Ben Bolin

Ben Bolin, a knowledgeable host behind podcasts like Stuff They Don't Want You To Know, joins the conversation about the controversial blood plasma donation program in Arkansas prisons under Governor Clinton. They delve into the ethical dilemmas of exploiting marginalized communities and the dark history of tainted blood in the U.S. From humorous anecdotes about early blood transfusion trials to the grim realities of inmate exploitation, this discussion shines a light on the troubling intersections of healthcare and ethics.

Noel Brown and Ben Bolin, co-hosts of the popular podcast 'Stuff They Don’t Want You to Know,' dive into the eerie phenomenon known as Havana Syndrome. They investigate whether U.S. officials were targeted by a mysterious attack or if it’s a psychological occurrence. The duo also reflects on the evolution of podcasting, sharing captivating anecdotes from its early days, and tackles the ethical implications of sonic weapons, leaving listeners pondering the intersection of technology and health.

Ben Bolin, a longtime fan and guest host, dives into the captivating world of 3D printing. The conversation reveals how this technology can print everything from food to medical organs. They discuss innovative applications like 3D-printed casts and its transformative effects on industries such as aviation and healthcare. The humor shines as they navigate the challenges of removing printed objects, while also tackling crucial ethical and environmental issues. Bolin's insights make for an engaging exploration of the future possibilities of 3D printing.