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Developmental psychologist Dr. Janis Whitlock explains the pivotal moment when Jon Kabat-Zinn introduced Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) through a medical school — and why that changed everything for evidence-based mental health treatment. From meditation's measurable c...

Can bionics help paralyzed people walk again? In this conversation, a medical robotics researcher shares his passionate vision for human augmentation --

Biochemist, neuroscientist, physician, and veteran Dr. Andrew Michael Zizewitz (Dr. Z) pulls no punches in this eye-opening conversation about the state of modern medicine

I flew to Mexico to ask an archaeologist a question I couldn't answer from a desk: why would people build monuments they knew would outlast them — knowing their world had an expiration date?Dr. Marx Navarro-Castillo is an archaeologist specializing in Maya civilization. We met in...

"I'm not sure if empathetic AI Is ready to be used at the collective." - Dr. Giannis Stamatellos

A conversation with cybersecurity researcher and data scientist Pablo Corona Fraga in Mexico City about how artificial intelligence is creating a new kind of inequality — not around money or housing, but around access to technology that could make someone 50,000 times smarter.

Dr. Devin Effinger is a person in long term recovery from heroin abuse.

Theofanis Tasis is a philosopher from Athens, Greece

Rare Melanoma, 22 Rounds of Treatment, an Amputation & the Reason He Keeps Going | Former Hostage Negotiator and NCAA Basketball Player: Terry Tucker

Calley Means, is the senior policy advisor to RFK Jr. in the Department of Health

Dr. Joan Ifland, lead editor and author of Processed Food Addiction: Foundations, Assessment, and Recovery, breaks down exactly how ultra-processed foods hijack your brain's reward system, train your craving cells, and create what she calls a "neurological monopoly."

Dr. Harcombe is a leading voice in healthcare advocacy from the UK

A conversation with NKUA philosophy professor Dr. Georgios Steiris on how we think about artificial intelligence in human decision-making — and why that matters for medicine.

Dr. Marion Mass, a pediatrician's firsthand account of how opaque pricing and consolidation affect patient outcomes.

How a surgeon's own metabolic crisis reshaped his understanding of cardiovascular disease prevention.

A conversation about why dietary recommendations remain contested — and what clinicians should make of the disagreement.

A breast cancer survivor on the gap between a clean mammogram and a diagnosis — and what came after.

After exceeding 400 pounds and years of failed conventional dieting, Dave pursued a holistic approach — prioritizing mental health and sustainable behavioral change over restrictive diets. His 86-pound weight loss demonstrates the critical role of mindset, consistency, and psychological readiness in obesity treatment outcomes.

Calley is senior advisor to HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. - he and I discuss why chronic disease prevention is a systems problem — and what's standing in the way of change.

Greece has 127 public hospitals. Dozens of incompatible software systems. Zero interoperability between them. The national health infrastructure exists — ePrescription covers 98% of pharmacies. The MyHealth app works. IDIKA built the highway. But the hospitals have no on-ramps....

Street conversations across Athens exploring how people think about meaning, purpose, and what matters most. Part of an ongoing documentary series with 70+ interviews across four countries.

Unscripted interviews with people in public spaces — practicing the skill that matters most in medicine and is taught the least.

Australian longevity medicine physician Dr. Peter Kayla shares his top 5 evidence-based strategies for extending healthspan and lifespan. With over 30 years of clinical experience and 10,000+ patients, Dr. Kayla breaks down epigenetic testing, stress reduction, the Mediterranean...