Gen Z Speaks

Ibrahim Ahmed, Matthew Gutierrez

Engaging conversations on the world as Gen Z is living it.

  1. 1d ago

    Astrophysicist on Space’s Biggest Mysteries. Episode 159.

    Matt and Ibrahim interview astrophysicist Dr. Vikram Ravi to explore some of the universe’s greatest mysteries, from black holes and the origins of the cosmos to the relationship between science and God.Vikram breaks down the fascinating science behind black holes, what happens when matter crosses the event horizon, and what these mysterious objects reveal about the nature of space and time. They explore the limits of our understanding of the universe, the unanswered questions surrounding its origins, and how modern astrophysics continues to challenge what we thought we knew about reality.The conversation also ventures into the philosophical questions that science raises. Did the universe have a beginning? What existed before the Big Bang? Can science explain why anything exists at all? And where does God fit into our understanding of the cosmos? Through the lens of astrophysics, Vikram offers a fascinating perspective on the mysteries that continue to puzzle scientists and philosophers alike.Get to know Vikram Ravi:https://www.astro.caltech.edu/~vikram/#GenZSpeaks #VikramRavi #Astrophysics #BlackHoles #God #BigBang #Cosmology #Space #Science #UniverseIf you are new and appreciate our outlook, please share the video!Drop a like if you enjoyed the conversation!Drop a comment and let us know your thoughts!And most importantly SUBSCRIBE!!Here’s our handle for all other social media channels:Instagram: @genzspeaksTikTok: @genzspeaksX (Twitter): @genzspeaksListen to Gen Z Speaks on:Apple PodcastsSpotify

    Astrophysicist on Space’s Biggest Mysteries. Episode 159.
  2. Oct 12

    The Strange Science of Worms That Could Treat Disease. Episode 157.

    Matt and Ibrahim interview UC Riverside professor and parasitologist Adler Dillman about parasitic worms, nematodes, infectious diseases, and the surprising ways parasites interact with humans, animals and the environment. Could parasitic worms actually help treat diseases like Crohn’s? How do parasites invade their hosts, survive inside living organisms and manipulate biological systems? Professor Dillman breaks down the fascinating world of nematodes, how parasitic worms infect and sometimes kill their hosts, and why scientists are investigating certain parasites for their potential medical applications. Dillman also explores the evolutionary relationship between parasites and their hosts, the role of nematodes in ecosystems, and how studying these microscopic organisms could lead to new discoveries in medicine and biology. The conversation also touches on mosquito-borne diseases, including malaria, and the challenges of controlling infectious diseases around the world. Fact correction: According to the World Health Organization’s most recent World Malaria Report, there were an estimated 282 million malaria cases globally in 2024. Get to know Professor Adler Dillman:UC Riverside: Department of Nematology #AdlerDillman #Nematodes #Parasites #CrohnsDisease #ParasiticWorms #Malaria #Science #Biology #Microbiology #InfectiousDiseases #Medicine #GenZSpeaks #Podcast If you are new and appreciate our outlook, please share the video!Drop a likeDrop a commentAnd most importantly SUBSCRIBE!! Here’s our handle for all other social media channels:Instagram: @thegenzspeakspodTikTok: @thegenzspeakspodX (Twitter): https://x.com/GenZSpeaksPodApple Podcasts: Gen Z SpeaksSpotify: Gen Z Speaks

    The Strange Science of Worms That Could Treat Disease. Episode 157.

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Engaging conversations on the world as Gen Z is living it.