The Iferia Techcast

Ezekiel Iferia

Curious about what it’s really like to work, study, or create in science, engineering, technology and innovation? On The Iferia TechCast, we chat with students, researchers, tech pros, and innovators shaping these fields. Hear real stories of breakthroughs and breakdowns, late-night problem solving, failed experiments, and big wins. If you’ve ever debugged code at 2 a.m., accidentally blown something up in a lab, or fought to turn an idea into reality — this show’s for you. Want to be a guest ? Send Ezekiel Iferia a message on PodMatch: https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/theiferiatechcast

  1. 3D AGO

    From Code to Engineering Manager: Navigating Fintech Leadership - Erioluwa Asiru | Ep. 149

    How do you transition from writing code to leading engineering teams in the high-stakes world of Fintech? In this episode, Ezekiel Iferia sits down with Erioluwa Asiru, Engineering Manager at Circle Funds and mentor at Data Epic, to deconstruct the architecture of modern financial systems and tech leadership. Summary: Erioluwa shares her fascinating journey from general software engineering to becoming a Fintech architect specializing in secure, scalable infrastructure. We dive deep into how Circle Funds is automating "Trips"—a traditional African round-robin savings system—by balancing cutting-edge technology with human trust. Erioluwa provides actionable advice for developers at all levels, covering the crucial technical shift of starting simple before optimizing, and the difficult mindset shift required to move from a senior engineer to an engineering manager. We also explore the role of AI in financial risk modeling, the importance of tech communities, and engineering resilience when facing inevitable system failures. In this episode, you’ll discover: * How Circle Funds digitized and automated traditional cash-based savings "Trips." * The balance between user privacy and establishing trust in decentralized financial groups. * Crucial advice for junior devs: Why you must "solve your own problems first." * The hardest mindset shift when transitioning from Engineer to Engineering Manager. * How to build technical resilience and fallback systems for inevitable processor downtimes. * Why AI is the most underrated technology for financial infrastructure in the next 5 years. * Erioluwa’s definition of innovation: Simple solutions to big problems. Connect with Erioluwa Asiru: * LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/asiru-erioluwa/ If you enjoyed this episode, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who wants to break into Fintech leadership! Chapter Timestamps: 00:00 Welcome Erioluwa Asiru: Software Engineer & Fintech Architect 02:04 The Journey: From General Engineering to Fintech and Blockchain 03:21 Circle Funds Explained: Automating "Trips" (Round-Robin Savings) 05:33 Whiteboard vs. Reality: Balancing Automation with Human Trust 10:45 Educating Non-Tech Users on Digital Financial Tools 12:57 Hard Architectural Lessons: Start Simple, Solve Your Own Problems 15:27 Mentorship at Data Epic: Advice for Aspiring Tech Leaders 18:10 Underrated Tech: The Critical Role of AI in Future Financial Infrastructure 19:36 Making the Move: The Mindset Shift from Senior Engineer to Manager 22:37 Handling a Crisis: Processor Downtime and Building Fallback Systems 25:09 Advice to My Younger Self: The Importance of Community 27:37 What Does Innovation Truly Mean to You? 29:40 Connect with Erioluwa Asiru

    30 min
  2. 5D AGO

    The Engineering of a Personal Brand: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome in Tech - Lisa Gibson | Ep 148

    Lisa Gibson is a communications leader with over 30 years of experience translating complex technology into compelling stories for global brands. As the former Chief of Staff and Head of Communications at Microsoft Canada, she now runs her own consulting firm, Ignite Communications, and is the best-selling author of "Shine the Spotlight on You!". Lisa specializes in helping professionals, especially in STEM, architect professional identities that build visibility and open doors. In this episode, Lisa breaks down the "engineering" of a personal brand, reframing it from self-promotion to a strategic system for career management. She discusses the prevalence of imposter syndrome in high-achieving fields like tech and shares practical steps to overcome it, emphasizing an authentic approach focused on sharing insights to help others. Lisa also offers high-leverage advice for women working in male-dominated industries, sharing insights from her time at Microsoft. Finally, we explore the intersection of AI and strategic communication, how Lisa manages her own career transition as an entrepreneur, and her advice for new engineering graduates entering the workforce. In this episode, you’ll discover: · Why waiting until you *need* a personal brand (layoffs/promotion) is a critical blind spot for tech leaders. · A practical framework for overcoming imposter syndrome and reframing it as a data point. · Actionable advice for women in STEM to ensure their contributions are valued in male-dominated industries. · How to integrate AI into communications and personal branding without losing authenticity. · The most leveraged weekly activity for professional visibility when short on time. · The future of inclusive culture in tech beyond just hiring metrics. · Advice for new engineering graduates to start building visibility now. Connect With Lisa Gibson & Ignite Communications: · Website: https://www.ignitecommunications.ca/ · Book: "Shine the Spotlight on You!" on Amazon · LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-gibson-ignite/ Chapters: 00:00 Welcome Lisa Gibson: Microsoft Exec Turned Author & Consultant 01:21 Bridging Tech and Strategic Communications 02:26 The Common Blind Spot: Tech Leaders and Personal Brands 03:32 "Shine the Spotlight on You": A Guide to Personal Branding 05:17 Reframing Branding: Strategic Career Management vs. Self-Promotion 07:36 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome in High-Achieving Fields 11:35 Advice for Women in STEM and Male-Dominated Industries 13:18 AI for Communications: Narrative, Strategy, and Change Management 15:59 Transitioning from Microsoft to Entrepreneurship 17:53 Leveraged Activities for Professional Visibility when Short on Time 20:26 Effective Inclusion in Tech Culture Beyond Hiring Metrics 21:57 Future Skills: Experimentation and Continual Learning 23:13 Communication Advice for New Engineering Graduates 23:55 Rewarding Outcomes as an Advisor 24:50 Innovation Defined: Human + AI 25:34 Connect with Lisa Gibson & Get Her Book

    26 min
  3. MAR 4

    Making Tech & AI Adoption Stick: The Psychology of Change Management - Cesar Viana Teague | Ep 147

    Cesar Viana Teague is a change management and enablement consultant who helps tech leaders make AI and software adoption stick. As the founder of Next Level Consulting and the "Change is Good" practice, he blends authentic leadership coaching with go-to-market enablement to turn employee resistance into real, measurable business results. In this episode, Cesar breaks down the psychology behind why enterprise software rollouts fail and why a large percentage of employees experience immediate anxiety around new tools. He introduces his proprietary A.P.E.E.E. framework (Analyze and Assess, Plan, Execute, Evaluate, and Exit)—a strategic planning model that prevents scope creep and ensures successful technology adoption. Cesar explains why teams often get "stuck" in the execution phase, emphasizing how taking a step back to properly assess change readiness can save a doomed project from total collapse. Cesar also tackles the current wave of AI anxiety in the workplace, advising leaders to frame artificial intelligence as a tool to *augment* rather than automate human potential. He discusses the critical role of "authentic leadership" and vulnerability for introverted technical founders, and why building a deep culture of trust is the only sustainable way to innovate. Finally, he shares actionable, budget-friendly advice for team leaders to guarantee their next tech rollout is a success. In this episode, you’ll discover: · The "Change is Good" philosophy and why humans naturally resist new technology. · The A.P.E.E.E. Model: Analyze, Plan, Execute, Evaluate, and Exit. · How to prevent project scope creep and rescue a stalled software rollout. · Why "action without strategy is a nightmare" during the execution phase. · The most revealing question to ask stakeholders before a new tech launch. · How introverted technical leaders can practice "authentic leadership" and build trust. · Addressing AI anxiety: How to frame AI to augment rather than automate your team. · Identifying the exact moment a technological change becomes the "new normal." · Why a culture that punishes failure will ultimately destroy its ability to innovate. Connect With Cesar Viana Teague: · Change is Good Website (Get the free Tech Change Readiness Kit): https://changeisgood.io/ · LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cesarvianateague/ Chapters: 00:00 Welcome Cesar Viana Teague: Change Management Consultant 01:42 Why People Resist Change & The "Change is Good" Philosophy 05:19 The A.P.E.E.E. Model: Strategic Planning for Tech Adoption 08:42 Why Teams Get Stuck in the Execution Phase 11:03 Analyzing Stakeholders: Uncovering Hidden Resistance to Tech 13:11 Authentic Leadership for Introverted Technical Founders 15:44 Managing AI Anxiety: Augmentation vs. Automation 18:33 The Exit Phase: When Does a Change Become the New Normal? 20:22 Practical Change Management Advice for Teams on a Tight Budget 21:54 The Future of Work: Why Trust is the Ultimate Tech Metric 24:29 Innovation Defined: Failing Forward in a Risk-Tolerant Culture 25:47 Connect with Cesar & Get the Tech Change Readiness Kit

    27 min
  4. FEB 25

    Making Finance Human: AI, Storytelling, & Embedded Tech - Edwin Endlich | Ep 146

    Edwin Endlich is the Chief Marketing Officer of Wysh and the President of the National Alliance for Financial Literacy and Inclusion (NAFLI). He has spent his career at the intersection of marketing, FinTech, and AI, helping financial institutions tell more human stories in an increasingly digital world. In this episode, Edwin shares his incredible journey from starting out as a junior writer at *The Late Show with David Letterman* to leading marketing strategy for a disruptive FinTech company. He introduces Wysh, a unique company that went through the rigorous process of becoming a true life insurance carrier to seamlessly embed free life insurance into everyday banking products. Edwin breaks down the technical and UX challenges of removing friction from financial protection, ensuring users don't even need to create a new login to receive their benefits. Edwin dives deep into the realities of AI in marketing. He explains why AI can assist with strategy but can never replace the human passion required to sell a creative idea. He also issues a strong warning about inherent AI bias, emphasizing that marketers must act as the ultimate guardrails to protect vulnerable demographics. Edwin predicts a fascinating future for FinTech where personal AI assistants will act as gatekeepers for consumers, filtering out spam and negotiating terms before a human ever sees an offer. Finally, he shares advice for technical founders on finding their creative voice and defines true innovation as a return to groundbreaking experiences rather than just incremental updates. In this episode, you’ll discover: · Edwin's transition from writing for David Letterman to FinTech marketing. · The origins of Wysh: making life insurance a seamless, embedded banking benefit. · The massive regulatory and technical challenges of building a true insurance carrier. · Why AI can generate ideas but cannot replace the human spark of passion. · The reality of AI bias and the non-negotiable guardrails needed in finance. · How to balance humor and heartfelt storytelling when marketing serious topics. · The biggest misconceptions engineering and marketing teams have about each other. · The future of FinTech: Marketing to personal AI assistant gatekeepers. · How AI can translate complex terms and conditions to drastically improve financial literacy. · Edwin's definition of true innovation versus corporate buzzwords. Connect With Edwin Endlich & Wysh: · Wysh Website: https://www.wysh.com/ · LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edwinendlich/ Chapters: 00:00 Welcome Edwin Endlich: CMO of Wysh & FinTech Marketer 01:27 From David Letterman to YouTube & Brand Storytelling 03:24 What is Wysh? Redefining and Embedding Life Insurance 06:01 Overcoming Technical UX Friction and Regulatory Hurdles 08:51 AI in Marketing: Why the Human Spark is Irreplaceable 10:55 Confronting AI Bias and Building Ethical Guardrails 13:56 Balancing Humor and Heart in Serious Financial Topics 16:24 Bridging the Gap Between Engineering and Marketing Teams 19:07 The Future of FinTech: Personal AI Gatekeepers 21:15 Advice for Technical Founders: Trusting Your Storytelling 23:16 Transforming Financial Literacy with AI Translation 25:34 Innovation Defined: Groundbreaking vs. Incremental 27:08 Connect with Edwin Endlich and Wysh

    28 min
  5. FEB 23

    Art, Fashion & Technology: Building Creative Communities in the AI Age - Rachel Vancelette | Ep 145

    Rachel Vancelette is a contemporary art and fashion creator, entrepreneur, and the founder of Intro Expert, a technology platform designed to connect and empower artists and creative professionals. With over two decades of experience, she has been a contributor to Vogue Italia and produced global projects that blend creativity with technological advancement, focusing on the well-being benefits of art and protecting human creativity in the age of AI. In this episode, Rachel discusses her journey at the intersection of art, fashion, and technology, explaining how her early work with video art curators made her realize these fields were part of the same conversation. She details the creation of Intro Expert, a platform born from her pandemic initiative, Art X Puzzles, to solve the problem of connecting creatives when physical spaces were closed. Rachel shares the challenges of building a tech platform for a "tech-exhausted" audience and how projects like the "Look Up" billboard in Times Square helped bridge the gap between digital and physical community engagement. Rachel passionately discusses the science behind art and well-being, citing the dopamine release from engaging with art as a counter to the overwhelming nature of algorithms. She argues for the unique, irreplaceable spark of human creativity that technology cannot replicate and emphasizes the need for tools to authenticate human work in an AI-driven world. Finally, Rachel explains how blockchain and NFTs are changing the art market, advises STEM professionals to integrate art into their lives for different pathways of thinking, and predicts the mainstream adoption of hologram technology for more human-like digital interactions. In this episode, you’ll discover: · How Rachel's career bridged the worlds of contemporary art, fashion, and technology. · The story behind Intro Expert: a platform connecting 40 different categories of creatives. · The challenges of building a tech platform for a "tech-exhausted" post-pandemic world. · How projects like the "Look Up" Times Square billboard blend digital and physical engagement. · The scientific link between art, well-being, and dopamine release. · Why Rachel believes human creativity is irreplaceable by AI and needs protection. · The role of blockchain, NFTs, and digital certificates in the evolving art market. · Advice for STEM professionals on using art to foster creative problem-solving. · Emerging trends: How fashion designers are using AI renders for "drops" without physical products. · Rachel's definition of innovation as bringing something forward that has never been shown before. Connect With Rachel Vancelette & Intro Expert: · Intro Expert Website: https://www.introxpert.com · Personal Website: https://www.rachelvancelette.com/ · Instagram (Rachel): https://www.instagram.com/rvancelette · Instagram (Intro Expert): https://www.instagram.com/introxpert9/ · "Look Up" Project Website: http://lookuptimesquare.com/ Chapters: 00:00 Welcome Rachel Vancelette: Art, Fashion & Tech Entrepreneur 01:30 Bridging the Worlds: How Art, Fashion, and Technology Converge 03:48 Intro Expert: A Platform Born from the Art X Puzzles Pandemic Initiative 06:19 Building for a "Tech-Exhausted" World: Lessons from Beta Testing 08:31 The "Look Up" Project: Blending Digital Art with Physical Community in Times Square 10:16 The Science of Art & Well-being: Art as a Tool for Mental Health 13:11 Protecting Human Creativity in the Age of AI: The Unique Spark 15:02 How Blockchain & NFTs are changing the Art Market Supply Chain 18:10 Integrating Art into Daily Life for STEM Professionals 20:28 Emerging Trends: Holograms, AI Avatars, and Digital Fashion Drops 23:00 Behind the Scenes of Rachel's TV Series: Collaborating Across Disciplines 24:57 Innovation Defined: Bringing Something New Forward from the Past 26:55 Connect with Rachel Vancelette & Intro Expert

    29 min
  6. FEB 16

    PNEI & The Body as a System: Root Cause Health Investigation - Magic Barclay | Ep 144

    Magic Barclay is a functional health practitioner and the lead practitioner at Wholistic Natural Health Australia. A survivor of cancer, Lyme disease, stroke, diabetes, and a heart attack, she specializes in finding the root cause of complex illness by treating the body as one interconnected system. She is an expert in PNEI (Psycho Neuro Endo Immunology), the study of how our psychology, neurology, and immunology are linked, and a Master Practitioner in mold toxicity. In this episode, Magic shares her personal turning point from surviving multiple life-threatening illnesses to becoming a health detective for herself and others. She breaks down the concept of PNEI for technical minds, explaining how the limbic brain processes data and sends signals through the nervous, endocrine, and immune systems to create physical reactions. Magic details her diagnostic process, which uses a comprehensive 37-page questionnaire to map a client's health history and identify the root cause, similar to tracing a bug in complex software. She discusses the systemic dangers of mold toxicity, explaining how it acts as a decomposer within the body and affects multiple systems. Magic explores how trauma is stored physically in cells and mitochondria, manifesting as health issues years later. She offers a practical "low-hanging fruit" habit for analytical thinkers: establishing a morning routine with sunlight to reset cortisol levels. Magic shares a client success story where identifying a blocked lymphatic system resolved what was misdiagnosed as obesity. She also discusses the importance of detaching from a medical diagnosis to objectively investigate the body's needs. Finally, she defines innovation as looking back to historical, holistic methods of healing and emphasizes the interconnectedness of our health with the natural world. In this episode, you’ll discover: · Magic's journey from multiple illnesses to functional health practitioner. · PNEI explained: How the mind, nerves, hormones, and immune system interact. · The diagnostic process: Using comprehensive data to find the root cause of illness. · Why mold toxicity is a systemic "bug" that disrupts the entire body network. · How trauma is stored biologically in cells and mitochondria. · A simple morning routine to reset cortisol and improve overall health. · A case study: Resolving misdiagnosed obesity by treating the lymphatic system. · The importance of detaching your identity from your medical diagnosis. · Why medical students should learn to treat the body as an interconnected whole. · Magic's definition of innovation: returning to historical, holistic wisdom. Connect With Magic Barclay & Wholistic Natural Health: · Website: https://www.wholisticnaturalhealth.com.au/ · Free Health Assessment: https://www.wholisticnaturalhealth.com.au/health-assessment-form/ · Podcast: "A Magical Life - Health, Wealth and Weight Loss" Chapters: 00:00 Welcome Magic Barclay: Functional Health Practitioner & Survivor 01:07 The Turning Point: From Patient to Root Cause Detective 02:40 PNEI Explained: The Body's Operating System (Psycho Neuro Endo Immunology) 06:55 The Diagnostic Process: A 37-Page "Code Review" of the Body 08:45 Mold Toxicity: A Systemic Bug Disrupting the Body's Network 10:41 Biological Storage of Trauma: How Past Emotions Affect Physical Cells 12:43 Low-Hanging Fruit: The Importance of a Morning Sunlight Routine 14:41 Case Study: Solving a Lymphatic Mystery Misdiagnosed as Obesity 16:38 Magic's Own Healing: Treating the Lymphatic System First 18:31 The Future of Health: Recognizing Immune System Diversity 19:24 Detaching from the Diagnosis: You Are Not Your Label 20:59 Lessons from Nature: Interconnectedness in Gardening and Health 23:22 Innovation Defined: Returning to Historical & Holistic Wisdom 24:18 Connect with Magic Barclay for a Health Assessment

    25 min
  7. FEB 15

    Scaling a Digital Agency: From Manual to AI-Powered Marketing - Ivan Vislavskiy | Ep 143

    Ivan Vislavskiy is the CEO and co-founder of Comrade Digital Marketing Agency, a multi-city firm with over 400 successful projects. Starting with a mission to provide enterprise-level marketing services to small businesses, Ivan has scaled his agency by strategically integrating AI and building a strong technical team. In this episode, Ivan shares the founding story of Comrade and its focus on the underserved small business market. He provides a concrete example of practical AI implementation: an automated lead qualification system that uses AI to review form submissions, chat logs, and call transcripts with 85-90% accuracy, saving hundreds of hours of manual labor. Ivan discusses the technical and cultural challenges of scaling, moving from a simple PHP stack to a modern server-based architecture and building a dedicated R&D department. He explains the most important marketing principle for engineers and technical founders: understanding the user's problem and how your product solves it. Ivan also outlines his approach to finding and cultivating talent with a creative and technical mindset, focusing on curiosity and a sense of extreme ownership. He concludes with a realistic view on AI, arguing that while it can automate tasks, it cannot replace human intuition, empathy, or genuine creativity in advertising. In this episode, you’ll discover: · The founding mission of Comrade Digital Marketing to serve small businesses. · A real-world example of using AI to automate lead qualification with high accuracy. · The technical evolution of scaling an agency from a simple tech stack to a dedicated R&D team. · The critical marketing principle technical founders often miss: understanding the user's problem. · How to hire for the intersection of creativity and technical aptitude by looking for curiosity. · Why Ivan believes AI will never replace human intuition and genuine creativity in marketing. · Leadership advice on navigating the painful journey of growth. · Ivan's definition of innovation as creative problem-solving driven by strategic impact. Connect With Ivan Vislavskiy & Comrade Digital Marketing Agency: · Personal Website: https://ivanvislavskiy.com/ · LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ivan-vislavskiy-53bb559/ · Agency Website: https://comradebasel.com/ Chapters: 00:00 Welcome Ivan Vislavskiy: CEO of Comrade Digital Marketing 01:07 The Mission: Bringing Enterprise-Level Marketing to Small Businesses 02:34 AI in Action: Building an Automated Lead Qualification System 04:53 Scaling Challenges: Evolving Tech Stacks and Team Culture over 17 Years 08:01 Marketing for Engineers: It's About Solving the User's Problem, Not the Tech 10:03 Hiring Talent: Looking for Curiosity and Extreme Ownership 12:23 The Limits of AI: Why Human Intuition and Creativity Remain Crucial 13:29 Leadership Advice: Embrace the Pain of Growth and Enjoy the Journey 15:35 Innovation Defined: Creative Ways to Solve Strategic Problems 17:03 Connect with Ivan Vislavskiy online

    18 min
  8. FEB 13

    AI-Powered Hypnosis: Rewriting Subconscious Patterns for Wellness - Michelle Walters | Ep 142

    Michelle Walters is a Clinical Hypnotherapist and the creator of Make My Hypno, a first-of-its-kind AI app that generates personalized hypnosis recordings on demand. Her journey spans from a corporate career in digital marketing to therapeutic healing, and she now blends her expertise to make personalized inner work more accessible through technology. In this episode, Michelle shares her fascinating evolution from digital marketing to clinical hypnotherapy, driven by a lifelong curiosity about human thought patterns. She explains how her personal rock-bottom moment during the pandemic led her to open her hypnotherapy practice and eventually create the AI-powered Make My Hypno app. Michelle demystifies the science of hypnosis, explaining how it dials down certain brain functions to allow for deep subconscious reprogramming, citing a study that shows its high effectiveness compared to traditional therapy. She details the creative and technical process of building her app, which uses AI to generate personalized scripts based on user input, delivering custom recordings in minutes. Michelle addresses the ethics of using AI in wellness, emphasizing the built-in safety checks and the fact that hypnosis cannot force someone to act against their will. She shares a compelling client success story about overcoming a severe phobia of bees through regression therapy, highlighting the power of personalized approaches. For skeptical analytical minds, she cites research on hypnotherapy's efficacy and confirms its success with clients from technical fields like physics and medicine. Finally, Michelle discusses the future of AI in wellness, her advice for founders to focus on core customer needs, and defines innovation as combining existing ideas in new ways to help many people. In this episode, you’ll discover: · Michelle's journey from digital marketing to creating an AI hypnosis app. · The science of hypnosis: how it works by dialing down brain functions for subconscious change. · A comparison of hypnotherapy's effectiveness versus traditional talk therapy. · How the Make My Hypno app uses AI to generate personalized hypnosis recordings in minutes. · Ethical considerations and safety guardrails in AI-powered wellness tools. · A client success story: Overcoming a severe phobia through personalized hypnotherapy. · Why analytical and scientific minds can also benefit from hypnosis. · The future of AI in the wellness industry and the democratization of app development. · Advice for tech founders building wellness tools: Focus on the core customer need. · Michelle's definition of innovation: combining existing ideas in new ways. Connect With Michelle Walters & Make My Hypno: · Make My Hypno App: Get 25% off your first purchase https://makemyhypno.com/podcast_discount · Personal Website: https://www.michellewalters.net/ Chapters: 00:00 Welcome Michelle Walters: Clinical Hypnotherapist & AI App Creator 01:25 From Digital Marketing to Hypnotherapy & AI: The Driving Curiosity 03:48 The Science of Hypnosis: Demystifying How It Works in the Brain 06:35 Make My Hypno: Building an AI for Personalized Hypnosis Recordings 09:52 Ethics in AI Wellness: Guardrails for Safe and Effective Hypnosis 11:56 Client Success Story: Rewriting Subconscious Patterns for Change 14:06 Hypnosis for Skeptics: Scientific Evidence and Efficacy Data 16:20 The Future of AI in Wellness and Therapeutic Applications 17:28 Advice for Founders: Bridging Code and Compassion by Focusing on Needs 19:02 Surprising Feedback: The Emotional Impact of AI-Generated Hypnosis 20:52 Hope for the Future: The Democratization of Technology for Wellness 22:30 The Power of the Subconscious: A Message for Technical Minds 23:52 Innovation Defined: Combining Ideas in New Ways 24:50 Connect with Michelle Walters & Get a Discount on Make My Hypno

    26 min
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Curious about what it’s really like to work, study, or create in science, engineering, technology and innovation? On The Iferia TechCast, we chat with students, researchers, tech pros, and innovators shaping these fields. Hear real stories of breakthroughs and breakdowns, late-night problem solving, failed experiments, and big wins. If you’ve ever debugged code at 2 a.m., accidentally blown something up in a lab, or fought to turn an idea into reality — this show’s for you. Want to be a guest ? Send Ezekiel Iferia a message on PodMatch: https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/theiferiatechcast