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The Catalysts

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Last episode 22 July 2026. Still going.

Hosted by Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry (Western University) · Association / academic (self-published)

The Catalysts is a medical science and discovery podcast produced by Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry at Western University, Canada. The show blends expert insight with engaging stories, and connects world-class research with the people who benefit most from scientific advancement. Season 2 of the Catalysts picks up where Season 1 left off: expert insight from researchers at Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, with a focus on the Science of Cancer. Listen for diverse perspectives on the breakthroughs, challenges, and evolving questions shaping today's cancer science. Produced by: Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, Western University, Canada Hosts: Patrick Morley, Prabhjot Sohal Technical Producer: David Creces Producers: Allan Lewis, Megan Morris Voice Over: Julie Simpson The Catalysts is produced by Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry in association with the J. Allyn Taylor International Prize in Medicine — one of Canada's most prestigious medical research prizes.

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Episodes

19 episodes in the feed on 24 August 2026.

  1. "It's not me, it's my brain." Unpacking PTSD with Dr. Ruth Lanius22 July 2026 · 32:33
  2. Indigenous knowledges and planetary health with Nicole Redvers, DPhil, ND17 June 2026 · 39:18
  3. Cracking the cholesterol code: Dr. Rob Hegele on the predictive power of genetics13 May 2026 · 40:25
  4. IMMUNEQUITY: An equitable approach for curing HIV with Eric Arts, PhD15 April 2026 · 41:03
  5. Living Drugs, CAR-T Cells & the Future of Cancer Treatment with Taylor Prize Laureate Dr. Carl June26 November 2025 · 52:03
  6. In the Blood: The Quest to Detect Cancer Before It Returns with Dr. Ana Lohmann19 November 2025 · 45:34
  7. Gut Feelings: Your Microbiome and the Future of Cancer Treatment with Saman Maleki, PhD12 November 2025 · 50:17
  8. Immunity's Hidden Warriors: Fighting Cancer with MAIT Cells with Mansour Haeryfar, PhD5 November 2025 · 43:44
  9. Cancer in Motion: Tracking Cells Through the Body with John Ronald29 October 2025 · 40:40
  10. Beyond One-Size-Fits-All Treatment: The DNA Revolution in Medicine with Dr. Richard Kim22 October 2025 · 52:10
  11. Reading Between the Pixels: Sarah Mattonen on the Future of Cancer Imaging15 October 2025 · 43:57
  12. A Roadmap to Hope: Rewriting Cancer Care with Dr. David Palma8 October 2025 · 44:42
  13. Ep. 6: Revitalizing the Aging Brain and Neurogenesis: An Exclusive Conversation with 2024 Taylor Prize Laureate Rusty Gage6 November 2024 · 1:27:32
  14. Ep. 5: The SuperAgers with Angela Roberts29 October 2024 · 52:24
  15. Ep. 4: Real to surreal – a new aging experience with virtual reality with Paul Frewen23 October 2024 · 49:46
  16. Ep. 3: Cannabis Use and Its Impact on the Aging Population with Jibran Khokhar16 October 2024 · 43:35
  17. Ep. 2: In synch: Balancing the aging body and mind with Dr. Manuel Montero-Odasso8 October 2024 · 41:32
  18. Ep. 1: Fast-tracking drug development with Lisa Saksida and Ravi Menon1 October 2024 · 44:43
  19. The Science of Aging: Preview19 August 2024 · 1:20

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