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Average audio length:
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Guest interviews
Video podcast
English
United States
57 episodes
since Aug. 7, 2024
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Windshields do more than protect from bugs and the wind. In this episode, we sit down with Ramzi Hermiz, CEO of Carlex Glass America, to explore the role glass plays in modern vehicles. Specifically, we examine windshields in terms of vehicle structure, safety, comfort, and connectivity. Ramzi also…

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You take logistics for granted until it occurs to you that something has gone wrong. We talk to Michael Giudice, VP of Air Logistics, Gateway Development and Procurement, about what goes on behind the scenes in freight forwarding. Michael will take us through the gateways used in air cargo, partner…
What does it take to build a supplement brand around transparency, science, and trust? 💊🔬 Kat Schneider, Founder and CEO of Ritual, shares how her search for a prenatal vitamin she could trust inspired her to rethink what the supplement industry could look like. What began during her pregnancy grew…
You know the drill - there are certain cancer screenings that you can identify almost immediately: mammograms, colon screenings, Pap tests, and lung cancer screenings for those at high risk of developing the disease. Yet, what about the other various forms of cancer that do not come with routine sc…
Our car spends most of its life parked.  Why, then, do we treat it like it only matters when it’s moving?  On this episode, we sit down with Norman Lu, Senior Program Manager at Toyota North America, to talk about how to turn EV charging from a source of anxiety into a source of value for car owner…
What happens when the heart’s electrical system falls out of rhythm? ❤️ Roderick Tung, MD, Chief, Division of Cardiology, and Director, Cardiovascular Clinical Research, at the University of Arizona in Phoenix, shares how electrophysiology is transforming how doctors understand and treat heart rhyt…
Blood is the currency of clinical trials—and getting it from patient to lab within 48 hours can make or break a study. In this episode, LabConnect CEO Wes Wheeler joins us to discuss how a lab-agnostic model, purpose-built software, and disciplined process design are transforming global clinical re…
What powers a global fandom machine? We sat down with Funko’s Chief Product Officer, Husnal Shah, to trace the line from a week‑one Disney sellout to 900 licenses and a milestone few toy companies reach in decades. We break down the three Cs—Culture, Creativity, Commerce—that decide which figures g…
What happens when two eighth-grade students notice a problem during volleyball matches? They create an award-winning invention that could soon hit store shelves nationwide. Meet Sam Priest and Olivia Adams, volleyball players turned inventors who developed the "Untie Knot" – an elegantly …
What happens when middle school students are given the freedom to think, create, and solve real-world problems? Principal Larry Connelly and teacher Karen Garland join host George Davison to share their seven-year journey implementing Inventionland Education's STEAM curriculum for 8th graders.…
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