The Good Question Podcast

What if reversing chronic illness was less about prescriptions—and more about education? In this episode, Kyle Rootsaert, the " Unscripted Pharmacist ," dives into the misunderstood world of diabetes, metabolic health, and modern medicine's blind spots. As a board-certified advanced diabetes educator and president of The Unscripted Pharmacist, Kyle offers science-backed, tech-enabled strategies to...

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Karen DeCocker — Vice President of Clinical Services at Stella Mental Health — to explore how ketamine and other advanced therapies are reshaping the way we understand and treat mental health. With a decades-long career spanning clinical care, healthcare leadership, and holistic healing, Dr. DeCocker brings a unique and compassionate perspective to psychiatric...

When it comes to building true financial freedom, raw land might be one of the most overlooked opportunities out there. But what if this simple asset could offer you passive income, long-term wealth, and total flexibility? In this episode, we're joined by Mark Podolsky — founder of Frontier Properties , creator of GeekPay , and author of Dirt Rich — to break down his proven blueprint for success i...

In this episode, we explore how aquaponic farming is transforming urban communities with guest Rolf Morgenstern, a research associate at South Westfalia University of Applied Sciences and a former contributor to the proGlreg Project . With a passion for regenerative farming and green infrastructure, Rolf unpacks the science behind aquaponic systems, their role in boosting food security, and how ec...

Can we create machines that think—and still protect what makes us human? In this eye-opening conversation, Dr. Christopher DiCarlo, acclaimed philosopher and author of Building a God: The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence and the Race to Control It , lays out the philosophical and practical roadmap for ethical AI development. As artificial intelligence accelerates past human expectations, Dr. DiCa...

Aging often brings increased health risks, but groundbreaking science is transforming how we understand and potentially reverse this process. Could stem cells and advanced immunotherapy help the human body regain youthful function and vitality? Join us as we sit down with Dr. Thomas Ichim, Chief Scientific Officer at Immorta Bio , a pioneering company at the forefront of regenerative medicine and...

In today's episode, we explore the profound impact of emotional repression, trauma, and nervous system dysregulation with Ina Backbier. As a certified Mentor and Trainer in the Kiloby Inquiries (K.I.) and an experienced psychotherapist, Ina guides individuals through deep mind-body healing, helping them release stored emotions and reconnect with their true selves. Her work fosters emotional resili...

Can bioengineering and stem cell therapy revolutionize healthcare by focusing on prevention and regeneration rather than just treating symptoms? What if medical science could restore vitality and longevity at the cellular level? In this episode, we sit down with Kevin Caldwell, CEO, Co-Founder, and President of Ossium Health, to explore these game-changing advancements… Ossium Health is a pioneeri...

In this episode, we explore the groundbreaking role of T-cell immunology in early disease detection and innovative immunotherapy treatments with Dr. Nigel McCracken, Chief Operating Officer at Virax Biolabs. With over 25 years of experience in oncology and infectious disease research, Dr. McCracken shares his insights on how T-cell diagnostics are reshaping the landscape of immune health. Virax Bi...

In today's engaging session, we are joined by Woodrow Johnston, the CEO and Lead Strategist of Revere Solutions LLC —a powerhouse political consulting firm known for helping conservative candidates secure unexpected victories. Woodrow has over 10 years of campaign experience, has overseen 53 awards for campaign excellence and has powered 180 campaign victories.  Today, we take a deep dive into wha...

In today's episode, we join with Mary-Frances O'Connor the author of The Grieving Body - How the Stress of Loss Can Be an Opportunity for Healing , a Professor of Clinical Psychology and Psychiatry at the University of Arizona, and she leads the Grief, Loss, and Social Stress (GLASS) Lab , where researchers explore the connection between grief, the brain, and the body. Mary-Frances delves into the...

Justin Nault is a former professional musician who turned his love for health, wellness, and fitness into a profession. He is now a certified nutritional therapist and the Founder and CEO of Clovis. In this eposide. Justn discuss a unique approach to holistic healing that helps with weightloss without calorie restriction and personal health transformation called cellular hydration.   Find out more...

Today's episode looks at problem that is becoming too common in society - Chronic pain. We are joined by Dan Buglio, the author PainFree You: Teach Your Brain To End Your Pain, content creator and owner of the website PainFreeYou. Com . Dan specializes in helping people understand the mind and body approach to pain healing and understanding brain-induced pain. Dan's goal is to help people living w...

There is an eternal struggle between good and evil— is it as abstract as we think about it? What does it mean to be on the good side? What does it mean to be on the good side and what role does faith and redemption play in bringing people from the abyss of darkness? In this gripping episode, we speak with Father John Farao, a renowned exorcist and Catholic Chaplain specializing in religious progra...

Can what you eat impact your mental health? While traditional treatments often rely on medications, research suggests that broad-spectrum micronutrients may play a crucial role in supporting mood, resilience, and overall brain function… In this episode, we sit down with Professor Julia Rucklidge, a renowned clinical psychologist and researcher, to explore how nutrition can transform mental well-be...

How can we break free from distractions and cultivate a truly open mind? In this episode, we sit down with Nate Klemp, Ph. D.—NYT bestselling author, philosopher, and Mindful Magazine co-founder—to explore how mindfulness, digital wellness, and intentional habits can unlock mental clarity, inner peace, and self-mastery. Nate has written several illuminating books, including Start Here: Master The...

In a world overwhelmed with wellness trends, LunaFit is redefining the game by fusing fitness, nutrition, and technology into one transformative experience. But how does this innovative approach lead to sustainable health? Join Ariana Hakman, founder of LunaFit, LunaFit Fresh, and LunaFit Tech, as she shares insights from her 22+ years of experience across healthcare, finance, and fitness. Discove...

In this thought-provoking episode, we sit down with Dr. Jessica Rose, a highly credentialed independent researcher, to examine the inconsistencies in vaccine safety data, mRNA concerns, and the role of pharmacovigilance. With a background spanning Applied Mathematics, Immunology, Computational Biology, and Molecular Biochemistry, Dr. Rose has been rigorously analyzing VAERS data since the COVID-19...

Why do schizophrenia patients in the U.S. often struggle more than those in low-income countries? Are modern psychiatric treatments truly helping—or causing more harm? Joining us to explore these critical questions is Robert Whitaker, an award-winning journalist and author of Mad in America , The Mapmaker's Wife , On the Laps of Gods , and Anatomy of an Epidemic . Robert has dedicated his career t...

Award-winning investigative journalist Jennifer Margulis joins us for an eye-opening discussion on childhood immunity, vaccine safety, and the power of informed health choices. With over 15 years of research and writing on children's health, Jennifer has been featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Smithsonian Magazine. She is also the author/editor of seven nonfiction books, incl...

How can moms-to-be stay strong and active throughout pregnancy and safely return to fitness postpartum? In this episode, we connect with Gina Conley, a birth doula, perinatal fitness expert, founder of MamasteFit and the author of Training for Two , to explore the best ways to support your body through every stage of motherhood. With a Master's in Exercise Science and a background as an Army Veter...

Step into the mysterious realm of exorcism with Reverend John A. Szada Jr., a seasoned exorcist and Chaplain at the Oratory of St. Elijah the Prophet. Since 2011, Rev. Szada has confronted the supernatural, navigating the intersection of faith, psychology, and demonic influence. Tune in to explore: How Rev. Szada was called to the ministry of exorcism. The key differences between mental illness an...

In this episode, we sit down with John Williams, the founder of Shadow Stats , to uncover the real story behind U.S. inflation, GDP, unemployment, and the money supply. For decades, John has been challenging the accuracy of government-reported economic data—revealing how financial trends and political influences distort the numbers we rely on. A seasoned economist and Dartmouth graduate, John's in...

In a world flooded with misinformation, making informed health choices can be overwhelming. So, how do you separate fact from fiction? In this episode, Angie and Larry Law join us to shed light on the hidden science of wellness—helping you cut through the noise, embrace evidence-based health strategies, and take control of your well-being… As the founders of Angie's Option GRM (Grass Roots Movemen...

In this episode, we welcome back John C. A. Manley to explore his latest novel, All the Humans Are Sleeping —the thrilling first book in The Metaverse Trilogy . Blending science fiction with deep philosophical insights, this novel takes readers on a mind-bending journey through a world where technology and human consciousness collide… John, a philosophical fiction writer from Stratford, Ontario, h...