Finding Genius Podcast

Humans are social creatures, and despite the fact that many of us live together in large groups, there are still issues of isolation. How does the development of sustainable public places foster connections and create opportunities for interaction, inclusivity, and community building – ultimately enhancing the well-being and social cohesion of urban populations ? Mark Lakeman joins the podcast to...

Is the Paleo diet suitable for everyone? Despite the popularity of fad diets, you may be surprised at how to actually see results. Listen in to learn: The various diets popular right now Why intermittent fasting is especially effective Who can benefit most from a specific diet Robb Wolf, a former research biochemist and a two-time New York Times and WSJ Best Selling author, shares the latest dieta...

Curious about an effective keto diet plan ? Then you might be one of the one billion Ben Azadi has been trying to reach. Listen in as he shares years of experience and the finer points of Ketogenic diet side effects and health benefits. He addresses: What are some of the sticking points when people try the ketogenic diet for weight loss and how can they overcome them, Why the type of fat you consu...

What is missing when it comes to Western medicine's standard approach to treating chronic health problems? Dr. Will Cole, author of Intuitive Fasting: The Flexible Four-Week Intermittent Fasting Plan to Recharge Your Metabolism and Renew Your Health, grew up watching his loved ones battle autoimmune disorders. Now, he is leading a movement to change the way we treat chronic diseases using function...

Christianity has a rich and diverse history in the United States. With so many different traditions and nationalities serving as the foundation of the early church, historians are constantly uncovering new and exciting facts about Christianity's influence on the nation's cultural, social, and political development.  What have these discoveries revealed about the modern American religious landscape...

Archaeology offers profound insights into the history of our civilization. With each artifact uncovered, our understanding becomes clearer and more apparent. But what significance does the year 1177 BCE hold for human society and its collapse? Dr. Eric H. Cline joins the podcast to shed light on this pivotal moment… Dr. Cline is a Professor of Classics, History, and Anthropology at George Washingt...

Artificial intelligence and data automation have taken the world by storm. As these tools continue to develop and evolve, businesses are constantly discovering new ways to use them for greater efficiency. In this discussion, we chat with Michael Greenberg about the game-changing impact of AI and automation on enhancing business productivity. Could this be the future of workflow as we know it? Join...

Can we transform how society consumes energy? What role does water desalination play in resource management? Join us as Mark Holtzapple, a chemical engineering professor at Texas A&M University, shares his innovative approach to scientific sustainability…  Mark has been teaching, researching, and serving at Texas A&M for nearly 29 years. His interests include biomass fuels and chemicals, food and...

In today's episode, we are rejoined by Bob Walters to discuss the fast-paced nature of our society and the intricacies of cultural Christianity. Coming from a Biblical perspective, Bob has been growing in his faith for over 20 years. Now, he writes, edits, serves, and teaches in the Christian community – on a mission to bring God's word to as many people as possible .  Drawing from his journalism...

Fear and anxiety plague our society, affecting nearly 20% of Americans. Achieving progress may seem insurmountable, but what if it's easier than we think? Daniel Packard, a UC Berkeley Mechanical Engineer and CEO of Permanent Anxiety Solutions, joins us in exploring this important topic. Daniel has had his own painful journey with mental health. Using his experiences to encourage others, he set ou...

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Joel "Gator" Warsh, a Board-Certified Pediatrician in Los Angeles who specializes in Parenting, Wellness and Integrative Medicine. As an expert in childhood injuries, obesity, and physical activity, Dr. Warsh has shared his insight by publishing various research findings in peer-reviewed journals. He has also been featured in numerous documentaries, films, sum...

Today, we are joined by Dr. Joel Pash, the co-founder of Upsize, a series of clinics dedicated to safe and effective enhancement procedures. With over ten years of experience in the cosmetic and injectable field, Dr. Pash is committed to providing safe and effective enhancement services to men across the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada…  Dr. Pash is a pioneer in a field that is often mis...

In today's episode, we sit down with Donald Summers to discuss his latest book, Scaling Altruism: A Proven Pathway for Accelerating Nonprofit Growth and Impact . As the Founder and CEO of Altruist Partners, Donald and his firm have spearheaded over one hundred successful accelerations for nonprofits and social enterprises – from local to global levels, across education, human services, health, env...

In this conversation, we dive into the fascinating world of forest physiology with Lucy Penn Kerhoulas, an Associate Professor in the Department of Forestry, Fire, and Rangeland Management at Cal Poly Humboldt.  How do trees and forests use water? How does human activity affect these crucial ecosystems? Lucy joins us to explain… Jump in to explore: Restoration efforts to improve redwood forests in...

In this episode, we connect with Dr. Dobri Kiprov, an internationally renowned pioneer and expert in Therapeutic Apheresis, immunotherapy, long-term COVID-19, and age-related disorders. As the founder and president of Global Apheresis, Inc., Dr. Kiprov brings more than 30 years of experience to the field of Therapeutic Apheresis – the process of separating the cellular and soluble components of bl...

Dawn Gallop of #9 Farms returns to the podcast to discuss food preservation, self-sufficiency, homesteading, and more. Dawn has been a homesteader since 1992, and she is a mother to nine children, a farmer, nurse, artist, cheesemaker, canner, soapmaker, and beekeeper. Dawn is on a mission to share her knowledge of self-sustainability with others – and she does this both in person and online with h...

Farming is a skill that requires hands-on training – but what if you don't have access to the resources to learn for yourself? Thanks to people like Emma Torbert, this type of education is available to the students of UC Davis who are interested in sustainable agriculture… As the Market Garden Manager and Educator for the Student Farm at UC Davis, Emma plays a major role in facilitating farming pr...

What is the most sustainable and economic way to farm? Eddy Badrina of Eden Green Technology may have the answer to this million-dollar question…  Eden Green Technology is a company that uses vertical farming technology to produce more food while simultaneously using less energy, space, and water. As the CEO of this innovation-driven company, Eddy is instrumental in bringing this technology to ret...

Joining us in today's podcast is Karis Johnston, a farmer in the Dallas-metro area that sells her goods at various local farmer's markets around Texas. Karis sits down to discuss her lifestyle as a nurse-turned-farmer and the benefits of ingesting fresh foods from local sources. Click play to learn more about: Karis's wealth of gardening knowledge. The importance of staying connected with other fa...

Agriculture is a vital part of our society's health and welfare. Without it, our civilization wouldn't exist as it currently does – and it's all made possible by hard-working farmers. Addressing his own background in agriculture is Joel Salatin – an author, farmer, and lecturer who raises livestock on his Polyface Farm in Virginia. Joel has been an integral part of regenerative agriculture for dec...

In this episode, we are joined by Paul Shapiro. Paul Shapiro  is the CEO of  The Better Meat Co. , the author of the national bestseller  Clean Meat: How Growing Meat Without Animals Will Revolutionize Dinner and the World , a  four-time TEDx speaker , and the host of the  Business for Good Podcast . The Better Meat Co. is a business that manufactures meat without animals, bringing to life a missi...

What makes weeds so difficult to control? Since they grow in such close proximity to crops, methods of control can be challenging to perfect. buy synthroid online buy synthroid over the counter online pharmacy Listen up to learn: The difference in ecological and physical weed management The various robots available for physical weeding About the land equivalency ratio Eric Gallandt, a Professor of...

In this episode, we discuss the COVID-19 vaccine and its effects with Nathaniel Mead Ph. D., an epidemiologist, public health research scientist, and science editor. Trained in nutritional epidemiology, Nathaniel Mead shares his expertise with the medical and scientific communities through editing and writing, research synthesis and interpretation, public speaking, and more… Since 2002, Nathaniel...

Joining us in this episode is Edward Chancellor, a financial historian, journalist, and investment strategist. He is the author of Devil Take Hindmost: A History of Financial Speculation , and The Price of Time , books that dive into the stock market, economic growth, rising inequality, elevated debt levels, the pensions crisis, and more.  In addition to his larger works, Edward is also a columnis...

How do our crop production systems work in tandem with plant pathology to form the best farming techniques? By focusing on disease control and sustainable farming techniques, better production techniques can be developed. Press play to learn: Why crop rotation is vital in sustainable farming How non-tillage techniques can benefit soil nutrients What the future of farming may look like Don M. Huber...