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Kathleen Gallagher

Midwest Moxie

Hear about the successes, failures, insights and opportunities that shape some of the Midwest’s most exciting entrepreneurs. Host Kathleen Gallagher, executive director of 5 Lakes Institute, talks with company founders who are taking risks, disrupting the status quo and driving economic growth in the region.

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Auteur

Kathleen Gallagher

Catégorie

Business

Site du podcast

www.wuwm.com

Dernier épisode

27 déc. 2025

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Épisodes

Driving digitization: Mark Murphy  23.04.2025

eBlu Solutions makes prior authorization software for high-cost medicines.

Real-time cancer detection: Brian Cunningham  20.04.2025

Atzeyo Biosensors' platform helps doctors diagnose cancer in their offices.

Tracking post-acute care: Ben Forrest 16.04.2025

Olio Health provides healthcare software.

Gecko-inspired gripping technology: Nick Kuhn 13.04.2025

Setex Technologies' material is used for nose pads and other consumer products

Connecting residents, family members and staff: Amy Johnson 09.04.2025

LIfeLoop developed software for senior living communities.

Delivering genetic insights: Mike Klein 06.04.2025

Genomenon provides genome interpretation software.

Unleashing the power of ultraviolet lasers: Gary Eden 02.04.2025

Eden Park Illumination's light fixtures disinfect air.

Improving surgical magnification: Yang Liu and Douglas Carroll 30.03.2025

Unify Medical makes a surgical microscope.

Harnessing the power of the sun: Kieran Furlong 23.03.2025

Realta Fusion is developing fusion energy systems.

Growing alternative proteins: John Pattison and Ian Johnson 01.09.2024

Cultured Decadence was aiming to grow meat from lobster cells.

Taking tech back to the farm: Tracey Wiedmeyer 28.08.2024

Gripp’s mobile software helps farmers.

Robotic assistant for cochlear implants: Marlan Hansen and Mike Lobinsky 25.08.2024

iotaMotion’s miniature robotic system helps surgeons

Applying nano-optics to ultrasound: Lan Yang 21.08.2024

DeepSight Technology’s unique capabilities are improving medical imaging.

Translating brain waves into insights: Ramses Alcaide 18.08.2024

Neurable sells a smart headphone that helps people with focus.

Smart bats and balls: Buddy Clark and CJ Handron 14.08.2024

Diamond Kinetics’ technology helps baseball and softball players.

Cleaning the world with mushrooms: Joanne Rodriguez 11.08.2024

Mycocycle Inc. uses fungi to remove harmful toxins.

Lower costs and better patient experiences: Ben Evans 04.08.2024

Marathon Health provides advanced primary care at health centers across the U.S.

Making a difference in maternal health: Ann Holder 31.07.2024

Marani’s ECG- and AI-enabled garments monitor moms during pregnancy.

From semiconductors to startups: Eric Apfelbach 28.07.2024

Eric Apfelbach turned around two companies and led a publicly traded company.

Improving the microbiome: Tim Brummels 24.07.2024

Synbiotic Health makes clinically tested ingredients for gut and overall health.

Pringles, Peapod and better health: Andrew Parkinson 21.07.2024

Sifter Solutions' AI-powered platform helps people find groceries.

Dropping drones to build a tech company: Vishal Singh 17.07.2024

Quantified Ag created ear tags to monitor cattle’s body temperature and movement for illness.

Developing new therapeutics: Aaron DiAntonio 14.07.2024

Disarm Therapeutics’ discoveries may yield breakthrough treatments.

From investor to founder: Lauren Flanagan 10.07.2024

Sesame Solar makes renewable, mobile nanogrids for emissions-free disaster response and off-grid power.

Cobalt-less batteries and dinner with Al Gore: Jay Whitacre 07.07.2024

Stratus Materials creates novel materials for next gen batteries for electric vehicles.

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