In this episode we discuss Greg Zuckerman's successful career as a Special Writer at the Wall Street Journal, and the COVID-19 pandemic, and  his latest book: " A Shot to Save the World". For more on Greg Zuckerman - https://www.wsj.com/news/author/gregory-zuckerman .

In this episode- I discuss my personal views and reflect on what and Who  has helped me during challenging times. These are my personal views and I hope and pray this blesses those who listen.

In this episode,Sebastian Kahf,  a brilliant medical student, discusses his career as a student thus far, and what has helped him determine his interests and passion in science. 

In this episode Dr. Hardy  discusses his leadership perspective as a Senior Vice President at 3M, as well as some of the best advice he has received. Moreover, he discusses some of the technical advancements done during his time at 3M.

In this episode, Dr. Ramos-Alvarado, discusses what has complemented to his success thus far, as well his time during his PhD career at Georgia Tech under the then President, who was President G.P. "Bud"  Peterson.

In this episode Malcolm discusses some of the best advice he has received, and his path to becoming an engineer program manager at Apple.

In this interview Vincent shares his unique contribution to the science he did at Taylor University, and what advice he has for those wanting to attend medical school.

In this episode, Omar discusses his journey to finding his academic niche and provides new perspectives on work-life integration . As well as he shares some of the best advice he has received to date.

In this episode Dr. Cook, discusses his academic experiences and gives advice to those wanting to pursue an academic career.

In this episode,  we discuss, Dr. Emery Brown's career at Harvard University , his research and ,his journey to becoming a successful Physician-Scientist at Harvard University. Link to Dr. Brown's Biography: https://imes.mit.edu/people/faculty/brown-emery/