Renowned Happiness expert Gretchen Rubin explains how she cracked the code to finding inner-peace and bliss. In this episode, Gretchen reveals her brand-new personality test that allows everyone to ignite their potential just by answering two simple questions! Learn how to manage others and live your happiest life without feeling guilty.

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We'll be back in June, with a whole new season of The Dr. Oz Podcast!

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There are just some moments that defy all odds, even in medicine. In this episode, Dr. Oz explores some of the most incredible medical miracles and remarkable recoveries that will inspire us all. 

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Thea Singer, author of “Stress Less: The New Science That Shows Women How to Rejuvenate the Body and the Mind,” explains to Dr. Oz how we can alter our perception of stress in the world and learn coping mechanisms to improve our health. She also discusses how different types of stress affect different areas of our lives, and the simple ways to stress-proof our brains.

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Marci Shimoff, author of Happy for No Reason, sits down with Dr. Oz to explain the three basic love themes in our life: to love who were are, the purpose of love, and the portal of love. Marci says we catch the emotions of the people around us like we catch a cold, and explains how we can all remove the blocks that get in the way of developing lasting love.

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Susan Linn, author, psychologist, and award-winning ventriloquist, sits down with Dr. Oz to discuss the effects of media on your child’s brain. From screen time to marketing, Linn breaks down everything you need to know about raising children in a multi-screen culture - and how these forces are undermining your child's creative play. 

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In this interview, Dr. Oz sits down with Dr. Douglas Lisle, a renowned psychologist whose work focuses on how food affects the way we think. Together, they explore the biggest misconceptions about fat in our diet, and how we can all lose weight, without losing out minds. Plus, Dr. Lisle talks about how to reset your taste buds to stop craving foods that give you a temporary mood boost, at the expense of extra calories!

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In this interview with Dr. Robert Butler, Dr. Oz discusses the link between our youth and the way that we age. Dr. Butler describes how our community can also affect the aging process and what we need to know.

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In this interview, Dr. Oz sits down with Dr. David Ludwig to discuss the misconceptions around obesity. Ludwig believes that while our individual genes affect our predisposition to obesity, it’s our environment (the foods we're exposed to daily) that’s really responsible for most of the obesity epidemic in America. He also shares his point of view on low-fat diets and what sugar is really doing to public health. 

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Julian Whitaker of the Whitaker Wellness Institute sits down with Dr. Oz to talk about the right way to eat in order to avoid what is being considered an epidemic in this country: Diabetes. Julian also reveals which fats can help people actually lose weight, and how knocking certain starches out of our diet can prevent illness and obesity.

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