The teenage kidnapping victim joins us to talk about her work with others who have survived traumatic events.
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Bouncing Back From Trauma
Psychiatrist Dennis Charney joins us to talk about bouncing back from life’s worst moments.
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Who You Should (And Shouldn’t) Trust For Health Advice
University of Pennsylvania professor Paul Offit joins us to talk about how people with agendas often take scientific studies and twist the information to suit their needs.
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Lessons From the Opioid Epidemic
Zoë Carpenter of The Nation talks about the ripple effect the opioid crisis is having on children.
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The Doctor Who Exposed The Flint Water Crisis
Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha joins us to tell the story of how she evolved from passive pediatrician to investigator of Flint, Michigan’s water supply and activist for the public’s health.
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Everybody’s Insecure And That’s OK
Psychologist Ellen Hendriksen joins us to talk about how we can overcome our fear of interacting with other people.
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Hormones Are More Than Just Sex
Dr. Randi Hutter Epstein joins us to talk about the vital role hormones play in our existence.
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What You’re Eating Probably Isn’t Food
Kristin Lawless joins us to talk about why mass production has led to less healthy foods – and about how we can reverse the trend.
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What You Can’t Learn In Medical School
This hour, we talk with a trio of physicians about the human side of healing.
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Young But Not Healthy
Michele Lent Hirsch joins us to talk about how she and other young women manage their medical conditions amid their busy lives.
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Healthy People Also Hear Voices
Sociologist T.M. Luhrmann joins us to talk about why a better understanding of how voices work in the brain might help patients with mental illness.
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Redefining Autism And Who’s Left Out
Lina Zeldovich joins us to talk about how people who may have autism are not receiving the proper diagnosis.
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