associate Professor of Information Technology - San Pablo University
We experience huge variations in our heart rates on a daily basis; from the slow heart rate that occurs just before drifting off to sleep, to the chest pounding we’ve all experienced after climbing a…