Kathleen Gallagher

Midwest Moxie

Business EN ↓ 90 episodes

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.

Author

Kathleen Gallagher

Category

Business

Podcast website

www.wuwm.com

Latest episode

Dec 27, 2025

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Episodes

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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