Episode 03: The Young Dad Life and the Celebration of Mac Miller with Alberto Martin
Meet Alberto Martin, music lover, proud dad, and beloved childhood friend.
In this episode we dive into what it's like being a young dad in today's world and the appreciation of Mac Miller. We explore Mac Miller's discography throughout the decade and the impact its left on us. After reminiscing o…
The Future of Green is Blue. W/ Luis Martin del Campo
On the premier episode of The Futurists, Ben and Alex will be interviewing Luis Martin del Campo out of Mexico about The Blue Economy. The idea of a "blue economy" takes the green culture a step or two further, in a way that will actually create regenerative impact on a global scale.
This is an im…
Macroeconomic Fragility: Banks, Government Bonds, and Default: What Do the Data Say
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Alberto Martin looks at public default, bank bond holdings and bank loan data to examine whether exposure to risk of sovereign debt d…
Today's Show: Should we mix COVID vaccines? How 'choice' in child care might play out in the coming federal election, and when then border reopens, we'll need a better system to prevent severe delays
On today's show, should we mix and match COVID vaccines? Dr. Alberto Martin, professor of immunology at the University of Toronto has the latest. Child care looks poised to play a big role in the upcoming federal election campaign. Dr. Kate Bezanson, the associate dean of social sciences and an a a…
Episode 09: Ego Deaths, Simulation Theory, and Ghost Stories with Alberto Martin and Rob Villanueva
Welcoming back Alberto Martin and Rob Villanueva! The first ever 3-person episode, and many more to come.
In this episode we dive into our perspectives and stories of drugs and what are ego deaths. We also explore the possibilities of aliens, being in a simulation, and ghosts. Rob, a skeptic, versu…
Episode 2: The Ascension
Episode 2 - The Ascension
It is a humid night and General Adrian Inez is an angry man. His power and received admiration has, in his mind alone, been challenged to an unacceptable degree. A preacher claiming to perform miracles has irked the General enough to have him leave his palatial residence…
Sunday Science by Go_UnPro Episode 1: 2025_11_02
In this first episode of Sunday Science, we explore a few articles showing the carcinogenic potential of a strain of E coli (pks+ or colibactin-producing) that produces a DNA mutational toxin. Evidence from the discussed articles shows that this bacteria could be responsible for a high percentage o…
S9 Ep44: How superpowers shape trade
Recorded at the PSE-CEPR Policy Forum, Paris School of Economics.
Tariffs move trade around, but so does economic power. When one economy dominates, other countries fall into step with it. They trade with the dominant economy, and also with each other.
Alberto Martin (Barcelona School of Economi…
Molecular mechanisms of colorectal cancer development, with Prof. Alberto Martin PhD
This episode features Prof. Alberto Martin from University of Toronto (Canada), speaking about the molecular mechanisms by which certain bacteria – namely, pks+ E. coli – influence colorectal cancer development. pks+ E. coli secretes a toxin that causes DNA damage; likely its purpose is to keep oth…
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