210: Don't Just Do Something, Stand There!

210: Don't Just Do Something, Stand There!

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497: Ethan Thornton—I Like a Lotta Problems

Ethan Thornton doesn't shy away from problems—he goes looking for them. At just 22, the founder of Mach Industries is tackling some of the biggest challenges in American defense manufacturing, rethinking how weapons are designed, built, and produced. In this episode, Ethan takes ...  Show more

496: Dr. Philip Ovadia—Meat is Medicine

For decades, Americans have been told that cholesterol is public enemy number one. But cardiologist and heart surgeon Dr. Philip Ovadia says we've been fighting the wrong battle. Despite decades of lowering cholesterol with drugs and dietary advice, heart disease remains the #1 k ...  Show more

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