Dr. John Kim, Pharm.D., is a functional medicine pharmacist and educator specializing in biotoxin and mold illness, cell danger response, mitochondrial dysfunction, hormone and gut-related disorders, and complex neuroimmune conditions. Founder of Kim Wellness, Dr. Kim is known for his ability to uncover root causes by deeply analyzing patient histories and connecting critical patterns others often miss. He speaks internationally and trains clinicians to move beyond single-system thinking towa...

In Episode 146, Bob Coecke, Founder and CEO of Relational Intelligence returns alongside Alessandro Cheli, Categorical Machine Learning Operations at Relational Intelligence, to introduce two brand new companies. The bulk of the conversation covers Relational Intelligence, built on the idea that intelligence — human, mechanical, or otherwise — is better understood through relationships than through the reductive, static frameworks that dominate western scientific thinking. The team dig into r...

NVision Quantum Technologies has achieved a major breakthrough by using specially engineered organic molecules as quantum bits for information processing.By designing light-responsive molecular qubits with precise chemical tuning, researchers aim to overcome key limitations of traditional quantum hardware.The technology combines synthetic chemistry with quantum physics to create scalable photon-spin interfaces capable of supporting denser, more efficient quantum systems and long-range quantum

No more theology. At least not the divisive kind. Back to the good stuff. Although, somewhat embarrassingly, I had to end early when my wife arrived home. What can I say, there is something deeply unattractive about catching your husband mid podcast, and I couldn't put her through that. Email me at godseyeviewbook@gmail.com

What grows in the spaces humans are forced to abandon?Hannah brings Michael an actual piece of barbed wire from the Korean Demilitarised Zone, one of the most heavily fortified and forbidden borders on Earth, and it sends them somewhere unexpected.From deserted no man's land and radioactive exclusion zones to remote islands that most of humankind has quietly agreed to leave well alone, they explore the surprising ways life adapts to the damage we leave behind.Plus your questions: the scientific

Do you have a question? Ask it here... How do you turn years of research into something that genuinely changes the world? And what does nobody tell you about making the leap from academia into a startup? In this episode of The Human Stories Behind the Robots, John sits down with Dr Matthew Nancekievill, CEO and Co-founder of Ice Nine Robotics, to explore the realities of building a robotics company from academic research. Matthew shares how a PhD unexpectedly changed the direction of his care...

Ever wonder what actually goes into creating impactful branding? 🤔Episode 1 of the Hypernix Podcast is dropping soon! Join Sanket Hajare as he breaks down the entire creative process.

I remember when my friend, journalist Claire Berlinski, first contacted me about a tragic situation regarding a family trapped in Afghanistan after the Taliban takeover. She knew that I had helped a young girl interested in physics escape to the US to study years earlier and hoped that I might assist in this case. If ever one imagined a family appropriate to bring to safety, this would be the one. The mother was a women’s rights lawyer before the takeover, and the husband worked for a French firm

🎙️ LFP126 - Esplosioni radio extragalattiche! Cosa sono i Fast Radio Bursts. In questo episodio parleremo di rapide (microsecondi) e intense (energia solare) emissioni del radio, ancora di origine sconosciuta, ma potenzialmente molto interessanti per lo studio dell'astrofisica e della nuova fisica.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

VTM Podcast | Episode 23: Medical Micro-Robots, Nanomedicine & the Future of Precision TherapyWelcome, everyone.I’m Ralph Clayton, host of the VTM Podcast.In this episode, we explore one of the most radical frontiers in modern medicine:medical micro-robots, nano-robots, and sensor-driven precision diagnostics.From targeted drug delivery and bubble-based micromachines to carbon nanotube nanosensors and liquid biopsy systems powered by machine learning, medicine is beginning to shift toward a new

Back in a big way with personal anecdotes, witty quips, controversial takes, and nourishing theological commentary. Enjoy.email me at godseyeviewbook@gmail.com

In todays episode of fire fundamentals we talk with Professor Elizabeth Weckman from University of Waterloo about advanced optical diagnostics that let fire researchers read temperature, chemistry, soot, and velocity from light without relying only on probes. We break down what cameras, infrared imaging, spectroscopy, lasers, and PIV can reveal, plus the calibration and interpretation pitfalls that can quietly ruin your data. Things covered in this episode: • why optical diagnostics are...

Project Paperclip; or how the US gave citizenship to Nazi scientists so we could build rockets to get to the moon and defeat the Soviets. This episode will explore this project with Brian Crim, PhD, Professor for Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Keene State College.

Some childhood memories fade with time. Others refuse to let go. Nathan returns to Tinfoil Tales to share one of the most disturbing experiences of his life; an encounter that he and his brother witnessed as children but never spoke about until years later. When they finally compared memories, they realized they had seen the exact same terrifying entity. What began as a bizarre encounter with a clown-like figure soon opened the door to a lifetime of questions about paranormal phenomena, unexplained

Cambridge, February 2016. Stephen Hawking is seventy-four and has just heard the news that direct evidence for gravitational waves has been recorded by the LIGO collaboration -- two black holes merging one point three billion years ago, ripples in spacetime so small the four-kilometre arms of the detector stretched by a thousandth of the diameter of a proton. Einstein predicted them in 1916 and spent twenty years going back and forth about whether they were real. Now they have been heard. Hawking is

The debate dividing the ufology and spiritual communities reaches a boiling point as we ask the ultimate question: Are Mantis Aliens Good or Bad? Join TruthSeekah and expert guest Toni Ghazi as they pull back the curtain on the hierarchical structures governing the Antares Star System ETs. While some contactees report overwhelming waves of peace, healing, and divine love, others whisper warnings of psychological manipulation, abductions, and cosmic harvesting. How can one group of entities embody

We cover zeta calculus and some mathematics we are thinking of developing.

Kate Timmerman is the CEO of the Chicago Quantum Exchange (CQE), and she is arguably one of the most consequential ecosystem builders in quantum today. Under her leadership, the CQE has grown from three founding institutions in 2017 to a coalition of more than 50 industry and academic partners, and the region has secured designation as a top global quantum ecosystem through The Bloch Quantum U.S. EDA Tech Hub and an NSF Regional Innovation Engine development award.If you care about how

I personally subscribe to The Economist. SUMMER SALE to Aug 17, 2026: 50% off the annual subscription! No other podcast has this! https://economist.com/TOEThis is a careful lecture that can be followed with zero background knowledge. Einstein thought he'd caught quantum mechanics in an act of spookiness — this podcast asks whether he was even worried about the right thing. Tim Maudlin, professor of philosophy at NYU and a leading philosopher of physics, delivers a rare full lecture tracing