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This is a totally different beast than traditional vaccines because we're not injecting naked DNA here.

We're packaging them in transfection vehicles that make it really effective at getting into cells.

Hello everyone. I am Dr. Chris Martinson of Peak Prosperity, and we have a very special interview for you today.

We're talking with Kevin McKeown, chief scientific officer or CSO, and founder of medical genomics.

He has pioneered the genomics of cannabis and hemp. And previously, Kevin was CSO of cortogen life sciences,

where he oversaw more than 100 research collaborations exploring, and this is why it's important, the new biological frontiers with next generation genetic sequencing and saw a particular excitement and traction in human tumor sequencing, also relevant to today's conversation.

Kevin was the president and CSO of Agincourt Personal Genomics, a startup company.

He co-founded in 2005 to invent revolutionary sequencing technologies.

Kevin also managed the R&D for something you might have heard about called the Human Genome Project at Whitehead Institute at MIT, which also resulted in several patents for nucleic acid purification. So Kevin, I am so excited to be talking with you today.

Thank you, Chris. I appreciate the intro there. And that cancer stuff is actually done at AgingCorp,in, but whatever. It's hard to keep those straight because we flip the names. It's probably in my bio mixed up. I'll have to fix it. But yeah, kind of introduction. And I've enjoyed your presentations over the year. So I'm happy to throw it to be on here.

Well, we're plying the same water, sort of, which is, we're just trying to get to the truth, figure out what's going on. And I'm been in defense of my beloved science, which has taken a real whack to the back of the head from COVID onward.

That's at the medical level. That's at the science level. I mean, Kevin, just

editorially, people seem to have lost the ability to think rationally, we can editorialize on that

in just a minute. But I'm really astonished at how hard it is sometimes to talk with shared

terminology even sometimes now. What are you finding these days?

I think the whole Gutenberg story is reliving itself in the form of peer review.

You know, they finally come up with a printing press and what happens is the church wants to make sure no one prints heretical research or thoughts.

And here we are with the same centralized peer review system that has, I think, made a lot

of citizens just trust the science without having to interrogate or question the science. And COVID

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