# Research Legacy
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175 - John Gilfeather on Craft, Ethics, and Research Legacy
In this episode of the Greenbook Podcast, Karen Lynch speaks with John Gilfeather, President of John Gilfeather & Associates and 2026 Market Research Council Hall of Fame inductee for Lifetime Achievement. John reflects on a career that spans Yankelovich, Roper, TNS, Logica Research, and his own co…
#459 - Crick: A Dialogue with Matthew Cobb
In this episode, Xavier Bonilla has a dialogue with Matthew Cobb about the life and work of Francis Crick. They discuss his upbringing, influences, x-ray crystallography, discovering the double helix of DNA with Watson, reception of his discovery in academia and public, personal misadventures in th…
Is Canada missing an open goal on AI development?
In this episode of Hub Dialogues, Rudyard Griffiths, The Hub's publisher, is joined by Kevin Chan, senior director of global policy campaign strategies at Meta, to discuss the acceleration of AI adoption across sectors, Canada's pioneering AI research legacy, and its ongoing struggles with commerci…
Challenge Talk - Show 69 - Strategies for Finding September 2000 Geocaches
How do you find geocaches from September 2000? In this episode of Challenge Talk, we break down practical strategies for tracking down some of the oldest geocaches still active today. These historic hides are more than just rare finds, they’re milestones in geocaching history, and finding them take…
Challenge Talk - Show 70.0 - Strategies for Finding October 2000 Geocaches
How do you find geocaches from October 2000? In this episode of Challenge Talk, we break down practical strategies for tracking down some of the oldest geocaches still active today. These historic hides are more than just rare finds, they’re milestones in geocaching history, and finding them takes …
Challenge Talk - Show 2.0 - Strategies for Finding November 2000 Geocaches
How do you find geocaches from November 2000? In this episode of Challenge Talk, we break down practical strategies for tracking down some of the oldest geocaches still active today. These historic hides are more than just rare finds, they’re milestones in geocaching history, and finding them takes…
A New Excavation in Central Anatolia with Michele Rüzgar Massa
In this episode Dr. Işılay Gürsu and Dr. Peter Cherry talk with Dr. Michele Rüzgar Massa, assistant professor at Bilkent University Archaeology department, about the Türkmen-Karahöyük excavations: a new archaeological project in central Anatolia.
Dr. Massa explains the significance of the project…
#350: Nature's Longevity CODE Revealed: Exosomes, Plasma HACKS & the Real Science of Aging | With Dr. Ian White
In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Ian White—one of the most exciting researchers in regenerative medicine today. If you're even a little bit curious about how to hack aging or have heard the buzz about things like plasma exchanges, exosomes, or why on earth lobsters never seem to grow old, you'r…
261. Winning The War On Cancer: The Epic Journey Towards a Natural Cure with Sylvie Beljanski | Jane Hogan
What if some of the most promising discoveries in cancer research were hidden from public view?
Discover how plant-based compounds may help support healthy cells and why addressing root causes matters in cancer prevention and recovery.
Join me and my guest, Sylvie Beljanski, President of The Be…
September Targeted Experience and More Aggregation Loop Breakdown with Jules
Talking Trek Live – September 11, 2025
UltimatDJz and the crew break down the September arc’s targeted progression, the Hyperthermic Stabilizer/decay loop, refinery changes at 51+, and G6 hostile realities—plus a very real “Dad, don’t be mad” Chevy Equinox saga. Packed with teaching from Jules Vern…
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