Episodes

  • The link

    The link
    Sep 23 2024
    In this episode of The Link 🖇️ podcast, Darrin Austin explores a revolutionary venture in the lithium production industry led by EnergyX, a forward-thinking energy solutions company. Backed by a $5 million grant from the Department of Energy, EnergyX aims to produce five times more lithium than the largest U.S. plant, a significant shift that could position the U.S. as a global leader in lithium production. Austin outlines the growing demand for lithium, expected to increase 20-fold by 2040, emphasizing the potential impact and benefits of EnergyX's ambitious project. He also highlights the eager participation from individual investors and industry giants, including GM. Lastly, Austin reminds listeners of the upcoming October 3rd deadline for investing in this groundbreaking project, encouraging them to consider this unique opportunity to contribute to the future of green technology.
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    3 mins
  • The link

    The link
    Sep 23 2024
    In this episode of The Link 🖇️ podcast, host Darrin Austin discusses a significant development in US lithium production by EnergyX, a trailblazing company with a sustainable mission. The demand for lithium, which powers technologies like smartphones and electric cars, is expected to surge 20-fold by 2040. This presents an opportunity for EnergyX, which intends to boost lithium production by five times, an initiative supported by GM and over 28,000 other investors. This achievement could strengthen US's position in the global lithium market and significantly enhance our sustainable future. Investors are welcome to join this transformative journey until October 3rd, marking the investment deadline.
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    4 mins
  • The link

    The link
    Sep 23 2024
    In this episode of The Link 🖇️ podcast, host Darrin Austin explores the fascinating realm of blood types, shedding light on a new scientific discovery that resolves a 50-year-old medical mystery. He clarifies common misconceptions, explaining that blood types extend beyond the typical A, B, AB or O classifications, with up to 47 distinct groupings used by scientists for categorizing red blood cell antigens. The highlight of the episode is a recent breakthrough in understanding the rare 'AnWj-negative' blood type caused by a gene mutation. This discovery has significant implications for preventing life-threatening errors during blood transfusions. In conclusion, Darrin reminds listeners not to overlook the importance of such ‘small’ scientific discoveries which often have profound real-world impacts.
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    3 mins