# Kim Nash

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Stress, the Immune System, and the Root Cause of Chronic Disease

Cancer biologist and TEDx speaker Rebecca Maff, known as the Healthy Biologist, joins Kim Nash on The Chronic Truth to explain the science of how stress feeds chronic disease and what we can do to get ahead of it. From the amygdala's role in immune suppression to AI-powered cancer screening, Rebecc…

Learning to Work With God - Dr. Kimberly Nash Alexander | Faithly Podcast

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Today on the Faithly Podcast, Alicia Lee and special co-host Rev. Elliot Johnson welcome Dr. Kimberly Nash Alexander, Founder of Deeper Roots SoulCare, spiritual director, ministry leader, and longtime pastor’s wife, for a thoughtful conversation about spiritual formation and learning to trust God …

The Absence of Visible Disease Is Not the Absence of Suffering

Erika Conrad-Wess has lived with trigeminal neuralgia since 2004 more than two decades of invisible, relentless facial pain, multiple brain surgeries, and a healthcare system that didn't always believe her. Now the author of Nerve, a memoir of chronic pain, medical trauma, and surviving the healthc…

She Slept for a Month. Then She Figured Out Why.

Jan Rothney was a psychology lecturer in health and social care when her body finally shut down completely leaving her bedbound and asleep for nearly a month. Because she already understood the science of what was happening, she knew exactly what to do: stop pushing, celebrate tiny wins, and send s…

Hoosier Hustle: Jackson County Dental

Hoosier Hustle: Jackson County Dental This week on Hoosier Hustle, we sit down with Kim Nash from Jackson County Dental to talk about what goes into keeping Jackson County smiling! From building lasting relationships with patients to staying at the forefront of modern dental care, Kim shares the de…

Maryanne Peng on Biliary Atresia, Recovery, and Living Donor Advocacy

Maryanne Peng was six weeks old when she was diagnosed with biliary atresia, a rare condition where the bile ducts are absent or blocked from birth. She had a Kasai surgery, a procedure that works in roughly 20–25% of cases. Hers worked. Her liver is still her own, still functioning. But surviving …