This episode focused on Sleep Health Products.

Natasha Chu from StimScience introduced Somni, a neurotechnology headband that enhances sleep using personalized brain stimulation, reducing time to fall asleep as well as tossing and turning.

Lauren Duffel, a sleep coach, emphasized sleep hygiene tips and the benefits of wearables like the Oura Ring.

Ramiro Maldonado discussed the Nobi Smart Lamp, which uses circadian light to improve sleep and fall prevention.

Patrick Morris from gugu Sleep in Japan, shared insights on sleep deprivation and the company's mission to promote better sleep through comfortable mattresses. Patrick mentioned the growing awareness of sleep importance in Japan and Gugu’s role in educating the public.

Recorded on March 2, 2023, this episode is part of our Sleep Health Series. Speakers are listed in their order of appearance.

Roger Anunsen, Research and Design Photavia; consultant Mindramp; Former college instructor
TEDx Speaker The Power of a Smidgen: Applied Brain Science – 2017

Natasha Chu, Head of Growth and Ecommerce, StimScience Somnee Studies at time of show
Currently Advisor and Mentor, Mucker Capital; from 2025: Advisor, Stealth Startup

Lauren Duffell, Insomnia Reversal Coach, Coaching for Insomniacs; BetterUp - formerly Crescent Health

Ramiro Maldonado PT, DPT, EMBA, BizDev Manager, Nobi Smart Lamps at time of show
Currently Director of Clinical and BizDev, UprightVR

Patrick Morris, CEO and Co-Founder, gugu sleep - based in Japan

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Music: Solemnity written and performed by Richard Sherman