Finding Genius Podcast

What has caused such a mass loss of attention capacity around the world? The true culprit may not be what you think. Press play to learn: What the switch cost effect is Why tech may not be the true culprit  Strategies to take back your attention span A New York Times Best Seller Author, Johann Hari, shares his research and insight gained throughout writing  Stolen Focus . It is no secret that the...

How can gene therapy be used to help prevent and treat disease? With immunotherapies and cell therapy techniques, sicknesses previously thought difficult to treat can be more effectively treated. Listen up to learn: How proteins are expressed and degraded What happens to untreated vs. treated cells How the microenvironment affects treatment Jan ter Meulen, M.D., Ph. D., the CSO of Obsidian Therape...

Does there need to be a new approach to treating and handling mental health disorders? Using understanding and a naturopathic approach, previously unconsidered solutions may appear. Press play to learn: What a naturopathic approach to treatment entails Which form of bipolar is more receptive to naturopathic treatment Why finding the root of the mental health problem is so critical Doctor Of Naturo...

In the past, human bodies evolved to process the toxins we encounter in our genes and environments. Today, however, the world presents us with challenges that our bodies struggle to overcome. From our food and water to auto emissions and products we use every day, heavy metal toxins are present in almost every facet of modern life.  Spencer Feldman in alternative medicine for over 30 years. Throug...

In the past, human bodies evolved to process the toxins we encounter in our genes and environments. Today, however, the world presents us with challenges that our bodies struggle to overcome. From our food and water to auto emissions and products we use every day, heavy metal toxins are present in almost every facet of modern life.  Spencer Feldman in alternative medicine for over 30 years. Throug...

In the past, human bodies evolved to process the toxins we encounter in our genes and environments. Today, however, the world presents us with challenges that our bodies struggle to overcome. From our food and water to auto emissions and products we use every day, heavy metal toxins are present in almost every facet of modern life.  Spencer Feldman in alternative medicine for over 30 years. Throug...

In the past, human bodies evolved to process the toxins we encounter in our genes and environments. Today, however, the world presents us with challenges that our bodies struggle to overcome. From our food and water to auto emissions and products we use every day, heavy metal toxins are present in almost every facet of modern life.  Spencer Feldman in alternative medicine for over 30 years. Throug...

Given the nature of the human cough as a symptom, it is often poorly managed by medical providers simply because it's not measured. Allowing people the chance to make their cough quantifiable may allow them to better represent their condition to their doctors. This is not only empowering to patients, but it's also incredibly helpful to health care providers. In this episode, we are joined by Peter...

Can love really change the world for the better? By reevaluating how we perceive the world, we may be able to affect the change we wish to see around us. Listen in to learn: How Juan Lee found the strategies he uses to find happiness today How to encourage tolerance in those around you How Juan Lee's coaching program works Juan Lee, the author of Love Made Simple, shares his strategies to cultivat...

Given their close relationship with human beings, primates continue to provide an intriguing field of research for scientists around the world. As we learn more about these animals and their behaviour, their cognitive abilities remain a distinct point of interest for researchers. Dr. Alecia Carter is a lecturer in evolutionary anthropology at University College London that does extensive research...

Why does Hollywood seem to shy away from the topic of Christianity? Though the big-box movies often have massive budgets, more thoughtful Christian pieces usually do not get the same attention. Listen up to learn: How Hollywood generally treats the topic of Christianity Why fewer faith-based movies get made How more faith-based productions can find success Actor, Producer, and Director, Kevin Sorb...

Leaders in the corporate field are learning that they are losing valuable and talented employees who feel uncared for and uninspired.  Listen in to discover: Why soft skills, such as empathy, understanding, and emotional intelligence should be business imperatives How a culture of care can help attract and retain both employees and clients Why storytelling is an effective medium to evoke empathy a...

Can you influence your biological age using science? Nikolina Lauc, CEO of GlycanAge, is asking these questions and is determined to find out how to reverse the aging process with a specific type of molecular testing. GlycanAge looks at a part of human biology that is often ignored: the human glycan. By measuring glycan, we can determine people's biological age vs chronological age to take steps t...

Can we explain how life emerged and gained cognition through explaining cell origins and evolution? We may be farther off than we currently think. Press play to learn: How we are thought to be cognitive while our cells are not Natural selection's place in the design theory Where the "life" resides in a cell David Galloway, an Honorary Professor of Surgery at the University of Glasgow, shares his r...

… And we're not done with "worse" yet. Of course, we're talking about the current virus situation. But as usual, we're talking about it in a way you won't hear from most other media outlets. Tune in to explore: Why Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center has altogether stopped testing for the virus in the emergency room The coming rise of wrongful death lawsuits (what they're about and why) Wh...

"Food is medicine … There are foods that can heal you and foods that can poison you," says Achina Stein. She's an American board-certified psychiatrist with 25+ years of practice experience, and she brings a whole new perspective to the treatment of mental illnesses. Tune in to explore: The connection between inflammation in the body, the foods we eat, and symptoms of anxiety, depression, and even...

Can public access to genome sequencing help mitigate overall risk in the future of medicine? With broader availability, new services can help propel testing to new heights. Listen in to learn: Why someone may choose to test their genome sequencing Possible roadblocks in utilizing genetic testing The timeline in the future for Merogenomics Inc. Dr. Mikolaj Raszek, founder and managing director of M...

How can geomorphology be used to determine earthquake hazards? By watching the changes in geography over the Earth's history, we can learn to predict future geographic events. Listen up to discover: What geomorphologists study How predictions of stability can be made How Earth scientists can help with future environmental problems Mikael Attal, a geomorphologist at the School of Geosciences at the...

There is no question that we are living in unprecedented times with the ongoing public health crisis that is COVID-19. As we continue to deal with this pandemic, it seems that the stance on vaccination that governments and big pharma are taking is very black or white, leaving very little room for open discourse.  In this episode, we are joined by Dr. James Lyons-Weiler, who is the president and CE...

Is the climate really in a crisis like so much of the media and pop culture would like us to believe? Based on the actual statistics and historical climate events, we may not be in as much trouble as we think. Listen up to learn: When the most severe hurricane took place The two main problems with traditional energy The possible benefits of CO2 A Cyrus Fogg Brackett Professor of Physics, William H...

Does climate change deserve the panic it has caused in recent years? Based on statistics, it may not warrant the reaction we have been affording it. Listen up to learn: When air pollution was really the worst How the green transition can truly succeed Why recent climate models may be fundamentally flawed Bjorn Lomborg, the author of  False Alarm , shares his work researching the true impact of cli...

Does Nihilism deserve the bad reputation it seems to carry? Well, according to Wendy Syfret, it may be the key to happiness so many seek. Press play to learn: The classic definition of Nihilism How Nihilism can lend a new perspective on life Why pointlessness may not be such a bad thing Wendy Syfret, the author of The Sunny Nihilist: A Declaration of the Pleasure of Pointlessness, shares her persp...

What makes it so difficult for those suffering from endometriosis to find a proper diagnosis or relief? Unfortunately, due to misplaced research and lack of credence given to patients, the only practical and available treatments are difficult to obtain. Listen in to learn: The flaws in the retrograde menstruation theory Treatments for stabbing pelvic pain How patients can be better supported Salli...

Is cancer a byproduct of the evolutionary process? In this podcast, we are joined by Rafe Furst and Dr. Henry Heng to address questions like this.  Rafe Furst is an entrepreneur, investor, and on the board at the Prevent Cancer Foundation. Dr. Heng is returning guest from the Center for Molecular Medicine and Genetics at Wayne School of Medicine. Both Dr. Heng and Rafe Furst are passionate about c...

How does cancer begin to spread throughout the body? Epithelial cells may be a significant culprit through cell metastasis and various mutations. Press play to learn: Why the body's features are consistently placed The impact of the liver's growth factors Possible breakthroughs in cancer research in the near future Engda Hagos, M.S., Ph. D., an Associate Professor of Biology at Colgate University,...