If this episode resonates with you, please share it with someone who needs to hear it.What happens when cancer turns your whole life upside down twice?In this episode, I sit down with Elissa Goodman, an integrative holistic nutritionist. She faced Hodgkin’s lymphoma, later developed Hashimoto’s after radiation, and lost her husband, Mark, to cancer in his mid-forties. She’s helped thousands of clients manage their health issues, created the EG Kitchen Cleanse in Los Angeles, and wrote the book

This week on the E-Motion Wellness Podcast, we’re joined by Dr. Ryan Nordell — a leading expert in longevity and performance medicine.Dr. Nordell breaks down the science of living longer, stronger, and sharper, sharing practical insights on how to optimize health, balance hormones, and unlock your body’s full potential. From daily habits to advanced medical approaches, this episode offers a roadmap for anyone looking to elevate their energy, focus, and vitality.If you’re passionate about longevity,

In this powerful episode of Living Transplant, host Candice Coghlan sits down with Sasha, a social worker at Toronto General Hospital, to discuss the vital intersection of mental health, addiction recovery, and organ transplantation. Sasha shares her journey into social work, her experience supporting patients in the Alcohol Liver Disease Program, and how stigma can affect those living with alcohol-related liver disease.The conversation dives deep into the realities of recovery, relapse prevention,

Most detoxes miss the most important step — and it’s why so many people still feel tired, foggy, or hormonally off even after “doing everything right.”In this episode of Grounded Wellness, Dr. Daniel Pompa, a pioneer in cellular healing and detoxification, joins Bethany to reveal why true healing starts in the cell. After facing years of unexplained illness, mercury toxicity, and chronic fatigue, Dr. Pompa discovered a principle that changed everything:You don’t get well until you fix the cell.They

Hear Alex's soothing and perhaps magical tones as he walks through some woods in the dark. Warning: this episode may contain bats and sheep!

When it comes to understanding the wide world supplements, it can feel like information overload. New products launch constantly, messaging often conflicts, and it’s hard to know what will truly help versus hinder. If you’ve been thinking about adding supplements to your daily routine but want to boost your confidence and knowledge first, this episode is for you.Join Dr. Ginger Hultin in conversation is Dr. Douglas Kalman, a globally recognized expert in nutritional neuroscience and supplements

Click here and follow the steps to enter my giveaway for $750 of FREE wellness goodies!Here’s what one lucky winner will get:A $100 Amazon Gift Card to kickstart your low-toxin living journeyA $100 gift card to Primally Pure to stock up on all your favorite non toxin personal care itemsMy Eat to Heal Collection - which includes 3 different meal plans- an anti inflammatory meal plan, gut healing meal plan, and hormone healing meal plan-packed with healing recipes, grocery lists, food swaps and so

From chasing powder as a professional skier to enduring 28 surgeries and a life-altering battle with Lyme disease — Athena’s story is one of resilience, reinvention, and unshakable strength.In this powerful episode, Athena opens up about her years as a competitive skier, the toll of injury and recovery, and her fight with Lyme disease that tested her physically and mentally. Through it all, she discovered a deeper strength within herself — one that led her to rebuild her life and thrive as a

By way of Aesop's fable, The Ass and the Lion's Skin, Alex explores the nature of identity, and how we all, especially autistics, wear a mask from time to time to hide our true selves. He discusses the indelible marks that doing so imposes on our future selves, how this leaks out into our art, and why donkeys are awesome.

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In this mind-blowing conversation, Dr. Daiana Castleman discusses the critical aspects of heart health for women navigating menopause. The discussion covers the importance of understanding cholesterol levels, the role of statins in managing heart health, and the unique cardiovascular risks women face. Dr. Castleman emphasizes the significance of prevention, regular testing, and lifestyle changes while also addressing the complexities surrounding hormone therapy and its impact on heart health. The

Alex chats with Owen Moxey about the dauntingly wide world, both fantasy and real-life, of table top gaming, and how rediscovering Warhammer miniature painting helped him navigate the physical and psychological challenges of successive diagnoses of Functional neurological disorder, autism and ADHD.

Slowing down isn’t lazy. It’s medicine for your nervous system, and it might be the missing piece in your cancer story.In this episode, I walk through the years leading up to my cancer diagnosis and why I believe stress was the common thread that set the stage. Caregiving for my mom through her stage four cancer, swallowing grief, pushing through burnout, even over-exercising, it all added up. There is a big difference between acute and chronic stress, how it hijacks your immune system, and why it

From skating on the ice as a pro hockey player, to battling addiction, mental health struggles, and personal trauma — Ryan’s journey is anything but ordinary. His path took a shocking turn as he rose to become Vancouver’s biggest marijuana smuggler, earning the title “King of Weed” and even landing on Locked Up Abroad.But that’s not where his story ends. Today, Ryan is sober, a passionate mental health advocate, and a humanitarian committed to turning his past into a powerful force for good.This

Conventional skincare culture tells us to fight aging, fear the sun, and turn to quick fixes like Botox to stay youthful. But are injections the only way? In this episode, holistic esthetician Elizabeth Carter, founder of Honest Rituals, joins Grounded Wellness co-host and holistic esthetician Courtney Goetz to explore the truth about Botox, its risks, and natural alternatives that actually work.They discuss how intuitive skincare can be a sacred ritual, why facial massage and buccal massage support

We have a very powerful program in store for you this Saturday as The Word on Medicine examines domestic violence - and specifically, Intimate Partner Violence. Drs. Terri deRoon-Cassini and Andrew Schramm are joined by Michelle Coppens, Coordinator for Milwaukee County’s Domestic Violence High Risk Team. There is so much to unpack in this very complicated topic, which unfortunately is more common than you may think. Once again, The Word on Medicine explores some of the most sensitive topics in all

Creatine has been around for nearly two centuries, but only recently has it become one of the hottest supplements in health and fitness. From supporting muscle strength to enhancing cognition and even showing promise in recovery from injury, creatine is generating more buzz than ever. But with popularity comes confusion; is it safe, who should take it, and what’s fact versus myth?In this episode, Ginger sits down with Dr. Scott Forbes, a leading researcher in sports nutrition and one of the foremost

In this deeply moving episode of The Living Transplant Podcast, host Candice Coghlan sits down with Mary, a liver transplant recipient whose story embodies courage, vulnerability, and self-advocacy.Mary opens up about her struggles with addiction, mental health, and identity, sharing how her liver transplant became a turning point toward healing — both physically and emotionally. She discusses the often-overlooked connection between mental and physical health, the stigma surrounding addiction, and

Prefer to watch this content? Stream the Becoming Superhuman podcast on YouTube.Money shifts when your energy does.In this episode I am joined by Morgan Blackman, a coach who’s spent five years helping women with money, wealth, and wellbeing. She blends practical finance with the energetics of money, connecting mindset, body, and daily rituals to how we earn, keep, and grow wealth.Morgan traces her path from university investing to doubling 5,000 dollars and building over 40,000 dollars in three

Can you picture the future? Ten, twenty, even thirty years from now? And more importantly, are you ready to embrace what you see? For the riveting final episode of Season 1, Dr. Scott Sigman sits down with a man whose name has become synonymous with the future of healthcare: Dr. Daniel Kraft. A Stanford and Harvard-trained physician-scientist, inventor, and health-tech pioneer, Dr. Kraft brings over 25 years of experience at the intersection of medicine, research, and innovation. In this eye-opening