On this episode of Mizter Rad Show, the host invites Mihir Pershad, the founder of Umami Meats, to discuss the future of sustainable seafood.

Mihir shares his insights on the importance of safety testing and transparency, and suggests potential solutions for ensuring the safety of food products.

He then explains the process of cultivating fish using stem cells, including the benefits of fitting into existing infrastructure for processing and distribution.

The discussion also covers concerns around traditional fishing practices, including the dangers of consuming contaminated fish and the impact of fuel prices on the industry.

This is an informative episode for anyone interested in food production and sustainability.

On this episode of Mizter Rad Show, host Mizter Rad is joined by AI artist and filmmaker Midnite On Mars to discuss the future of art and AI.

The conversation covers British history and the negative aspects of colonialism, parallels between building infrastructure on Mars and class issues, and the need for new conversations, futurism, and imagination in the art world.

The discussion also delves into Midnite On Mars' experience with photo rendering software and their project, Mid Journey, which allows artists to create imaginative and creative works of modern art. The episode also covers the limitations of current AI tools and the importance of safety and education in online communities.

Later, the speakers discuss the complexity of creating art, the importance of having a real idea and moving forward with it, and how humor, flippancy, and throwawayness can be important in art.

Tune in to this episode for a fascinating conversation on the intersection of AI and art.

On this episode of Mizter Rad Show, our host Mizter Rad invites Sajung Yun, a biotech entrepreneur and Johns Hopkins University professor, to discuss the concept of creating a digital version of you and all your genes, aka digital twin, to better predict and treat diseases.

Sajung shares his personal story of discovering his father's cancer could have been predictable and preventable through DNA analysis, which led him on a mission to promote preventive medicine.

He discusses the features of a DNA-based digital twin, such as real-time searchability and simulation, that allow for personalized medicine and choosing the right drug based on an individual's genetic makeup.

The duo also dives into the technical aspects of gene editing with CRISPR CAS Nine and the differences between genotyping and sequencing.

Tune in to learn more about the future of preventive medicine and protecting sensitive genetic information.

On this episode of Mizter Rad Show, titled Flying cars, how long until we see them everywhere, host Mizter Rad sits down with special guest, Akash Mishra, a pilot for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) from EHang.

Together, they discuss the future of drone technology and its potential role in revolutionizing the way we travel.

Throughout the episode, they explore the benefits and obstacles of implementing flying cars, including its impact on city traffic and public acceptance.

Additionally, Akash offers advice on how to become a drone pilot and shares his personal experience with this exciting new field.

Tune in to learn all about the latest trends in UAV technology and their potential future in the transportation industry."

On this episode of Mizter Rad Show, host Mizter Rad is joined by Lu Yin, a nanoengineering PhD at UC San Diego.

They discuss the future of wearable devices and the challenges of developing high-performance, flexible batteries and energy autonomy through energy harvesting.

Yin explains the potential of harvesting energy from sweat and the development of a wearable microgrid.

They also discuss the importance of data generated from wearables and the use of biosensors to monitor biomarkers.

Tune in to learn more about the latest advancements in wearable technology and the future of energy harvesting in electronics.

On this episode of Mizter Rad Show, cyberdefense advisor for the Estonian Ministry of Defense, Anett Numa joins the host to discuss how Estonia defends itself against cyber threats.

They cover the country's great cyber governance, decentralization of information, use of blockchain, and joint exercises with NATO.

Anett also warns about cyber attacks on critical infrastructure providers and emphasizes the need to protect sensitive citizen data.

The conversation then turns to the role of media in communicating cyber incidents and the importance of media literacy, especially for kids.

The guest suggests being critical while consuming news and fact-checking news articles.

Finally, they discuss the role of big tech corporations and the challenges of forming alliances in the cyber defense space.

On this episode of the Mizter Rad Show, we explore the fascinating work of Torrey Smith, the CEO of Endiatx and creator of PillBot.

Torrey shares his journey from being a mechanical person in a digital world to creating groundbreaking medical technology that can revolutionize the industry.

We learn about how PillBot can create a virtual endoscope and make hospital visits unnecessary with cheap robot pills.

We also delve into telemedicine and the challenges of protecting patient privacy and cybersecurity.

Torrey's innovative Mindset has led him to imagine the next frontier of medical science, Rice-Grain-sized robots, powered by direct chemical power or even nuclear power that could revolutionize brain surgery.

Join us as we explore the exciting work of Endiatx and their vision for the future of medicine.

On this episode of Mizter Rad Show, we explore the fascinating topic of how Liberland, a new country founded in Eastern Europe, came into existence.

President Vit Jedlicka shares the process of how they found and claimed suitable land for Liberland, particularly the challenges they faced with neighboring governments.

We learn about their unique approach to governance, which involves letting taxpayers directly decide on how their taxes will be used, and how they use blockchain technology to automate and make government operations transparent.

Finally, the speaker raises concerns about the risk of allowing people to vote on topics they may not have enough knowledge on and the need for mentors or experts to make decisions on important matters.

This is a must-listen for those interested in the latest developments in nation-building and blockchain technology.

On this episode of Mizter Rad Show, host Mizter Rad is joined by Savva Kerdemelidis, CEO of Crowdfunded Cures, to discuss the use of open-source business models in the biotech investment industry.

They explore the challenges with traditional investment models and how decentralized science, crowdfunding, and crypto can offer solutions.

From NFTs to pay-for-success contracts, they delve into the innovative ways to incentivize repurposing off-patent drugs and create new low-cost therapeutics.

With topics ranging from COVID and the optimism platform to the flaws in the traditional healthcare charity model, this episode offers a deep dive into the future of healthcare and the potential for community-owned IP.

On this episode of the Mizter Rad Show, we explore the journey of the founder of Kaedim, a company that strives to make 3D modeling accessible to everyone.

The founder, Konstantina, discusses the challenges of being an entrepreneur, building a team, and struggling with personal setbacks.

The company's vision is to create a tool for 3D artists that simplifies the process of creating 3D models with just a simple click, using AI to assist with basic shapes and details so that artists have more space to focus on their creative vision.

We also dive into the controversy surrounding future technologies, such as AI and their impact on jobs, and how these technologies can be embraced to increase creativity and efficiency.

Join us as we explore the inspiring journey of Kaedim and its founder, Konstantina.