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In today’s episode, we explore the intricacies of the mind-eye connection with Dr. Deborah Zelinsky. As an optometrist renowned worldwide for her work in neuro-optometric rehabilitation, Dr. Zelinsky is devoted to making the latest eye-related scientific discoveries more accessible to patients around the globe. She achieves this goal as the founder and executive research director of The Mind-Eye Institute – a clinic that goes beyond a conventional 20/20 eye examination by using patented technology to analyze how the mind and body adapt to environmental changes… Dr. Zelinsky has more than...

In this episode, we discuss all things fungi with Jordan Jent from Texas Fungus. Jordan is a farmer that supplies local restaurants and markets with gourmet artisan mushrooms – from Shiitake to Lions Mane and Oyster varieties. In 2018, Jordan realized his passion for mushroom growing, and with a background in culinary work, he decided to pursue his love for farming and food from an entrepreneurial perspective. Presently, his company is growing 700-800 pounds of specialty mushrooms every week… Tune in now to learn about: How Jordan’s culinary background informed his mushroom ...

In today’s episode, we connect with Angie Grimm, a College Funding Professional at College Solutions. As a company that offers late-stage planning services for parents with students attending college, College Solutions provides their clients with a viable financial plan without sacrificing their lifestyle or jeopardizing their future. Angie brings more than 15 years of experience to families navigating through the complexities of admissions and financial aid. With her help, parents and students are able to make valuable informed decisions about the future – maximizing their chances for ...

Have you ever witnessed a biblical site in person? If not, you’ll hear what it would be like as William Varner shares his experience and journey through academia and faith. As a professor of biblical languages and Bible exposition at The Master’s University and former director of the IBEX program, Varner illuminates the world of biblical studies, faith, and firsthand accounts of sacred sites. Having written over 100 published articles in scholarly and popular magazines and authored The Chariot of Israel: Exploits of the Prophet Elijah, The Way of the Didache, and Handbook for Praying ...

Today, we discuss the identification and treatment of schizophrenia with Matthew M. Kurtz. Matthew is an associate professor of Psychology and Neuroscience and Behavior at Wesleyan University in Middletown, CT where he is also Chair of the Neuroscience and Behavior Program. Starting as an experimental psychologist researching learning capabilities in rats, Matthew became intrigued with the neural basis of schizophrenia early in his career. Now, he is using his knowledge to actively treat the cognitive disabilities that schizophrenia patients frequently face. In 2015, Matthew published , a ...

In this episode, we dive into the science of essential fatty acids and nutritional health with Brian Peskin. Known as the world’s “leading physiologic EFA expert,” Brian is on a mission to expose the foundational catalysts behind chronic diseases – and show others how the right balance of essential fatty acids can dramatically improve health and prevent these ailments… As a leading scientist, Brian uses his research to uncover the role of essential fatty acids in the body’s metabolic pathways. Could his discoveries curb cancer and heart disease cases? How can essential fatty acids ...

In today’s episode, we welcome back Ken McCarthy to explore a compelling and contentious subject: the outlook on and assassination of John F. Kennedy. McCarthy, the author of John F. Kennedy Anti-Imperialist: His Character and Intentions Revealed in Five Speeches and One Telegram, aims to highlight Kennedy’s critical yet often neglected perspective. Tune in to uncover: The origins of the term "conspiracy theory" The dynamics of large-scale corruption The motivations behind McCarthy’s recent publications An analysis of Kennedy’s views on global politics. McCarthy has dedicated a ...

What can we learn from espionage experts about building relationships, persuading others, and selling anything? Spies have been known to use calculated tactics to gather information, free hostages, and procure money – but how can these methods be leveraged in the real world? Jeremy Hurewitz, an espionage expert, joins the podcast to explain. Jeremy is the author of , a book that teaches readers how to connect better, entice, and make deals both in business and in everyday life. Informed by relationships with former CIA, FBI, and counterterrorism agents, Jermey is a corporate sales and ...

Today, we're joined by Matthew Moody, President of Mental Health America of Arizona, an education and advocacy organization with chapters nationwide. With a background as a licensed counselor in Arizona, Moody brings extensive experience in mental health, having previously served at one of the largest suicide prevention hotlines. He has also collaborated with law enforcement agencies in both the United States and Canada, assisting them in understanding how to effectively engage with crisis lines to ensure appropriate responses to emergency calls. Join us to explore: Moody's firsthand insights...

Our goal is to make each of our guests exclaim: "hmmm... that's a good question. I don't know the answer." ...because when that happens, it means you, the listener, may be inspired to learn more beyond the interview and to ask great questions yourself that lead to new insights. In this podcast, we cover, Historical and current Anthropology, Comparative Religion and History

Vegetable oils are a common choice for cooking in homes worldwide, but are they actually good for us? According to Cate Shanahan, MD, years of research and experience suggest otherwise. In this episode, she sits down to discuss the detrimental effects of vegetable oils and how we can achieve recovery and rejuvenation once and for all… Dr. Cate is a Cornell-trained biochemist turned family physician on a mission to help others reframe their understanding of health and wellness. Her work has inspired remarkable movements, including bone broth, live-culture ferments (especially kombucha), and ...

Join us for an insightful conversation with Kelly Anderson, Ph.D., the Group Practice Owner at Wellness Therapy of San Diego. Dr. Anderson specializes in treating individuals with severe symptoms of psychosis and schizophrenia. She has a particular passion for supporting those who find themselves in the challenging middle ground—too impaired for typical private practice care but not in need of hospitalization or intensive care. In this episode, we delve into: The distinction between 'psychosis' and 'schizophrenia' Common and less common but equally challenging symptoms of psychosis and ...

Join us today for an enlightening conversation with our distinguished guests, Marc Brettler and Amy-Jill Levine (“AJ”), authors of The Jewish Annotated New Testament. They delve into a wealth of knowledge spanning Rabbinic literature, the Hebrew language, religious traditions, the New Testament, and the complexities of antisemitism. Press play to uncover: Insights into Rabbinic literature and its pivotal role in Jewish identity formation, bridging the gap between the Old and New Testaments The linguistic influences shaping the Hebrew language and its evolution over time Diverse ...

Podcast interviews with genius-level (top .1%) practitioners, scientists, researchers, clinicians, and professionals in Cancer, 3D Bio Printing, CRISPR-CAS9, Ketogenic Diets, the Microbiome, Extracellular Vesicles, and more. Subscribe today for the latest medical, health, and bioscience insights from geniuses in their field(s).

Holistic medicine is on the rise, and experts like Dr. Bill McGraw are at the forefront of cutting-edge treatment opportunities. But what about invasive diseases like cancer? Could alternative medicine be the answer? Dr. McGraw thinks so, and he joins us once again to explain why… Dr. McGraw is a research scientist who heals people from chronic diseases using heavy metal removal techniques. He is also the author of many books on this subject, including , , and . In this conversation, we cover: Types of metals that help the body and hurt it. Common sources of heavy metals in our environment...

We’re supposed to trust the medical system with our lives, and during the 2020 pandemic, this trust was put to the test. Since COVID, countless medical professionals have come forward to expose the chilling details of government-mandated medical negligence. What were the results? Ken McCarthy sits down to enlighten us… Ken is a returning guest with a knack for exposing large-scale corruption. He is an activist, educator, entrepreneur, and Internet commercialization pioneer. He is also the author of Fauci's First Fraud, 78 Days of Terror, and Unraveling the CoVid Con. In his most recent ...

What can the Bible tell us about the past? How does it intersect with the complexities of science? The historical significance of the Bible is undeniable, and in this episode, we sit down with Thomas Purifoy, Jr. once again to discuss the fascinating evidence that it provides for the creation story… Thomas is a filmmaker and an educator who has produced, written, and directed numerous projects – including Is Genesis History?, Samaritan, and The Widow and Judge. In addition to this, he creates educational materials for churches and families in an effort to advance the Kingdom of God. Are ...

"Anyone listening to this podcast can go psychotic; it's part of what it is to be human." As you digest this, consider what it might mean for the way we understand and perceive schizophrenia. If your interest is piqued, delve into the depths of human experience with this thought-provoking episode, where the line between sanity and psychosis blurs. As we explore the intricacies of schizophrenia, we're joined by Will Hall, a mental health counselor, host of Madness Radio, author of Outside Mental Health: Voices and Visions of Madness, and survivor of schizophrenia. Hall's narrative unveils ...

How do plants and green spaces influence how our brains function? Are there ways to use horticulture to improve the wellbeing of humans? Joining the podcast to explore these fascinating topics is Dr. Tina Marie (Waliczek) Cade, a Professor of Horticulture at Texas State University… With more than 20 years of experience in her field, Dr. Cade teaches 12 different courses in horticulture and advises multiple graduate students on research projects. Her interests are remarkably diverse: studying the active engagement of individuals with plants in community, home, or school gardens, the passive ...

Stem cell research has seen remarkable progress, evolving swiftly and continuously expanding the horizons of medicine and regenerative therapies. Could this groundbreaking approach offer effective treatments for life-threatening conditions? In this discussion, Dr. Bob Hariri explores how these advancements are transforming medical treatment for a wide range of health issues. Dr. Hariri, a surgeon, biomedical scientist, and entrepreneur, is at the forefront of innovations in biomedicine and aerospace. As a co-founder of Fountain Life, he is pioneering the use of converging technologies to ...