
Demo days are beauty pageants. Real investors are looking for a relationship, and that means they will eventually see everything under the hood. In the longest epilogue in its storied history, Dan Mazzucco looks back at...


Dan Mazzucco interviews experts in the biotech and medtech industries.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "The Capital Readiness Program: Season 3 Epilogue" (30 October 2026, 34 minutes), "CRP#10: How to Build a Life-science Ecosystem, with Eli Velasquez, J.D." (16 October 2026, 56 minutes), and "CRP#9: Why Every Founder Needs an Iron Gut, and Ego Has No Place in the Game, with Nicole Lipkin, Psy.D." (2 October 2026, 57 minutes).
Life Science Insights publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 52 minutes across 31 episodes.
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Life Science Insights is a business podcast with 31 episodes published.
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Demo days are beauty pageants. Real investors are looking for a relationship, and that means they will eventually see everything under the hood. In the longest epilogue in its storied history, Dan Mazzucco looks back at...

Founders hear "you're too early" so often it stops meaning anything. Too early for whom, and by what measure? The answer usually has less to do with the technology and more to do with how investors get ROI, and what...

Nicole Lipkin built a therapy practice with more than 80 clinicians over 17 years, then walked away to build something that could reach families the clinic never could. Her path from a mail-in subscription box to a...

Nearly one in two adults in the US has high blood pressure, and three out of four of them don't have it under control. In this episode, Adeyemi (Yemi) Oginni, CEO and Co-founder of PDC Remote Care, joins Dan Mazzucco to...

Syphilis, once considered nearly eradicated in the US, has risen 700 percent over the last decade. Congenital cases, passed from mother to newborn, are up 800 percent. In this episode, Nick Malhomme, CEO of Diagnostics...

Every hospital ICU has a monitor for the heart and a monitor for the lungs. Until recently, none of them had one built specifically for the brain. In this episode, Dick Moberg, CEO and Founder of Moberg Analytics, joins...

Most early-stage founders know they need regulatory help. What they don't know is that by the time they think they need it, they're already two years behind. The submission is not the strategy — and confusing the two is...

Eighty percent of adults on the autism spectrum are unemployed or unable to live independently. We spend more on autism than on diabetes, but most of those individuals still can't cross the finish line on basic life...

Episode #3
$380 billion is spent annually on musculoskeletal care in the United States — more than cancer, diabetes, and cardiac care combined. And 90% of patients don't follow their plan of care. Physical therapy has an adherence...

<p>During a feasibility study at MIT, patients walked on a robotic treadmill that removed the floor during the swing phase of gait. The result was simple and striking: people just walked better. One patient said, "I...

During a feasibility study at MIT, patients walked on a robotic treadmill that removed the floor during the swing phase of gait. The result was simple and striking: people just walked better. One patient said, "I wish I...

<p>After sitting through what he calls his "thousandth demo day," Heath Naquin walked away convinced that the entire model was broken. Founders were being polished for investors rather than prepared for the real work of...

Episode #14
<p>Dan yaps about his guests from Season 2 and introduces the theme for Season 3. This is not a full episode, but it is worth investing the eight minutes if you want to understand the whole season.</p><p>Theme Music...

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<p>From October 2025 through April 2026, the SBIR program went dark. Now that it's back, what is different?</p><p>In this episode, Jerry Hollister, Co-Owner of BBCetc, joins Dan Mazzucco to pull back the curtain on the...

<p>Getting FDA clearance is not a business goal. It is a milestone on the way to one. The goal is revenue in year one, year two, year three — and if a startup's pitch deck doesn't show how reimbursement dynamics support...

<p>NIH-funded researchers are brilliant scientists, but most are complete beginners when it comes to reimbursement strategy, design history files, and what the FDA actually cares about. By the time they realize it...

<p>What happens when surgeons casually mention they're not seeing infections at expected rates, and a materials scientist realizes his ceramic spine implants might be doing something no one anticipated?</p><p>In this...

<p>Most founders think they need money. What they really need is someone who can tell them where their assumptions are wrong before they scale the wrong solution.</p><p>In this episode, Mohit Prajapati, Chief Innovation...

<p>Some people ask AI to write an SOP and are told to eat a few small rocks per day. Spencer Jones uploads 20 documents, writes a 15-minute prompt, and has the model interview him with 40 questions before it generates...

<p>After an injury turned her away from the practice of medicine, Cellia Habita built Europe's largest genetic database for diabetes on her way to two decades of global biotech leadership.</p><p>In this episode, "the...
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