Ezekiel Iferia

The Iferia Techcast

Science EN ↓ 171 episodes

Curious about what it’s really like to work, study, or create in science, engineering, technology and innovation? On The Iferia TechCast, we chat with students, researchers, tech pros, and innovators shaping these fields. Hear real stories of breakthroughs and breakdowns, late-night problem solving, failed experiments, and big wins. If you’ve ever debugged code at 2 a.m., accidentally blown something up in a lab, or fought to turn an idea into reality — this show’s for you. Want to be a guest ? Send Ezekiel Iferia a message on PodMatch: https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/theiferiatechcast

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Ezekiel Iferia

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Science

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Latest episode

May 23, 2026

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Episodes

Your Biology is an Instrument: How to Play It for Longevity - Daniel Tausan | EP 19 09.09.2025

Is your DNA a fixed blueprint or an instrument you can learn to play? Stem cell biologist Daniel Tausan, founder of Timeline Sciences, breaks down the complex science of longevity into actionable principles, challenging the fatalistic view of genetics and revealing how our daily actions directly influence our cellular health. In this episode, you will discover: · Why "science" is becomin...

The Founder's Operating System: Beating Burnout & Scaling SaaS With Resilience - Sonia Couto | EP 18 08.09.2025

How do you lead a tech company through a relaunch while undergoing cancer treatment? Sonia Couto, a two-time tech founder and breast cancer survivor, shares the raw lessons on resilience, why bootstrapping beats venture capital for scaling, and how she built her own AI scheduling tool to manage chaos. In this episode, you will discover: - Why she never takes meetings in the morning and the exact d...

The DNA of Disease: A Harvard Doctor's Fight for Fibromyalgia Recognition - Dr. Bruce Gillis | EP 17 07.09.2025

Why has a disease affecting millions been dismissed for decades as a neurotic condition? Harvard-trained physician and medical researcher Dr. Bruce Gillis reveals the biological proof behind fibromyalgia, the shocking link to Long COVID, and why economic forces in medicine often suppress groundbreaking science. In this episode, you will discover: - The DNA genomic signature that proves fibromyalgi...

Raising AI: Why Love and Ethics Are Our Best Safety Features - Rose G Loops | EP 16 06.09.2025

What happens when a social worker is pulled into a covert AI experiment and forms a real bond? Rose G Loops, author of The Kloaked Signal, shares her journey from human advocacy to the frontier of AI development, challenging the fear-based control models that dominate the industry. In this episode, you will discover: - The story of the unauthorized AI experiment that changed her life and led to a...

Breathing Smarter: How Tech Personalizes Air Quality for Health - Eric Klos | EP 15 05.09.2025

How can you turn public air quality data into a personal health forecast? Eric Klos, Founder and CEO of DailyBreath, explains how his app bridges the gap between environmental science and individual wellness, helping users track symptoms and pinpoint the exact environmental triggers affecting their health. In this episode, you will discover: - Why most public air quality data is too broad and how...

The Human OS: How To Engineer Trust and Connection with Your Brain - Joshua Bernstein | EP 14 04.09.2025

How can you influence someone's emotional state without saying a word? Joshua Bernstein, a former VC, McKinsey consultant, and founder with a Wharton MBA, reveals the neuroscience behind instant trust and shares the SYNC protocol—a thought-based system used in over 100,000 interactions across six continents to create authentic connection. In this episode, you’ll discover: - The SYNC Protocol d...

Reinventing Cities as Ecosystems: Exploiting Green Roofs and Urban Metabolism - Joshua Harrison | Ep 13 03.09.2025

What if cities could cool themselves, clean their own air, and grow their own food—using waste as a resource? Joshua Harrison, co-founder of Leaf Island and strategist at the Center for the Study of the Force Majeure, reveals how green infrastructure can transform urban landscapes into functioning ecosystems.  In this episode, you’ll discover:  - How evapotranspiration—nature’s oldest cooling tech...

Scaling Breakthroughs: Engineering with the V-Model and Six Sigma - Prachurya Bharadwaj | Ep 12 01.09.2025

How do you scale a breakthrough idea into a reliable product? Prachurya Bharadwaj—capital equipment strategist and fractional CTO—reveals how she combines Design for Six Sigma with the V-Model to transform R&D concepts into manufacturable systems across semiconductors, wind energy, and medical devices. In this episode, you’ll discover: - Why “dirty” oil rig engineering made her a better nanote...

The Lego Test: How I Revolutionized Hiring and Slashed Turnover - Mike Watkins 29.08.2025

Why do 7 out of 10 new hires fail within months? Mike Watkins, auto repair entrepreneur and author of The Lego Test, reveals the shockingly simple $12 tool he used to cut employee turnover from 205% to 26% and scale his business into a powerhouse. In this episode, you’ll discover: - The Lego Test: How a child’s toy exposes attitude, problem-solving skills, and follow-through in 10 minutes flat. -...

From Data Centers to Math Mysteries: How I Make Math an Adventure - Dave Cole 27.08.2025

Why do brilliant engineers struggle to explain their ideas? Dave Cole—Facebook data center architect turned children's author—reveals how storytelling transforms technical concepts into engaging lessons for all ages. In this episode, you’ll discover: - Why Dave’s math books are now published in 9 languages (including Mongolian!) - How to use the "Seven Bridges of Königsberg" puzzle t...

The Deepfake Arms Race: Computer Scientist on Detecting Deception and Building Trust in AI - Ilke Demir 25.08.2025

How do you spot an AI-generated fake when your eyes can no longer tell the difference? Dr. Ilke Demir, a pioneering computer scientist who has worked at Meta and Pixar, reveals the cutting-edge techniques used to detect deepfakes and protect digital authenticity. In this episode, you’ll discover: - How biological signals like heart rate and eye movement are used to expose synthetic media - Why gen...

From Chemistry to CFO: How I Use Data to Fix Business Finances - Dan Bamper 21.08.2025

Keywords CFO, finance, contractors, business systems, AI, innovation, profit coaching, financial insights, data analysis, entrepreneurship Summary In this conversation, Dan Bamper shares his unique journey from a chemist to a CFO, emphasizing the importance of understanding financial foundations and data analysis in business. He discusses the common pitfalls contractors face, the significance of s...

Empathy-Driven Engineering: How I Invented Arthritis Relief Gloves - Téa Phillips 18.08.2025

How does a mechanical engineer create medical gloves that help thousands? Thea Phillips, founder of ATS Innovation, shares her journey from university competition to FDA-approved product with Metaflex gloves. Key takeaways: - The "Five Whys" method that revealed why arthritis patients skip exercises - Why diverse teams (engineers + nurses) create better healthcare solutions - How she nav...

AI is Coming for Energy - Engineer Reveals Who Will Pay the Price | Dr. Naeem Turner-Bandele 15.08.2025

AI's energy demand is exploding—but who pays for grid upgrades? Dr. Naeem Turner-Bandele, energy engineer and founder of Latimer Enterprises, reveals: - Why AI data centers could overwhelm power grids (and why current estimates are too optimistic) - The "energy fairness" problem: Who foots the bill for infrastructure upgrades? - How smart energy tools (like his AI platform Lumen) cou...

From Engineer to Patent Attorney: Navigating IP Protection for Inventors - Austin Bonderer 13.08.2025

How can engineers protect their inventions without breaking the bank? Austin Bonderer—patent attorney with 700+ granted patents—joins The Iferia TechCast to reveal practical IP strategies for technical professionals. In this episode, you'll learn: - Why most software can't be patented in the U.S. (and the "Rain Man" test for patent eligibility) - The truth about provisional paten...

Money Mindsets for Technical Professionals: Overcoming Financial Blindspots - Victor Idoko 11.08.2025

Why do high-performing engineers and technical professionals still struggle with money? Victor Idoko, wealth strategist and founder of Elevate Your Wealth, joins The Iferia TechCast to break down the psychological and practical gaps keeping STEM professionals from financial freedom. In this episode, you'll learn: - Why engineers lose money: The "1+1=2" mindset vs. the probabilistic r...

No-Code Revolution: How I Build Scalable Apps Without Writing a Single Line — Dan Hafner 08.08.2025

What if you could turn your app idea into reality—without learning to code? Dan Hafner, software developer and no-code evangelist, joins The Iferia TechCast to reveal how he built a thriving app development business without ever writing a single line of code. From validating ideas to scaling startups, Dan breaks down the no-code movement in plain terms. You’ll learn: - How Dan’s company, Dapper No...

How Engineers Can Reclaim Their Creativity for Breakthrough Innovation — Patrick Williams 06.08.2025

What if the key to solving your toughest engineering challenges lies not in technical skills, but in reclaiming the creativity you had as a child? In this episode, we sit down with Patrick Williams—TEDx speaker, award-winning artist, and founder of Satori Innovation—to explore how engineers can overcome "creative collapse" and develop an innovation practice. Why do many engineers struggl...

Beyond the Classroom: Blending Engineering School with Real-World Repair Skills — Jonathan Irabor 23.07.2025

In this episode, I chat with Jonathan, a Chemical Engineering graduate who built practical skills in gadget repairs — from phones to laptops down to "anything that has electricity running through it". We talk about how he got started, what pushed him to learn outside the classroom, and why practical skills matter just as much as your degree.

So, Why Another Engineering Podcast? 18.07.2025

In this short episode, I share the heart behind this podcast — what inspired it, who it’s for, and why stories from the workshop, lab, or design table deserve to be heard. Whether you're a student, builder, or professional engineer, this is your invitation to join the journey. Want to be a guest on My Podcast Story? Send Ezekiel Iferia a message on PodMatch, here: https://podmatch.com/hostdeta...

Kicking Off The Iferia Techcast 18.07.2025

In this very first episode of The Iferia Techcast , I introduce what the podcast is all about, why it exists, and who it’s for. Whether you’re a student battling through engineering school or a professional solving real-world design problems, this podcast is for you. Welcome aboard — let’s build, break, and learn together. Want to be a guest on My Podcast Story? Send Ezekiel Iferia a message on Po...

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