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Guest interviews
English
United States
339 episodes
since April 5, 2020
episodic

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Send us Fan Mail When someone you love dies, you lose far more than their presence—you often lose your routines, roles, identity, and your very reason to get out of bed in the morning. How do you begin rebuilding life when the world you knew no longer exists? In this episode, Marianne and Charlie e…

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Send us Fan Mail When books are too long for a grief-fogged brain, therapists lack specialized experience, and traditional support groups fail, how do you process profound loss?  Discover how Saundra Neperud built The Grief App and why affinity death cafes are transforming community bereavement car…
Send us Fan Mail Measles was declared eliminated in the U.S. in 2000, but declining rates have brought it back into headlines. Staying up to date on vaccines isn't about medical lectures—it's about preserving your independence, avoiding illness-related restrictions, and protecting the com…
Send us Fan Mail "Danger, Will Robinson!" sounded like science fiction in 1965. Today, the warning behind that iconic catchphrase is dangerously relevant. Artificial intelligence can answer questions, imitate voices, persuade voters, and automate complex tasks. But as AI enters healthcare…
Send us Fan Mail Learn how dogs and cats grieve after losing a loved one, signs of pet grief to watch for, and when behavioral changes mean it’s time to call your vet. https://bit.ly/4hMfqpI In this Episode: 00:00 – Intro: Do Dogs and Cats Grieve? Helping Pets Through Loss 01:44 – Personal Stories…
Send us Fan Mail A diagnosis of cancer changes how people think about their health, their future, and their everyday lives. For people diagnosed with blood cancers such as Waldenström macroglobulinemia or diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL), the path from diagnosis through treatment and remission…
Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, the true scale of loss is still being measured. While 2,977 lives were lost on that morning, more than 4,343 first responders and survivors have since died from toxic exposures at Ground Zero—a secondary wave of loss that continues to rise.  In this episo…
Most people associate cancer with ongoing treatments like chemotherapy or radiation, but the illness itself can trigger sudden, life-threatening oncologic emergencies. In part two of our cancer emergency series, Dr. Marianne Matzo breaks down metastatic spinal cord compression—a critical condition …
Dr. Gloria Thomas Anderson joins us to discuss advance care planning, addressing healthcare bias, and empowering diverse communities: https://bit.ly/4cfiCqN "What Y’all Gon’ Do With Me?" It’s a bold question, but one that opens the door to essential conversations about our final wishes.  …
Parenting doesn't end when children grow up. In this episode, we explore why relationships with adult children can become more complicated over time, what research reveals about family tensions, and how parents can maintain connection while respecting independence. Listen: https://bit.ly/45Gyn…
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