# Brigitte Cutshall

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Why Your Mouth Might Be Driving Inflammation Everywhere Else / Dr. Eugene Antenucci

Dr. Eugene Antenucci — dentist, LSU dental school instructor, and author of "A Journey of a Thousand Smiles" — joins Brigitte Cutshall on Real Things Living to break down the mouth-body connection most people never learn about. We cover gum disease and chronic inflammation, the blue zones' link be…

Autism & Mental Health: Stop Trying to Fit the Mold / Lawrence Harris

Youth mental health advocate, Lawrence Harris, breaks down why we need to stop trying to fit the mold when it comes to autism, mental health, and choosing our own path. Brigitte Cutshall speaks with 20-year-old Lawrence to explore neurodiversity, self-advocacy, and bridging generational divides. H…

The Science of Love in Healthcare: Mindset & Recovery with Winston Meikle

A 40-year ICU nurse says your response to a diagnosis matters more than the diagnosis itself, and he's built a whole theory of care around it. Winston Meikle — nurse educator, author of "The Power of Love: A Nursing Theory", and founder of Loving Care Partners — joins Brigitte Cutshall to explore h…

How to Help Your Pet Live Longer (Start by Removing These Hidden Toxins)

In this episode of Real Things Living, host Brigitte Cutshall sits down with natural pet health advocate and podcaster, Angela Ardolino. Angela shares her personal journey from losing her first dog to toxic standard treatments to helping her second dog live to 17 using holistic care. Together, th…

Is Free-Range Childhood A Lost Art? / Meghan Cox Gurdon

Wall Street Journal columnist and author, Meghan Cox Gurdon, joins Brigitte Cutshall on Real Things Living to talk about her new memoir, "Free Range Girl." The true story of the year she spent as a 12-year-old living off-grid on a homestead her father built with his own hands in rural Maine. They …

High Risk Doesn't Mean Doom / Fetal Medicine with Dr. Panicos Shangaris

Does a "high-risk pregnancy" mean something will go wrong? Fetal medicine specialist, Panicos Shangaris, of King's College Hospital speaks with Brigitte Cutshall; he explains how the label works, why preconception counseling matters, and how AI is changing prenatal care. 3 Takeaways (1) "High ris…

Unseen Pain: Dr. Olaf Kroneman on Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome & Medical Advocacy

Dr. Olaf Kroneman trained at Mayo Clinic, the University of Virginia, and Mass General before bringing his medicine home to Detroit. He treats patients with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS), a connective tissue condition that can bring POTS, mast cell reactions, and pain that is too often dismissed, e…

Leave Your Bubble: Wesley Warshawer on Travel & Common Ground

Wesley Warshawer went from studying abroad in India and Korea to a career in tech. When COVID made his job remote, he left his comfort zone and moved to a new U.S. city every four to six weeks, meeting his neighbors one conversation at a time. He joins Brigitte Cutshall to share how stepping outsid…

Beyond the Stage: Healing, Family & Second Chances with Ezra Vancil

Texas singer-songwriter, Ezra Vancil, joins Brigitte Cutshall to talk about music as “another language.” Ezra shares how he rebuilt his life after a collapse in his 30s, why he walked away from chasing fame, and how writing and touring with his daughter became the best part of his career. It’s a w…

One Breath Changes Everything / Anthony Abbagnano

One breath can change how you handle stress, conflict, and your whole day. Breathwork teacher Anthony Abbagnano, founder of Alchemy of Breath and the ASHA retreat center in Italy, shares simple breathing practices for nervous system regulation, stress relief, and calmer relationships. Host, Brigit…