Brian Goode's guest appearances

Brian Goode

People Behind the Science Podcast - Stories from Scientists about Science, Life, Research, and Science Careers

Breaking Barriers

Digital Pride Community Conversations

Ryan Serhant

Michael Mann

John Lee Dumas

Stuart Firestein

Steve Fisher

Michael Levin

Ayanna Howard

Sarah Bergbreiter

Lawrence Krauss

Nathan Smith

Katie Mack

Mike Glazer

Adam Gazzaley

Andrew Friedman

Jo Dunkley

OwlTail

Imagine - You're able to go after your passion, with essentially no overhead; no rent or expenses. But how are you supposed to grow working within someone else's parameters? Brian Goode, Owner of Goodebody Fitness, a gym in Toms River shares how his journey started and when he decided to take the leap. Tune in to Breaking Barriers to learn more about his mindset while building a dream of his own. Local to the area? Check them out! https://www.goodebody.com/

Imagine - You're able to go after your passion, with essentially no overhead; no rent or expenses. But how are you supposed to grow working within someone else's parameters? Brian Goode, Owner of Goodebody Fitness, a gym in Toms River shares how his journey started and when he decided to take the leap.  Tune in to Breaking Barriers to learn more about his mindset while building a dream of his own. Local to the area? Check them out! <a href="https://www.goodebody.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.goodebody.com/</a>

Live From Within ft. Brian Goode

Dawne Gee

Re-broadcast from the Republic Bank Queens in Quarantine Variety Show. Leah Halston and Syimone talk with Louisville news legends Dawne Gee and Brian Goode in an interview that is both hilarious and touching.

Re-broadcast from the Republic Bank Queens in Quarantine Variety Show. Leah Halston and Syimone talk with Louisville news legends Dawne Gee and Brian Goode in an interview that is both hilarious and touching.

Leah and Syimone interview Dawne Gee and Brian Goode

Dr. Brian Goode is a Research Scientist at the Fralin Life Science Institute at Virginia Tech, formerly the Biocomplexity Institute. Brian’s background is in engineering, and his current research aims to understand how data-driven and theoretical models can be applied to the real world. For example, in one project, he is working to predict outcomes for people and their families using data from their first nine years of life. Their goal is to make the best models they can, identify the considerations needed to apply these models to reality, and then determine how their models can be used to help craft interventions and policies. Lately, Brian has been spending his weekends with his wife repairing and preparing their sailboat. He learned how to sail during graduate school, and he is excited to be nearly ready to set sail in his own sailboat. Brian received his B.S. and Ph.D. in mechanical engineering from Virginia Tech. He was awarded an Office of Naval Research assistantship to complete his doctoral work. Afterwards, Brian went on a working holiday visa to Australia where he was a Field Engineer for Infrastructure Management Group, a bartender in Port Douglas, Queensland, and started freelance web developing while traveling. He then became an English Teacher in Thailand, and a Logistics Engineer at JB Hunt Transport Services, Inc. before returning to Virginia Tech to accept a postdoctoral fellowship. In 2016, Brian transitioned into his current position as a Research Scientist at Virginia Tech, and in 2017, he was awarded an Innovation Award from the Fragile Families Challenge held at Princeton University. In our interview, Brian will tell us more about his life and research.

Dr. Brian Goode is a Research Scientist at the Fralin Life Science Institute at Virginia Tech, formerly the Biocomplexity Institute. Brian’s background is in engineering, and his current research aims to understand how data-driven and theoretical models can be applied to the real world. For example, in one project, he is working to predict outcomes for people and their families using data from their first nine years of life. Their goal is to make the best models they can, identify the considerations needed to apply these models to reality, and then determine how their models can be used to help craft interventions and policies. Lately, Brian has been spending his weekends with his wife repairing and preparing their sailboat. He learned how to sail during graduate school, and he is excited to be nearly ready to set sail in his own sailboat. Brian received his B.S. and Ph.D. in mechanical engineering from Virginia Tech. He was awarded an Office of Naval Research assistantship to complete his doctoral work. Afterwards, Brian went on a working holiday visa to Australia where he was a Field Engineer for Infrastructure Management Group, a bartender in Port Douglas, Queensland, and started freelance web developing while traveling. He then became an English Teacher in Thailand, and a Logistics Engineer at JB Hunt Transport Services, Inc. before returning to Virginia Tech to accept a postdoctoral fellowship. In 2016, Brian transitioned into his current position as a Research Scientist at Virginia Tech, and in 2017, he was awarded an Innovation Award from the Fragile Families Challenge held at Princeton University. In our interview, Brian will tell us more about his life and research.

501: Modeling Social Systems to Inform Interventions and Impact Policies - Dr. Brian Goode