The Good Question Podcast

How can small business owners grow without burning out? In this episode, best-selling author and business strategist Andy Clark breaks down the principles behind his book Getting The Whole PIE: How to Create More Profit, Impact, and Enjoyment in Your Small Business. Andy's framework helps entrepreneurs escape the overwhelm of day-to-day tasks and create a business that delivers the three outcomes...

Can we truly trust every peer-reviewed study? In this episode, Nicole Kargin, founder of ResearchDoc AI and University of Austin student, discusses how AI can help evaluate the credibility of scientific research and address the global replication crisis. Nicole's work tackles the flaws in academic publishing, from misleading citation practices to systemic issues in peer review, creating what she d...

How can artificial intelligence move from hype to real business impact? In this episode, Ken McLoud, Founder of Laconic Tech, LLC , shares actionable strategies for using AI to solve operational challenges, boost efficiency, and create lasting competitive advantages. Ken specializes in helping startups, agencies, and established companies harness AI and custom software to streamline workflows, opt...

How can gold and alternative currencies help protect your wealth in an era of rising inflation? In this episode, Jeremy Cordon, Founder and CEO of Goldback Inc., shares his mission to make gold-backed currency practical, accessible, and resilient against the fluctuations of modern money. Jeremy discusses the evolution of the U.S. monetary system, the challenges of inflation, and the role Goldbacks...

What if stroke treatment could begin before a patient even reaches the hospital? In this episode, Dr. Ritvij Bowry, board-certified neurologist and Associate Professor at UTHealth Houston , explains how mobile stroke units—ambulances equipped with CT scanners and expert teams—are transforming emergency stroke care and improving recovery outcomes when every second counts. With a focus on neurocriti...

Could extinct species and ancient DNA hold the key to solving one of today's greatest medical challenges? In this episode, Professor César de la Fuente, Presidential Associate Professor at the University of Pennsylvania and pioneer in AI-driven drug discovery, explains how machines are uncovering new antibiotics from the DNA of Neanderthals, woolly mammoths, and other ancient organisms. As one of...

Could a blood test finally provide answers for millions living with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS/ME)? In this episode, Alexandre Akoulitchev and Dmitry Pshezhetskiy reveal a groundbreaking approach using epigenetic biomarkers to detect biological signatures associated with this complex, hard-to-diagnose condition. Their work leverages cutting-edge molecular medicine and translational research to...

How are regenerative therapies transforming recovery, performance, and longevity? In this episode, Dr. Jeff Gross, board-certified neurosurgeon and founder of ReCELLebrate , shares cutting-edge insights into stem cell therapy, PRP, exosomes, and emerging biologic treatments. With decades of clinical experience treating athletic injuries, joint degeneration, spinal conditions, and age-related decli...

How can we approach the end of life with intention, dignity, and peace? In this episode, Darnell Lamont Walker, Death Doula, Emmy-nominated writer, and cultural anthropologist, shares insights from his new book Never Can Say Goodbye: The Life of a Death Doula and the Art of a Peaceful End . Darnell's work blends creativity, care, and cultural understanding, supporting individuals and families thro...

Could chronic inflammation be silently driving fatigue, pain, and chronic disease? In this episode, Dr. Josh Redd, founder of RedRiver Health & Wellness , shares a functional medicine approach to identifying and addressing inflammation at its source. With over a decade of expertise in nutrition, immunology, and regenerative medicine, Dr. Redd helps patients rebalance internal chemistry, optimize p...

Could the next generation of computers be built from living brain cells? In this episode, Dr. Fred Jordan, CEO and Co-Founder of FinalSpark and AlpVision , explores the groundbreaking frontier of wetware computing and how biological neural systems may reshape the future of technology. With a background in signal processing and deep expertise in both cybersecurity and biocomputing, Dr. Jordan is pi...

What truly happens when we die? In this episode, Julie Ryan, author of Angelic Attendants: What Really Happens As We Transition From This Life Into The Next , shares her insights on the dying process, the afterlife, and what spiritual transition can reveal about life itself. An inventor, entrepreneur, medical intuitive, and psychic, Julie has guided countless families through end-of-life experienc...

What happens when a diagnosis deemed "incurable" becomes a story of hope and recovery? In this episode, Dr. Aaron Hartman, triple board-certified physician and founder of Richmond Integrative & Functional Medicine , shares the transformative journey that inspired his book UnCurable: From Hopeless Diagnosis to Defying All Odds . Dr. Hartman's perspective shifted profoundly after adopting his daught...

Can cancer recovery go beyond conventional medicine? In this episode, Katrina Foe shares her inspiring journey of overcoming breast cancer through a holistic, natural approach, and how her experience shaped her work as a board-certified holistic and functional nutritionist. Katrina emphasizes addressing the root causes of disease, supporting the body through nutrition, lifestyle, and functional me...

How can artificial intelligence unlock the full potential of the human brain and body? In this episode, Thoryn Stephens, Founder & CEO of BRAIN.ONE , explores the cutting edge of brain health, human performance, and longevity, translating advanced science into actionable protocols for everyday optimization. With a 20-year career spanning data science, digital innovation, and consumer behavior—incl...

Struggling to manage blood sugar or navigate diabetes effectively? In this episode, Kathy Levin, RDN, CDCES, and DipACLM, shares practical, sustainable strategies for controlling diabetes, improving metabolic health, and creating long-term wellness. A board-certified lifestyle medicine dietitian and certified diabetes educator, Kathy has helped countless individuals take control of their health th...

Did you know your oral health can profoundly impact your overall wellness? In this episode, Dr. Sanda Moldovan, internationally recognized biological dentist and board-certified periodontist, explains how dentistry goes beyond teeth connecting the mouth to systemic health. Based in Beverly Hills, Dr. Moldovan is a certified nutrition expert, founder of ORASANA oral care products , and host of the...

How can business owners grow sustainably without sacrificing profitability? In this episode, Natalia Zacharin, entrepreneur, financial coach, and founder of Zacharin Consulting, shares actionable strategies for scaling your business, funding expansion, and building momentum with clarity and confidence. Since founding Zacharin Consulting in 2019, Natalia has helped entrepreneurs and business leader...

How can we thrive creatively in an era dominated by artificial intelligence? In this episode, James Taylor, author of SuperCreativity: Accelerating Innovation in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, shares why the future belongs to those who can combine human ingenuity with AI-powered tools. As host of the SuperCreativity podcast and global innovation summits, James has interviewed over 750 thought...

How do you make a real estate investment that maximizes long-term value, livability, and design potential? In this episode, Jonathan Wolk, AIA, founder of WOLK360, shares his expertise on integrating real estate, architecture, and construction into a seamless, strategic process. With over 25 years of experience as a licensed architect, contractor, and real estate broker, Jonathan guides homeowners...

What if tracking how your body moves could become as essential as monitoring heart rate or blood pressure? In this episode, Andrew Menter, founder of Physmodo , explains how AI and computer vision are revolutionizing movement assessment, injury prevention, and performance optimization. A former Division I collegiate athlete and Ironman competitor, Andrew combines his experience in competitive spor...

Could stem cell–derived exosomes change the future of healing and regenerative medicine? In this episode, Caleb Granger, Founder and President of Apex Medical , joins us to discuss how advanced biologic therapies are opening new possibilities for treating inflammatory, degenerative, and age-related conditions. Apex Medical specializes in high-concentration, clinical-grade stem cell exosomes—tiny e...

What if most heart attacks could be predicted—and prevented—years before symptoms appear? In this episode, Dr. John Osborne, Harvard -trained cardiologist and Co-Founder of ClearCardio , explains how advanced imaging, AI-powered diagnostics, and preventive cardiology are reshaping the future of heart health. With decades of experience in cardiovascular medicine, Dr. Osborne focuses on identifying...

What if healthcare focused less on reacting to disease—and more on optimizing performance, energy, and long-term health? In this episode, John Goldman, Founder and CEO of Rebel Health Alliance , shares how precision medicine and advanced diagnostics are transforming the future of longevity and wellness. After struggling with chronic fatigue and brain fog himself, John became determined to address...

What does it really take to build a company that survives decades of setbacks, reinvention, and rapid growth? In this episode, Shawn D. Nelson—Founder and CEO of Lovesac —shares the hard-earned lessons behind one of the most recognizable modern furniture brands and the journey captured in his book, Let Me Save You 25 Years . Known for revolutionizing modular furniture with Lovesac's "Sactionals" a...