Finding Genius Podcast

In this episode, we connect with Dr. James J. Thompson to discuss heart health, advanced medical imaging, and the latest developments in cardiovascular care. With more than 20 years of experience at the intersection of radiology, imaging physics, and artificial intelligence, Dr. Thompson shares how emerging technologies are helping physicians detect heart disease earlier and improve patient outcomes.

 This discussion covers: 

●       How Cardiac CT Angiography and Cardiovascular MRI help identify cardiovascular disease.

●       The role of artificial intelligence in advancing medical imaging and diagnostics.

●       How imaging technology can support earlier detection and prevention of heart disease.

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In today's episode, we explore the science and potential health applications of red and infrared light therapy with Dr. Carl Rothschild, chiropractor, researcher, and founder of Trifecta Light Technologies.

 After beginning his chiropractic practice in 1979, Dr. Rothschild developed a deep interest in non-invasive approaches to healing, eventually leading him into decades of research and development focused on LED red and infrared light technology. He joins us now to explain how different wavelengths of light interact with the body and why this technology has attracted growing interest in health, recovery, and wellness…

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In this episode, we dive into the world of AI and how it's changing human creativity and marketing with Jon Benson. As a copywriter, entrepreneur, and early adopter of artificial intelligence, Jon has spent decades exploring how new technologies can make marketing more effective – all without losing the human insight that makes great ideas connect…

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●       The strengths and weaknesses of AI output.

●       The ways copywriting and AI interact with each other.

●       Why human creativity still matters in an AI-driven world.

●       How AI can learn and reproduce elements of a person's voic...

In this episode, Stephen Baker joins us to discuss the neuroscience and psychology of pressure — and why knowing what to do isn't always enough when the stakes are high. A former courtroom lawyer and professional poker player turned high-performance and mindset coach, Stephen has spent years studying what allows people to stay focused, make better decisions, and perform consistently under stress.

 This conversation covers: 

●       Why pressure can trigger automatic fear and anxiety responses.

●       How Stephen's work as a lawyer informed his current worldview.

●       How subconscious patterns influence performance.

●       The importance of separating self-worth...

How can business owners implement AI in a way that actually improves productivity and delivers measurable ROI? In this episode, Kavita Ganesan joins us to discuss how leaders can move beyond AI hype and build strategies that create real business value…

 Kavita is the author of The Business Case for AI: A Leader's Guide to AI Strategies, Best Practices & Real-World Applications and the founder of Opinosis Analytics, where she helps organizations identify practical AI opportunities, modernize operations, and implement AI more effectively.

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●       Why AI has gained so much traction in recent yea...

In this episode, we are joined by fellow podcaster Arash Vossoughi, host of The Seven Figure Standard Podcast and author of Transform!: Freedom Demands Personal Transformation and The World Class Wealth Mindset: Four Pillars to Building Personal Freedom.

 In this conversation, we explore why so many people know they are capable of more but still let outside circumstances shape their decisions, habits, and sense of what is possible. Arash shares his perspective on self-image, belief, and the internal shifts that can help people move from reacting to life to creating it more intentionally.

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In today's technological age, children are encountering adult content earlier than many parents are prepared for. So what should families talk about before that first unwanted exposure happens — and how should parents respond if they discover their child has already seen pornography? Kristen Jenson joins the podcast to explain…

 Kristen Jenson helps parents have age-appropriate conversations about sexual content while teaching children how to navigate the online world more safely. Rather than relying only on filters or avoidance, she encourages families to give kids the tools to recognize harmful content, respond appropriately, and turn to a trusted adult...

For Brock Holyoak, success starts with one person: the one looking back at you in the mirror. In this episode, Brock sits down to talk about discipline, resilience, business, health, fatherhood, and the mindset behind his philosophy, "Build the Mother F*cker in the Mirror." After more than 25 years of building companies, losing and rebuilding, transforming his health, and raising a family, Brock has come to believe that the most important thing a person can build is not a company, a bank account, or even a stronger body — it's themselves…

 This idea is also at the center of hi...

In this episode, we connect with Jenn Pinkerton to discuss how emotional trauma can shape the way we connect, communicate, and respond in our closest relationships. As a psychotherapist, sexologist, connection expert, founder, and PhD candidate, Jenn brings a trauma-informed perspective to understanding why people can appear confident and successful on the outside – while still struggling with conflict, intimacy, vulnerability, or disconnection behind the scenes…Jenn works with individuals, couples, and families to identify the deeper patterns influencing their relationships. Rather than looking only at communication problems or compatibility, her approach explores how past experiences, attachment, emotional conditioning, and unco...

Most technology is designed to help us move faster, work harder, or optimize performance. But what if it could also help us better understand our emotions, relationships, and inner lives?

 In this conversation, Lyle Maxson discusses the future of human-centered AI and the idea of technology that understands the person using it at a much deeper level. As the founder and CEO of ABOVE Technologies, Lyle is building a wearable AI platform that uses real-time voice transcription and contextual data to help users reflect on their emotional state, relationships, and patterns of daily life.

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Passing down a business is about far more than ownership, legal documents, or financial planning. It can also raise difficult questions about identity, family dynamics, leadership, legacy, and what life looks like after the transition.

 In this episode, Elizabeth Ledoux and Andrea Carpenter join us to discuss how family and founder-led businesses can approach succession with greater clarity and intention. Together, they explore why successful transitions depend not only on having the right structure in place, but also on preparing the people involved for what comes next…

 This conversation explores: 

●       Why family business transitions o...

What happens when conventional medicine and naturopathic care are used together instead of treated as opposites? In this conversation, Dr. Joshua Levitt breaks down integrative health, root-cause thinking, and how patients can make sense of complex health concerns without getting lost in overly complicated wellness advice.

 Dr. Josh is a naturopathic physician, educator, author, and Co-Founder and Medical Director of UpWellness. With more than 20 years of clinical experience, his approach combines conventional diagnostics with naturopathic strategies to help patients better understand what may be contributing to chronic and everyday health issues. 

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What does it take to run a healthcare practice that delivers better care without causing burnout for the people behind it? In this episode, Timothy Boyle sits down to discuss how hospitals, laboratories, and private practices can reduce operational bottlenecks, improve workflows, strengthen revenue performance, and create a better overall experience for patients and staff.

 As Director of Sales and Business Development at REVA Global Medical, Timothy works with healthcare organizations facing the growing pressures of staffing, reimbursement, efficiency, and patient expectations. He has nearly a decade of experience across many healthcare services, diagnostics, and SaaS – where he...

In today's episode, Deborah Maragopoulos joins us to discuss why the hypothalamus can be thought of as the "maestro" of the body's hormonal system. Sitting at the intersection of the nervous, endocrine, and immune systems, the hypothalamus plays an important role in regulating everything from mood and memory to sleep, energy, metabolism, digestion, immune function, and the aging process…

 Deborah is an integrative Family Nurse Practitioner, author, and specialist in neuro-immune-endocrinology with more than 30 years of clinical experience. Known as the "Hormone Queen," she has worked extensively with women experiencing hormonal imbalances related to perimenopause, menopause, PCOS, inf...

Join us in this episode as Erai Beckmann shares his thoughts on blockchain, artificial intelligence, global commerce, and the potential for emerging technologies to expand access to the financial system. As Erai puts it, "We think the first step towards global peace is to allow financial access to those that don't yet have it." That idea sits at the center of Peace Through Trade (PTT), the blockchain project he is a founding partner of and is helping build around peer-to-peer commerce, digital trade, and greater economic participation.

Peace Through Trade is a regulation-focused Layer-1 Proof-of-Work blockchain ecosystem...

Could a new generation of therapies eventually reproduce some of the effects we associate with diet and exercise? In this episode, we connect with Dr. Adam Dorr to discuss the rapid evolution of GLP-1 medications and the possibility that combining fat-loss drugs with emerging myostatin- and activin-blocking therapies could change how we think about weight, muscle mass, metabolic health, and healthy aging.

 Adam is the Director of Research at RethinkX, an independent think tank focused on technology-driven disruption. As an environmental social scientist and technology theorist, he approaches healthcare through the same systems lens RethinkX has applied t...

In today's episode, Chris Schneider joins us to discuss the systems, financial habits, and leadership decisions that can help independent bar owners build stronger and more sustainable businesses…

Chris is the founder of The Bar Business and host of The Bar Business Podcast. He has experience in bar ownership, small-business bookkeeping, hospitality education, and coaching. This diverse background showed him why some operators struggle while others build more efficient, profitable businesses. Across those roles, he saw a consistent pattern: the strongest operators understand their numbers, rely on repeatable systems, and make decisions based on more than instinct al...

What happens when artificial intelligence moves beyond processing information and begins interpreting human behavior, emotion, intent, and risk?

In this episode, we explore The AI Instinct with Rana Gujral, AI entrepreneur, CEO of Behavioral Signals, and author of The AI Instinct: The Future of AI and Human Decision-Making, released August 31, 2026.

Rana brings a unique perspective shaped by years at the intersection of artificial intelligence, cognitive science, voice technology, and human behavior. His work explores how AI can analyze signals such as tone, emotion, intent, and risk—and what happens when these capabilities begin influencing the de...

In this episode, we are joined by Gary Melnick, an astrophysicist at the Center for Astrophysics at Harvard & the Smithsonian and the Principal Investigator of NASA's Submillimeter Wave Astronomy Satellite. Today, we discuss the latest developments in lunar exploration and what the Artemis 2 mission could mean for the future of human spaceflight…

With decades of experience working on major NASA missions and space-based observatories, Gary offers insight into how modern space exploration differs from earlier missions and where the Artemis program could take us next.

This podcast explores:

The goals and significance of th...

In this episode, we sit down with Rick Jordan, CEO of ReachOut and host of the leadership podcast Frequency, to discuss the rapidly changing cybersecurity landscape and the growing threats businesses face in an increasingly digital world. 

With more than 1,200 interviews and years of experience in technology, media, and business leadership, Rick graciously shares his perspective on protecting organizations, understanding emerging cyber risks, and staying ahead of increasingly sophisticated attacks…

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How artificial intelligence is changing cybersecurity and cyber threats

The growing risks of ransomware, phishing, and soc...

Join us in this episode as Sara Blackmer, a seasoned technology executive and private equity leader, shares her perspective on building and scaling companies across defense and commercial markets. As Managing Member and Senior Partner at Solyco Capital and CEO of portfolio company FluidLogic, Sara brings a wide range of experience in executive leadership, strategic planning, business development, and technology investing.

This conversation covers:

How technology companies can succeed across defense and commercial markets.

The challenges of scaling businesses built around emerging technologies.

The importance of strong leadership and high-performing teams.<...

Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly capable of doing more than processing information. It can recognize patterns, interpret human behavior, influence decisions, and increasingly interact with the world in ways that resemble aspects of human cognition. In this episode, we dive into this complex subject with Rana Gujral, AI entrepreneur, CEO of Behavioral Signals, and author of the upcoming book The AI Instinct: The Future of AI and Human Decision-Making, releasing August 31, 2026.

Rana brings a perspective shaped by years of working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, cognitive science, voice technology, and human behavior. His work explores how...

Success can be a powerful motivator. But for people who have spent their lives chasing the next goal, achievement can eventually become its own source of pressure. In this episode, we discuss this important topic with Caleb Campbell, former NFL linebacker, West Point graduate, Army officer, keynote speaker, and author of the upcoming book Unstriving: 12 Lessons on Authentic Success From a Recovering Over-Achiever, releasing September 22.

Caleb shares how a lifetime of pursuing achievement ultimately forced him to reconsider what success actually meant. The goals he worked so hard to reach didn't necessarily deliver the freedom or fulfillment...

Healthcare has traditionally focused on treating problems after they arise. Keith Bozeman, the founder of MEDgevity, believes the model is shifting toward something more proactive: helping people understand, monitor, and improve their health before problems become more serious.

In this episode, we sit down with Keith to explore the growing field of longevity medicine and the movement toward more personalized, data-driven healthcare. Founded from Keith's own experience as a patient, MEDgevity was created around the idea that people need more than a doctor they see when they're sick — they need a team helping them stay healthy in th...

In this episode, we connect with research scientist and C60 specialist Ken Swartz, known as "Ken the Scientist," to explore Carbon 60 (C60), the science behind the molecule, and its growing presence in conversations around cellular health, oxidative stress, and longevity.

Ken's interest in C60 began while working on fusion reactor technology and researching the effects of radiation. His work introduced him to Buckminsterfullerene, a unique carbon molecule with properties that sparked his interest in its potential applications beyond the laboratory. What began as part of his scientific research eventually became the focus of his career.

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What does it take to be found and trusted in an internet increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence? In this episode, we sit down with author, publisher, and media strategist Dr. Tamara "Tami" Patzer to explore how AI is changing the way businesses, experts, and personal brands establish credibility online. 

With decades of experience in media, marketing, publishing, and digital strategy, Tami offers a unique outlook on the shift from traditional search toward AI-powered discovery and recommendation. Tune in as Tami breaks down what businesses and individuals can do now to prepare for the next generation of discovery…

Could the future of medicine lie in helping the body heal itself? In this episode, we connect with healthcare entrepreneur Mick Emandi to discuss regenerative medicine, longevity, and the growing interest in molecular hydrogen therapy. As the founder of Regen MDs, Mick has spent more than 30 years in healthcare, helping patients explore innovative approaches to chronic pain, autoimmune conditions, cognitive decline, and other complex health challenges. Today, he shares why supporting cellular health may be one of the most important frontiers in modern medicine…

This conversation explores:

The science behind regenerative medicine.

How ox...

Join us in this episode as we sit down with Dr. Ricki Pollycove to discuss her upcoming book, A Happy, Healthy Mom: Your Guide to Less Stress, Better Teamwork, and More Joy on the Journey. A nationally recognized OB-GYN with more than four decades of clinical experience, Dr. Pollycove shares practical guidance for navigating pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and the many physical and emotional changes that come with motherhood. Drawing from both her medical expertise and personal experience as a mother, she offers a compassionate perspective on helping women thrive through every stage of life.

Dr. Pollycove practices...

In today's episode, we sit down with Dr. Daniel Britt to discuss NASA's Artemis II mission and what it means for the future of lunar exploration. As the Pegasus Professor of Astronomy and Planetary Sciences at the University of Central Florida, Dr. Britt has spent decades studying the Moon, Mars, asteroids, and comets, helping shape some of NASA's most ambitious planetary missions. His research is advancing our understanding of the Moon's resources and the technologies needed to support humanity's return to deep space.

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How Artemis II paves the way for...

Join us in this episode as we dive into sustainable weight loss, hormone balance, metabolic health, and longevity with Dr. Aleksandra Gajer. As a board-certified physician specializing in metabolic health, performance medicine, and hormone optimization, Dr. Gajer is passionate about helping people improve their health through personalized, proactive care that focuses on prevention rather than treatment. Originally from Poland and raised in the United States, she is dedicated to educating others on the lifestyle habits that promote lasting vitality and wellness.

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The foundations of sustainable weight loss.

Why hormone...

In this conversation, we sit down with entrepreneur Nick Friedman to discuss entrepreneurship, leadership, franchising, and what it takes to build a lasting business. Best known as the co-founder of College HUNKS Hauling Junk & Moving, Nick joins us to share the lessons behind scaling one of North America's fastest-growing franchise brands, along with insights from his book, Effortless Entrepreneur: Work Smart, Play Hard, Make Millions.

Nick is a purpose-driven entrepreneur whose businesses are built around strong values, innovation, and people-first leadership. Alongside College HUNKS Hauling Junk & Moving, he also co-founded Trash Butler, a nationwide valet trash service...

In this episode, we are joined by Brad Newbury and Kiera Newbury to discuss their book, The Saved Effect: True Stories of Lives Reclaimed by People Who Were Willing to Act. Drawing on decades of experience in emergency medicine, this father/daughter duo explores what happens after a life is saved — and how a single act of courage can shape families, communities, and future generations…

Brad is a fire captain, paramedic, educator, and President and CEO of the National Medical Education & Training Center (NMETC). Kiera is a nationally registered EMT with a background in psychology and emergency medi...

In this episode, we sit down with Garrett Gunderson, entrepreneur, financial educator, and bestselling author of Money Unmasked and Killing Sacred Cows 2.0, to challenge some of the most common beliefs about money and wealth creation…

For more than 25 years, Garrett has helped business owners and entrepreneurs rethink traditional financial advice, showing them how to increase cash flow, reduce financial inefficiencies, and build lasting wealth without sacrificing the life they want to live today. Known for his unconventional approach to personal finance, Garrett encourages people to move beyond outdated financial rules by focusing on increasing their value, protecting wh...

In today's episode, we sit down with Dr. Jody Stanislaw to discuss the relationship between sugar, blood glucose, and Type 1 diabetes. Diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at just seven years old, Dr. Stanislaw has spent more than four decades living with the condition and over a decade helping others better understand how to manage it. Now, she combines personal experience with professional expertise to offer a practical perspective on diabetes care that emphasizes education, lifestyle, and informed decision-making.

Dr. Stanislaw is a naturopathic physician, Certified Diabetes Educator, Type 1 Diabetes Specialist, and founding board member of the Low Carb...

Ken McCarthy returns to the podcast to discuss his latest book, The Hep B Chronicles: The Story of a Virus, a Vaccine, and Industrial-Sized Vats of Genetically Modified Baker's Yeast. In the book, he explores the history of hepatitis B, the development of the vaccine, and the broader questions he raises about public health policy, pharmaceutical influence, vaccine regulation, and informed consent…

Drawing on historical research and his own analysis, Ken examines how hepatitis B vaccination became part of routine newborn care, the evolution of vaccine recommendations over the past century, and why he believes greater transparency an...

In this episode, we connect with Nelson McIlveen to explore what clean water actually means in today's world — and whether most filtration systems are doing the job we think they are…

As the founder and CEO of Sentry H2O, a family-owned water filtration company based in Arizona, Nelson has spent more than two decades working in manufacturing, engineering, and water treatment technology. His mission is simple: help families gain access to cleaner, safer water without removing the beneficial minerals the body needs.

Is it possible to remove harmful contaminants while preserving the natural qualities that...

In this episode, we sit down with Allan Paul Roberts to discuss his book, The Globalist Plan to Collapse Everything: To Usher in a New World Order. In the book, Allan presents his perspective on the political, economic, and cultural forces he believes are reshaping modern society. Through an examination of what he describes as the eleven pillars of Western civilization, he argues that many of the institutions people rely on are undergoing significant change…

Drawing on a background in technology, marketing, and communications, Allan has dedicated his writing to helping readers make sense of complex global de...

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Tamara Hannon to discuss the growing impact of diabetes, obesity, and insulin resistance on today's youth. As a board-certified pediatric endocrinologist and Professor of Pediatrics at the Indiana University School of Medicine, Dr. Hannon has dedicated her career to understanding, preventing, and treating metabolic disorders in children and adolescents.

Dr. Hannon serves as Director of the Pediatric Diabetes Program and the Youth Diabetes Prevention Clinic at Riley Hospital for Children, where she helps care for more than 1,800 pediatric diabetes patients from across Indiana and neighboring states. In addition to...

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Greg Eckel to discuss Parkinson's disease, neurodegenerative disorders, and some of the most common misconceptions surrounding brain health. As a naturopathic physician and pioneer in regenerative medicine, Dr. Eckel has spent more than two decades exploring innovative approaches to supporting neurological function and improving quality of life for patients facing complex brain-related conditions.

Dr. Eckel is the founder of bVital in Park City, Utah, and the creator of the Eckel Protocol®, an integrative approach that combines regenerative therapies, bioenergetics, and advanced health technologies. His work focuses on helping individuals o...

In this episode, we sit down with Jade Guerra to discuss hypothyroidism, Type 2 diabetes, and the seven organs that play a critical role in blood sugar regulation. As a chiropractor and nurse practitioner with expertise in functional medicine, Dr. Guerra takes a comprehensive approach to health – helping patients uncover and address the underlying factors that contribute to chronic conditions rather than simply managing symptoms…

Drawing from her unique blend of clinical training and holistic wellness strategies, Dr. Guerra works to help individuals improve metabolic health, restore balance, and make sustainable lifestyle changes that support long-term well-being.

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