As AI accelerates across medicine, public debate has largely focused on automation, efficiency, and cost. Doctor AI makes a different case: the real disruption of artificial intelligence is not technical, but structural. AI exposes long-standing failures in how health care assigns responsibility, values human judgment, and earns public trust, and forces a reckoning with system design itself.
Robin Blackstone, MD is a physician, surgeon, and health-system leader based in New York. She has held senior leadership roles in academic medicine and global health organizations, including Director of Surgery at Banner University Hospital, Phoenix and senior medical affairs roles at Johnson & Johnson.
For more information visit robinblackstone.com

From the creeping undead thirsting for blood to the giant serpent-like creatures inhabiting lakes, rivers, and seas, Monsters: Myths, Legends, and Real Encounters dives into the unexplained tales and frightening folklore of beasts that inhabit the land, sea, and air. Master storyteller and seasoned paranormal investigator Richard Estep shares stories of winged humanoids with glowing red eyes, dragons and devils, werewolves and water-horses, chupacabras, tommyknockers, and many more.
Richard Estep is the author of 30 books, many of them in the field of paranormal nonfiction. Richard is a regular columnist for Haunted Magazine and has also written for the Journal of Emergency Medical Services. He appears regularly on the TV shows Haunted Case Files, Haunted Hospitals, Paranormal 911, and Paranormal Night Shift.

For more information visit www.richardestep.net

In the book The Diversity Principle, Professor Oppenheimer shows how this principle contributed to the framing of the rights of freedom of speech and academic freedom, and played an important role in the Civil Rights Movement, the Women's Rights Movement, and the Disability Rights Movement.
David Oppenheimer is a Clinical Professor of Law at the University of California, Berkeley School of Law, where he serves as Faculty Co-Director of the Pro Bono Program and Co-Director of the Berkeley Center on Comparative Equality & Anti-Discrimination Law. For more information visit https://www.diversityprinciple...

Today my special guest is Todd Courtney, co-author, along with Jackie Courtney of the Max Rhymes series and co-founder of the Max Rhymes Foundation.
Max Rhymes is actively working to address the biggest challenges facing American education today: declining early literacy, rising teacher burnout, chronic underfunding, and the growing demand on schools to support students’ social and emotional development alongside academics. At a time when many interventions add complexity and stress, Max Rhymes is showing that a simple, consistent, early approach can make a measurable difference.

Topics include: compassion fatigue, identity burnout, golden handcuffs, chakra therapy, and more. Dr. Julie Merriman is a licensed mental health clinician, counselor educator, burnout researcher, author and speaker. As the founder of the Soul Joy™ brand, she serves as a premier authority for women over 50 navigating the intersection of professional burnout and personal intimacy. Her personal journey through profound burnout and a subsequent breast cancer diagnosis informs her "scorched earth" approach to healing—proving that rebirth is possible at any age. For more information visit www.juliemerrimanphd.com

In an era marked by geopolitical conflict, environmental instability, and widespread uncertainty about humanity’s future, entrepreneur and researcher Kenneth Paul Callison has written a new work that reframes world peace not as an idealistic dream, but as an achievable evolutionary step for the human species. The Way To World Peace is an exploration of how humanity arrived at this pivotal moment—and how it can choose a path toward survival, unification, and sustainable peace.
Kenneth Paul Callison is a visionary leader dedicated to creating a world free from militarization, poverty, the escalating global water crisis, and widespread environmental degradation, Kenneth believes humanity is capable of profound transformation—and that the time to act is now.

In a world that profits from division, exhaustion, and quiet compliance, Subversive Acts of Humanity is a rebellious survival guide for those who refuse to go numb. The systems around us are cracking—politically, socially, ecologically. Ken is a writer, guide, and longtime practitioner working at the intersection of psychology, spirituality, and social evolution.
Ken's interest in primates has led to a fascinating survival guide. I seem to resonate with the characteristics of the bonobo - but every now and the my wild chimpanzee or reflective orangutan pops out!
For more information visit www.kenbreniman.com

In Revelations, Harrison provides answers to questions we never knew to ask. He reveals the great secret we have kept from ourselves. Hearing the truth for the first time will shock most everyone. It will sound false because humanity has been lied to for the past 12,500 years. We have been almost completely controlled as these secrets have been tightly held by the 1%. By acquiring this knowledge, we can escape this fear-based reality. Only then can we ascend to higher frequencies and consciousness.

Harrison Viers Newberry has been a truth seeker of answers for decades. His questions are the ones we all ask, at some point in life. He reveals the results to readers of his books. For more than forty years, he has traveled many paths seeking enlightenment, answers, and understanding. He walked the journey of a Shaman for years, which took him high in the Andes mountains of Peru and deep into the Amazon jungles.

For more than twenty years, University of Chicago professor J. Eric Oliver has taught a legendary course—The Intelligible Self—that students routinely describe as life-changing. Now, in How to Know Your Self, he brings the best of that classroom experience to readers everywhere. Learn about the story of George and the 'honey pot' that haunts Professor Oliver to this day, And LUCA, our 3.7 billion year ancestor whose self-preservation systems still govern modern behavior, the difference between Your Self and yourself, and more!

Searching through old relics, we found a time capsule in Gram's drawer, revealing clues to her dark era, her 1957 breakdown. Dark green pills, a bank book, scribbles on an envelope: answers to unasked questions. She survived stress and abuse without things I take for granted: income, a car, stocked pantry shelves. She did it all with unconditional love, never revealing her pain.
Kara Zajac is a freelance writer, chiropractor, mother of a daughter, wife, entrepreneur, musician, and diehard romantic. She received her Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Life College of Chiropractic and for the last twenty years has maintained a private wellness practice where she helps people revitalize their lives.