Episodes

Developing exosomal therapies for diseases

August 7, 2020 by

Llewellyn King talks with Linda Marban, CEO of Capricor Therapeutics, about the exosomal path to developing a vaccine for COVID-19 and Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, and the excitement of medical research.

Radiation as a COVID-19 treatment

August 1, 2020 by

Can radiation help with COVID-19, Alzheimer’s and arthritis? Llewellyn King discusses this with leading radiation oncologist Dr. James S. Welsh of Loyola University and the Hines VA Hospital in Chicago.

Rolling out broadband in rural America

July 26, 2020 by

Host Llewellyn King discusses broadband access in the time of COVID-19 and rolling it out in rural America with James Matheson, CEO of the National Rural Electric Association and Morgan O’Brien, Executive Chairman, Anterix.

COVID-19 economy; universities; U.S.-China relations

July 11, 2020 by

Economist Peter Morici talks about the good of the UK’s NHS, the bad of US college professors, and the ugly of China.

Natural gas & decarbonization

June 13, 2020 by

Host Llewellyn King speaks with experts Daan Peters in the Netherlands and Mark Eisenhower in Washington about the role of natural gas in decarbonization.

Canadian Prof on Trump; COVID-19 cell therapies

May 30, 2020 by

Host Llewellyn King interviews Charles McMillan of York University, Toronto for a Canadian assessment of the Trump presidency; and also Linda Marban, CEO of Capricor Therapeutics, on her biotechnology company’s cell therapy being used on COVID-19 patients

COVID-19: “Never Normal” report

May 23, 2020 by

Host Llewellyn King discusses “Never Normal,” a global, cross-industry report on addressing the new realities posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, with Dimitris Bountolos, one of the authors.

Tech to save cities

May 16, 2020 by

COVID-19: states & cities take charge

May 1, 2020 by

International lawyer Clinton Vince says a new group of leaders is emerging from U.S. cities; Analyst Jarrod Hazelton says we should bring back the WPA.

COVID-19 & African-Americans; 50th Earth Day

April 17, 2020 by

Howard University President describes the predicament of African Americans in the pandemic; and two top consultants from Guidehouse explain promising indications in the environment.

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American Individualism Is Dividing and Killing Us During COVID-19

To compound the COVID-19 crisis, we have a cultural crisis. It is a crisis of our individualism. That cultural element — precious and special, of the individual against adversity, the individual against authority, the individual against any limits imposed on free action — is at odds with the need to behave. Worse, our individualistic trait […]

How Tortoise Rides Led to Hope for COVID-19 and Alzheimer’s

Linda Gasparello

A little boy was taken to the Staten Island (N.Y.) Zoo where he was enthralled to ride Jalopy, a Galapagos tortoise. Jalopy became a favorite. But then one day the giant tortoise wasn’t there, and the little boy learned she had cancer and had been taken to Arizona for radiation treatment. “I had never heard […]

Future Indicative — Work From Home Will Change Everything

Dimly through the fog of the future some structures are emerging. Some of the purely physical are becoming discernible. The changes in work, collective consciousness and play are harder to bring into focus. We — call us a ravaged generation — will face a future, the future indicative, radically different from that past that we […]

Nuclear Medicine: An Old Therapy Can Save COVID-19 Patients’ Lives

Can a physical therapy which has been abandoned in favor of drugs be quickly revived to change the mortality statistics for COVID-19? Nuclear scientists believe it can, according to Llewellyn King, a nationally syndicated columnist and executive producer and host of “White House Chronicle” on PBS, SiriusXM Radio and other broadcast outlets. King argues in […]