Running on autopilot? Constantly giving to everyone else while neglecting your own needs? Feeling disconnected from yourself? Welcome to our world! And unfortunately, the place where so many of us live.Until now.Meet Dr. Kristine Laderoute, a clinical psychologist with over 15 years of experience who's made it her mission to help women create space for themselves in their lives. Her approach goes beyond traditional therapy - she's a proponent of depth therapy and self-connection who believes that

We have a wonderful program this Saturday as The Word on Medicine brings you into the world of Women’s Health and Fitness through Menopause with Dr. Aimee Welsh, co-founder of the Preventive Cardiology Program at MCW and an expert on primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease. We cover everything from the hormonal changes of menopause to diet and exercise and much more – such an important program!

Prefer to watch this content? Stream the Becoming Superhuman podcast on YouTube.What if consciousness isn’t in your brain at all?In this episode I sit down with Dr. Amit Goswami, a theoretical physicist and author whose decades of work bridge quantum physics with questions of consciousness, love, and God. His book The Self-Aware Universe was one of the first that spoke to both my scientific side and my spiritual questions.We get into why conventional science struggles to even define consciousness,

This week on the E-Motion Wellness Podcast, we’re honored to welcome Antonio — Marine Corps veteran and founder of Frontline Strong.For Antonio, this work is more than a cause; it’s a mission. After serving our country, he saw firsthand the mental health struggles many veterans face and committed his life to suicide awareness and prevention. Through Frontline Strong, Antonio is helping veterans access and pay for therapy, ensuring that those who have sacrificed so much can get the support they

For decades, women have been told the same story: mammograms save lives. They’re painted as the gold standard for breast cancer prevention — a rite of passage once you hit your forties. But what if that story isn’t the full picture? What if the very test meant to protect us is also leading to unnecessary fear, invasive treatments, and even harm?In this powerful episode of Grounded Wellness, host Bethany McDaniel sits down with Dr. Jenn Simmons, a former top breast cancer surgeon turned functional

What if the “healthy” supplements you trust are quietly increasing your cancer risk?In this episode, I’m joined by Keith Bishop, a retired pharmacist, clinical nutritionist, cancer coach, author, and founder of Prevail Over Cancer. In his work he brings decades of experience at the crossroads of pharmacy, natural medicine, and cancer care.His journey from pharmacy owner to cancer-focused practitioner started when a few of his family members faced prostate cancer. This pushed him to study food,

More often than not, the relationship we have with food stems from the relationship we have with ourselves. In part two of this important conversation on how emotions shape nutrition, registered dietitian and behavioral health specialist Rachel Harvest joins Ginger to take a closer look at the relationship to self, how it influences the spectrum of restrictive eating, and the process of listening to your body to rewrite old habits. Together they explore food as an emotional tool, the importance of

In this inspiring episode, host Candice Coghlan speaks with Megan Owen-Evans, a rare double anonymous living organ donor. Megan has given both a kidney and part of her liver—gifts offered not to family or friends, but to complete strangers in need.Together, they explore what motivates someone to step forward for such extraordinary acts of altruism, the recovery journey, and the myths and misconceptions around anonymous donation. Megan also shares how her experiences as a donor inspired her advocacy

Please join Dr. Alexandra Istl (surgical oncologist) and Sarah Kaehny (clinical research assistant II) from the Medical College of Wisconsin as they discuss The Financial Impact of a Cancer Diagnosis. They offer unique perspectives that are not just medical, but also personal, as one of them shares her own experience with cancer and the financial impact this had on her life.

In the final episode of Season 2, we meet Kimberly Lockhart, bereaved Mama to Wilder Jay, who was stillborn at full term. Kimberly shares Wilder Jay’s birth story and her deep need for connection and resources to support her grief journey, which led her and other bereaved parents to organize the inaugural Vancouver Butterfly Run in 2019. Today, the Butterfly Run supports the Butterfly Support Network, which helps families whose lives have been touched by infertility, pregnancy loss, and infant loss

Prefer to watch this content? Stream the Becoming Superhuman podcast on YouTube.What if sound could rewrite the stress your body has carried for years?In this episode, I sit down with Jillian Faldmo, a biofield tuning practitioner who’s spent the last decade working alongside founder Eileen Cusick. She started out as a registered nurse, left conventional nursing after her own powerful sessions, and now teaches Biofield Tuning (including helping build its online training) while running a coaching

Say you could be taught to create incredible medical devices, the kind that save lives. And you could learn exactly what it takes to get them across the finish line, funded and FDA approved. Would you say count me in? In this episode, Dr. Scott Sigman connects with the brilliant Dr. Josh Makower, serial entrepreneur, ExploraMed founder, and innovation professor at Stanford University, to talk about what it really takes to bring groundbreaking medical ideas to life. From his childhood obsession with

From the streets of Newark to the boardrooms of Wall Street — James Amarosi’s story is unlike anything you’ve heard before.A champion black belt fighter in Japan, James took the same discipline and strategy that fueled his martial arts career into the world of finance. He went on to manage a $4B hedge fund, take multiple companies public, and now serves as CEO of The Legacy Fund — alongside legends like Dominique Wilkins, Kevin Harrington, and Darren Prince.In this raw and inspiring conversation,

In this episode, Liza Walter shares her journey of reproductive loss which includes a long fertility journey, miscarriage and surrogacy. She also describes the beautiful, yet heart wrenching, birth of her son, Levi, who was stillborn at 34 weeks. As we come to understand the lengths Liza and her partner Jaye went to to become parents, we learn that not every reproductive journey ends with parenting a living child. We also hear from Courtney Handja, a registered clinical counsellor, who specializes

Dealing with crippling uncontrollable rage, anxiety, and crushing depression? Feeling like you're completely falling apart and your doctor's solution is to just ‘manage your stress’? Not sure if what you're experiencing is depression, perimenopause, or something else entirely?You're not losing your mind, you're not broken, and you're definitely not alone.Consider this startling statistic from the SWAN study: a woman’s risk of experiencing depression in the menopause transition is 59% if she has a

- Overview of Triple Negative Breast Cancer- Fear of Recurrence - Concerns That Cancer May Come Back - Events That May Trigger Fear of Recurrence: Living with Continuing Uncertainty - Promoting Effective Health Care Communication - Making Informed Treatment Choices - Follow-Up Care - Tips for Coping with Fear of Recurrence - Balancing Reality with Stress Management Tips - Using Mind Body Techniques to Cope with Fear of Recurrence - How to Select the Mind Body Techniques That are Best for You -

We have a wonderful program in store for you this Saturday as The Word on Medicine brings you into the world of diabetes and specifically, Type 2 Diabetes - such an important topic in our society today. Dr. Michael (Mickey) Voss and Lisa Sherlock (RD, CDCES) will be joined by one of their patients in this fact-filled program. For those of you who are confused by A1C, insulin pumps, continuous glucose monitoring, and the difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes, spend some time with The Word on

- Overview of Small Cell Lung Cancer (SCLC), in the Context of Infectious Diseases- The Role of Chemotherapy & Radiation Treatments - Diagnostic Technologies, Targeted Therapies & Precision Medicine - Clinical Trials: How They Contribute to Treatment Options - Combination Systemic Treatment for Metastatic Small Cell Lung Cancer - Preventing & Managing Treatment Side Effects - When to Call Your Health Care Team About Treatment Side Effects, Symptoms, Discomfort & Pain - Nutrition & Hydration

In this episode, Dr. Marsh explains the neuroscience of altruism, from the role of the amygdala to genetic influences on empathy. Through Dr. Marsh’s donor stories and research insights we explore the spectrum of altruism and psychopathy. She reveals how the amygdala, the brain region tied to emotional responses, plays a pivotal role in altruistic behavior. Remarkably, research shows that altruistic kidney donors often have larger amygdala sizes compared to the average person.Dr. Marsh also reveals