Just wrapped up the Doomberg episode. When can we expect to hear from him again? LOL Another fantastic pod, as usual.

I have heard Doomberg on other podcasts as a guest, but what sets this show apart is Richard's insightful questioning. He does not just passively listen he asks the very questions that echo in listeners minds as they tune in.

Here we go! Doomberg is back on Finding Genius. I can't even express how thrilled I am.

As a homesteader myself, I regularly tune in to 7-8 podcasts, but this one stands out as my favorite. Richard welcomes everyone, from newcomers to seasoned homesteaders, ensuring a comprehensive exploration of various perspectives.

Avi Kumar explained the science of marketing in a great way. 10/10 for this Podcast.

I appreciate the wide range of interests and open mindedness of this podcast and host! It was a great conversation and I’m honored I was invited - Will Hall

I love the intro of your show very much, I listen it on repeat haha

I enjoy every episode.

Dr. Paul Garner is awesome in his teaching.

Feels like both the guest and the interviewer were forcibly thrust into the conversation. Make it a bit exciting man.

Hey there, you could have asked a lot of questions that revolve around the fitness supplement industry. For instance, the impact of taking protein powders on kidneys. It would have been nice to know the perspective of someone who is creating the supplements.

Thank you for inviting Dr. Tom Cowan again. The knowledge he shares about functional medicine is surely the best.

Great interview. Love Frank Lampert, he is genuine.

Parkinson disease is a very terrible illness, my Dad suffered from it for 19 years until we finally got a help and a medicine that truly works that helped treat, cure and reversed all his symptoms…My Dad is well again

You have had a good number of podcasts on blockchain. Is there any chance of you revisiting the topic now that it has evolved so much?

Invite Rabbi Manis Friedman again on your podcast.

Great show.

His science is not completely bogus. He takes the facts and comes up with a hypothesis. At various points, he even says he is looking for ways to test that hypothesis. Now, if only he dared to devise a test for the great dogma of the flood itself.

Thanks so much for having me on the show! The myriad of guests on here is truly remarkable - EVER FORWARD!

I just finished the Wolfgang Smith Podcast. I missed his evidence for his premise of an objective world, incidently immagined to look the same way as humans experience it . W/o that evidence all the rest are hust claims motivated by an apriori theist worldview.

Why are interviews so lengthy? In my opinion, interviews should be a maximum of 30 minutes.

Safe drinking water is a fundamental human right for everyone. Let's appreciate all those who are working tirelessly to ensure this basic necessity reaches people.

Interesting information. I'm a gardener. Thank you!

Can we shift the focus away from religion? Your podcast used to be captivating, but now it's simply exasperating.

The content and guests are excellent, but Richard consistently interrupts the conversation.

I'm searching for a podcast you hosted on the topic of microbiome. Unfortunately, I've forgotten the name of the guest. Your podcast archive is extensive, making it a bit challenging to locate.

Richard is an excellent host; I thoroughly enjoyed our conversation. He effortlessly facilitates engaging and enjoyable discussions.

I find great pleasure in listening to these podcasts. They are both enlightening and inspiring

Love Love Love this podcast

Can we shift the focus away from religion? Your podcast used to be captivating, but now it's simply exasperating

I hope Dr McGraw has cured cancer but there seems to be little evidence to back up claims. I get that the medical establishment, mainstream media and streaming services are trying to shut him down (as per his repeated remarks) but I think a science based show should rely on some sort of evidence vs the word of a single person. This doctor has been a guest many times so it makes me question the credibility of this entire podcast.

The content is good. However the audio quality of old Podcasts is very bad.

Tatiana's insights into depression and mental health challenges are amazing and the host consistently does a great job. A commendable podcast, I must say.

How many times do we have to listen to Bill McGraw. He repeats the same stuff over and over again.

Has this lady ever heard of the ancient physical modality called asanas, or yoga as most people term it? Its body- mind connection, as when the postures affect the glands, nervous system and brain, this secrets hormones which affect the mind and body. Anyway, whatever term she is using is interesting.

This is exactly what I was looking for. Kid you not, I have been thinking about this very topic. Thank you for the excellent insight and future potential of taking advantage of things like this.

Finding Genius is covering all the bases. Great guests, engaging conversations and an incredibly wide array of topics. Highly recommended!

As a guest on the show I appreciated the engaging questions Richard asks, and really liked how he wanted to go deeper into certain questions to create a better conversation vs. another podcast “interview”.

I hope Dr. Shuvo Roy understands that the kidney pandemic is already on the horizon. it’s matter of time, that this fully functional bioartificial kidney device will become available.

What is the expected year to be available for the dialysis patients. If it takes a long time then many patients will die before being implanted. . So please do it early for the sake of distressed people.

Inviting researchers with years of experience is crucial in maintaining the high quality of your show "Finding Genius." Introducing individuals who are just starting their PhD can sometimes dilute the core essence of our program.

Dr. Gabrielle Lyon was a guest on this show and I am an old subscriber to her podcast. This is how I discovered Finding Genius. 1900+ episodes, this show is a goldmine of diverse knowledge. Looking forward to catch up on all podcasts episodes in the coming days.

Dr. Gladys McGarey you are wonderful. My wife is a physician and I sent her this pod to listen.

Richard isn’t kidding. When he says he likes to take deep dives with his interviewees, he really means it! I love learning from many of the scientists he has featured over the past several weeks that I have been following this program.

Hour-long podcasts are really a downside. Your 20-25 minute pods are much better than the long ones. I think no one listens to podcasts that are that long.

Huge fan of Brad Lancaster. Thank you for featuring him. This gives info missing from many of his other podcasts. Way too many interruptions during your podcast. It breaks up the flow. Think it holds back your channel. Do you also have a channel on YouTube?

I am so glad that you had Dr. Heather Stone on your show. She is such a nice and sweet person. I totally enjoyed her conversation with you.

Just found this podcast while doing a search for a refresher on a topic I’ve been asked to speak about. Not only did I get the refresher I was looking for, I was updated on emerging studies in the same field that we have been made widely known yet. I’m certainly a fan now.

Great people to talk with and interviews to listen to.

This is a great podcast full of practical wisdom. Listen to each episode and be ready to apply the wisdom so you can transform your life.