# Ian Young

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The story of change in clinical publishing | Episode 44

Join Laborastories host Dr. Paul J. Jannetto and Dr. Ian Young, new editor in chief for ADLM's The Journal of Applied Laboratory Medicine (JALM), to explore the ongoing major shifts in scientific publishing models, the advantages of JALM's transition to an open access journal, and Dr. Young's visio…

Bonus episode: WPC gets underway in volatile world

In a special episode in advance of the 2026 World Petrochemical Conference (WPC), Chemical Week editor-in-chief Ian Young, senior editor Mark Thomas, and S&P Global Platts senior price reporter Daniela Morales join the show for a discussion of key themes and what to look out for at this year's WPC.…

Can We Reconstruct the Original Bible? w/ Dr. Ian Young

I just had a great conversation with Dr. Ian Young about whether we can reconstruct the original text of the Bible. He’s a leading scholar in Biblical Studies and a committed believer—this is one you won’t want to miss!

How has the industry evolved over the past four decades?

In his farewell as editor-in-chief, Chemical Week's Ian Young sits down with Vincent Valk to reflect on his 36-year career covering the chemical industry. He highlights the industry's most significant transformations, including the rise of digitalization and artificial intelligence, as well as Chin…

350: Getting Sober and Finding Purpose with Ian Young

In this episode of the Soberful podcast, Veronica Valli interviews Ian Young, a long-time friend and colleague in the treatment industry. Ian shares his incredible journey from a troubled youth in North London to a life of addiction, counterculture, and ultimately recovery. He discusses his experie…

The English Roots of New Hampshire: Inside John Mason's Home in England & the Duke's Assassination

On this episode of Grounded in Granite, host Jason Schreiber travels to Portsmouth, England, to explore the origins of the Hampshire name and the rich history inside Ye Spotted Dogge, which was once the home of New Hampshire founder Capt. John Mason. With roots tracing back to the 1500s, the buildi…

Are swimmable cities possible in Canada?

Natural bodies of water are embedded in many Canadian cities, but are we taking full advantage of them? We speak with Neil Egsgard, President of the Alberta Surfing Association, about a proposed redevelopment at Calgary's Bow River, and Larissa Holman, Director of Science and Policy with Ottawa Riv…

Dr Ian Young: Not Your Standard Route into Surgery...

In this episode MUSIG and ASSA collaborate to interview Dr Ian Young, a current orthopaedic surgeon and military specialist. We discuss his pathway into surgery, which begins in Canada, and how he balances two intensive careers alongside each other. Tune in for a fresh perspective on surgical train…

Liverpool v Nottingham Forest | Premier League Match Preview

Dan, Dan Cain and Ian Young as they preview Liverpool v Nottingham Forest in the reds' first game at Anfield in the 26/27 Premier League season. Win DAILY PRIZES from as little as 99p on OOOSCH.CO.UK Use code REDMEN for 20% off PLAY to WIN: https://www.ooosch.co.uk/product/mystery-box-instant-scr…

Freedom of speech and media as a means to informing a more engaged public with Michael Geier

This week, Amanda and Hanna touch on the freedom of speech meltdown that happened in the U.S. following in the wake of the Charlie Kirk assassination. Then Amanda sits down with Michael Geier, the cinematographer for one of Taiwan's most successful documentaries to-date, "Invisible Nation" (or 看不見國…