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The field of medicine is fascinating. But some medical conditions, treatments, and experiments are almost unbelievable! Did you know workers test medications and medical equipment for bacteria by using a chemical from horseshoe crab blood? Have you ever heard of freezing people's bodies in the hopes of bringing them back to life in the future? Check out these fascinating findings and even more bizarre medicine!

This is an autobiographical documentary performance journey audio/video production on the life of Countess Nadia Starella Alexandria. It is a fascinating unique look at both the incredible existence and philosophies of a clairvoyant, bodhisattva, scientist, author, minister, raconteur, musician, composer, costume designer, comedienne, psychologist, artist, actress, international tv/radio personality, master statistician, classic film historian, bon vivant.

Beyond the Ordinary is a podcast about the companies, founders, and ideas that are shaping the future of health sciences and financial technology. Brought to you by Mammoth.vc.

I am back! From a long hiatus! Not sure how time got away from me, but I am excited to get back to our exploration of human potential! In this episode it is an audio recording of a live session we do Sunday nights in talking about herbal remedies. One reason I was gone was I was studying to be a registered herbalist! Along with great expansion and getting a hold of my hectic schedule I am back, and these live recordings will be a part of the episodes. Let me know how you like it!

Welcome to 'No Ordinary Subjects,' a new health, medicine, and clinical research-focused podcast with a mission of shining a bright light on overlooked issues and underrepresented perspectives. Here, we aim to explore the facets and implications of diversity, equity and inclusion from the perspectives of all stakeholders. From those providing care across specialties, to individuals working tirelessly to bring new therapies to market, and the medical heroes who decide to participate in clinical trials. Whether patients or healthy volunteers— just don't call us "subjects!" Guests are the ...