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Oct 8, 2026

Ian CrosslandGUEST
8:40
Um, uh-
GretchenHOST
8:41
And for those who don't know, Fred Hutchinson is a cancer research center in Seattle, Washington.
Ian CrosslandGUEST
8:45
Yeah.
Ian CrosslandGUEST
8:46
Okay.
GretchenHOST
8:46
Um, I just, I'm, like, doing shorthand 'cause I grew up in the Seattle area and I suddenly went, "Wait a second, w- this is streaming worldwide.
GretchenHOST
8:53
We got people all over the place." So Fred Hutch is a nickname for the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle.
Ian CrosslandGUEST
8:59
Yeah.
Ian CrosslandGUEST
8:59
Yes, exactly.
Ira PastorHOST
1:23
Uh, Dr. Robbins did his undergraduate in physics at Harvard, went on to a PhD at, uh, UC Berkeley, uh, did postdoc work at the Weizmann Institute, as well as the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton, uh, working with the renowned biologist Dr. Arnold Levine on, on various projects there.
Ira PastorHOST
1:40
Uh, went on to, you know, join Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, becoming a, a faculty member at sort of the very early days of their computational bio work.
Ira PastorHOST
1:48
And then in two thousand and nine, co-founded Adaptive Biotechnologies, uh, where he served as the CSO for 16 years, building, uh, a really fascinating idea, you know, basically taking the enormous amount of information contained in the genetics of the adaptive immune system and applying that towards diagnosis and treating disease.
Ira PastorHOST
2:07
Uh, and now, uh, Dr. Robbins is embarking on a, a new chapter as president and co-founder of Herald Data, which is a company focused on probably one of the most enormous bottlenecks in the age of AI-driven science, and that is ultimately access to high-quality scientific data.
Harlan RobinsGUEST
6:27
So and then we were new in the field, so everything we were doing, you know, was sort of somewhat novel, which was really amazing.
Harlan RobinsGUEST
6:35
So we got pretty good uptake, and I was there for three and a half, three years, three and a half years, and then I was ready for a faculty job, and I applied to this place.
Harlan RobinsGUEST
6:45
I, I was a physicist, so I'd never heard of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, but, um, one of the physicists, uh, at Princeton had come from there and w- who was com-
Ira PastorHOST
6:55
Mm
Dan BickfordGUEST
17:59
And then with kind of, And halfway through that process there, my mom was diagnosed with lobular cancer.
Dan BickfordGUEST
18:10
And I went into University of Washington, Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, Fred Hutchinson in Seattle, a new radiologist who worked there.
Dan BickfordGUEST
18:18
And my mom had felt a lump.
Dan BickfordGUEST
18:21
They got her in that day, got her in the breast MRI.
Sean ReynoldsHOST
11:26
And then you wonder why you got a bunch of numb-nut criminals out there running around shooting people.
Sean ReynoldsHOST
11:33
Among the signatories on this letter are major regional brands and organizations, including the Seattle Mariners, huh, Nordstrom, weird, Alaska Air Group, T-Mobile, Microsoft, Fred Hutchinson, Costco, Pemco, Puget Sound Energy, Kaiser Permanente, Starbucks.
Sean ReynoldsHOST
11:51
The list just goes on and on.
Sean ReynoldsHOST
11:53
Where were all these people when everybody was like, "Defund the police.
Rod SmithHOST
44:35
So this microchimericism idea is very fascinating that they may have studied this because they're actually using this same medical technique.
Rod SmithHOST
44:45
Idea here to quote unquote Fred Hutchinson's Cancer Research Center in Seattle has detected, you know, these Y chromosomes in multiple areas of the brain of deceased women because they're carrying a portion of the DNA of all of their humans.
Rod SmithHOST
44:59
So what do you think would happen if you had a generation of people being abducted? Right.
Rod SmithHOST
45:04
They're messing with them, taking the children before they're born.

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