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In episode 2 of the Podovirus podcast, 'Getting Phage Research Funded', Jessica Sacher interviews Dr. Joe Campbell, who spent the past decade+ as a program officer at NIAID, the US gov's main infectious disease funding body. Dr. Campbell r

In a recent episode of the PhageCast podcast, Graham Hatfull (University of Pittsburgh) discusses the importance of mycobacteriophages and their potential for phage therapy against M. abscessus.

A recent episode of BBC Sounds' "In Our Time" interviewed Martha Clokie and James Ebdon about how phages can be used to track and cure bacterial illnesses.

Check out this episode of the Phage Therapy Today podcast, which features Dr. Mercedes Gonzalez from INCATE (an AMR startup funder/accelerator) and Dr. Gregorio Iraola at Kinzbio, an INCATE recipient and founder of a new phage startup in Ur

In a recent podcast episode of This Week in Virology (TWiV), learn how a viral capsid protein activates a bacterial innate immune system, interfering with protein synthesis, and human-associated redondoviruses that infect the commensal prot

In another recent TWiV episode, learn how mammalian cells internalize and utilize phage particles to enhance cell growth and survival.

This week on PhageCast, the team talked to Paul Turner about how his lab is predicting the trade-offs of bacterial resistance to phage, to achieve killing by reversing the antibiotic resistance. They also covered how these findings are tran

PhageCast recently interviewed Lorenzo Corsini about why Staph phages don’t work well in plasma or synovial fluid, and talked to Jean-Paul Pirnay (2-part series) about the Queen Astrid Military Hospital’s first 100 documented cases of phage

Michael Shamash, a gut phageome PhD student at McGill University, explores the influence of gut phages on the human microbiome and their potential impact on health in a podcast interview with Justine Dees at the Joyful Microbe.

This week Phagecast podcast published a new episode featuring an interview with Jean-Paul Pirnay! Dive into the world of phage therapy in Belgium – how it started, current practices, and future perspectives. This episode is the first of a t

On a new episode of the Accelerating Success podcast, Dr. Steven Theriault discusses how regulatory hurdles in Canada hinder access to innovative animal health products, leading Cytophage Technologies to decide against bringing their produc

This month on the PhageCast podcast, a new episode format has been released, with a focus on short stories from PhD students or early stage researchers. It has been opened up with Veronique Ongenae and her recently released paper: "Reversib

BBC Radio 4, a popular radio station in the United Kingdom, published a podcast episode titled "Bacteria: The Tiny Giants, Forests, Pharma and Phages" that explores various aspects of phage research and their impact on ecosystems.

In a new episode of Phagecast, the hosts speak with Ben Burrowes, CEO of BB Phage Consultancy, known for his work on phage training, A.K.A. the Appleman’s protocol.

This week the PhageCast podcast interviewed Rob Lavigne about his phage work, including P. aeruginosa phage dark matter, the Igy peptide, and the significance of RNA sequencing.

PhageLab's CTO, Pablo Cifuentes Palma, was interviewed by the BBC's Jane Chambers on "The Coolest Science in the World" segment of the Unexpected Elements podcast about PhageLab's work with phages (starts at the 29:55 minute mark).

TechLink Health has released two phage podcasts on defeating superbugs and the role of phage therapy: one with Steffanie Strathdee, Co-Director of IPATH, and one with Rob McBride, CEO of Felix Biotechnology.

Phage Therapy Today released a podcast featuring Dr. Frenk Smrekar, founder and CEO at JAFRAL, discussing the importance of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) in phage therapy.

This week Phagecast published a new episode featuring an interview with Martin Loessner! You can hear very valuable insights in what is important to have a successful scientific career together with some phage science: how L-forms become re

Oluwasegun Daramola of the Ibadan Bacteriophage Research Team was interviewed an episode of the Medlab LabCast called Phage Therapy: The Enemy of My Enemy Is My Friend.