Deep into Sleep

We spend years of our lives asleep and dreaming — so what if those dreams aren't random noise, but your mind's own way of healing? In this deeply moving episode, Dr. Yishan welcomes documentary filmmaker Larkin McPhee, author of the memoir "I'll See You In My Dreams." Larkin's younger brother was Charles McPhee, the nationally syndicated radio host known as "The Dream Doctor," who interpreted thousands of listeners' dreams before ALS took his life. Together, we explore lucid dreaming, why dreams may be an "inner healer," how a recurring dream can actually be your body's cry for help (including a surprising link to sleep apnea), and how Charles faced a terminal diagnosis with a curiosity and grace that guided his whole family. It's a conversation about sleep, science, grief, and living fully in the present.

📖 I'll See You In My Dreams: A Sister's Memoir by Larkin McPhee: https://larkinmcphee.com/books/i-ll-see-you-in-my-dreams-a-sister-s-memoir-larkin-mcphee/B0GMYDH7YP

🔑 Key Takeaways:

Dreams may be a form of healing — REM sleep helps us process emotional memories, trauma, and pain, even when we don't remember our dreams.

Lucid dreaming (becoming aware that you're dreaming) can be an empowering way to access and work with your subconscious mind.

A recurring dream can be your body's metaphorical cry for help — dreams of choking or pulling something from your mouth are classic signs of sleep apnea.

Sleep apnea often goes undiagnosed, especially in women, who may snore very lightly or not at all — but daytime tiredness is a red flag worth checking.

Untreated sleep apnea is linked to serious risks as we age, including dementia and heart conditions like atrial fibrillation — and a sleep study is quick and easy.

Trust your body: it knows how much sleep it needs. Even lying awake in bed is still rest, and fighting sleep only adds anxiety.

ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease) is a neurodegenerative disease that gradually shuts down the body — its incidence is rising, and awareness and research funding matter.

When facing illness or disability, look people in the eye — the person and their mind are still fully there.

Living in the present is one of life's most important lessons — as Charles showed, it's possible to face even death with curiosity and grace.

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What if better sleep isn't about trying harder, but about living differently? In this episode, Dr. Yishan welcomes back Dr. Brad Wolgast, PhD, CBSM, DBSM, a board-certified behavioral sleep medicine psychologist and author of the new book "Gold Medal Sleep." Together, we explore why modern life works against our natural sleep rhythm, and why the harder you chase sleep, the further it runs. Dr. Wolgast shares the story behind his book, from a childhood spent unable to breathe through his nose to a summer guiding backpackers who all slept like rocks by night three. We dig into his central idea of "camping in" — how to bring the restorative power of the outdoors into your everyday life — plus why exhaustion isn't the same as sleepiness, why your brain needs "freewheeling" time during the day, and the small, practical changes that make the biggest difference.

📖 Gold Medal Sleep (published July 2026): https://goldmedalsleep.com/

🌙 Dr. Wolgast's practice, Center for Healthy Sleep: https://helpmesleep.org/

🔑 Key Takeaways:

The enemy of sleep isn't wakefulness — it's effort. The harder you try to sleep, the further you push it away.

Your night's sleep starts the moment you wake up, not when you get into bed.

Humans used to spend 4-6 hours a day outdoors; today the average American gets 30 minutes to an hour.

"Camping in" means bringing the outdoors home: dim the lights two to three hours before bed, eat lunch by a window, take a walk after dinner.

Exhausted is not the same as sleepy — exhaustion usually means your brain is overtaxed, not that you're ready for sleep.

Your brain needs "freewheeling" downtime during the day, or it will take that time the moment your head hits the pillow.

A consistent wake-up time seven days a week is the single most powerful thing you can do — pair it with sunlight within 10 minutes of waking.

Live somewhere dark in winter? A 10,000-lux light box (about $20-25) for 15 minutes each morning tells your brain the sun is up.

Bronze, silver, or gold — there's no one right way to do this. Pick what fits your life tonight.

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Research 1

https://doi.org/10.1007/s12013-013-9529-4

Research 2

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.brs.2018.05.016

Research 3

https://doi.org/10.1176/appi.ajp.2019.19070720

Research 4

https://doi.org/10.3988/jcn.2016.12.1.57

This episode explores a rapidly growing area of brain science that is transforming how we treat depression, anxiety, insomnia, OCD, and even cognitive decline — without relying on medication. Dr. Yishan welcomes Dr. Elahi, an ABPN board-certified neurologist and founder of NeuroSpa Brain Rejuvenation Center, to discuss Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) — a non-invasive technology that uses electromagnetic fields to stimulate specific regions of the brain. We dive into how TMS works, why personalized brain mapping is the key to achieving 90%+ effectiveness, how it compares to traditional medications and ECT, and what the latest research shows about its impact on insomnia, memory disorders, and treatment-resistant depression.

🔑 Key Takeaways:

TMS uses electromagnetic fields to stimulate targeted regions of the brain — non-invasively, with no anesthesia, and while the patient is fully awake.

For treatment-resistant depression, personalized TMS with MRI navigation and EEG biomarkers achieves 90%+ effectiveness — compared to ~20% for medication alone.

TMS is FDA-approved for depression (since 2008) and is being used to treat anxiety, insomnia, OCD, tinnitus, ADHD, and memory disorders including Alzheimer's.

Every brain is unique like a fingerprint — one-size-fits-all protocols produce only ~40% effectiveness, while individualized treatment jumps to 90%+.

TMS can both excite and inhibit neurons depending on the protocol, making it versatile for different conditions.

Research shows TMS can significantly improve insomnia scores (44% improvement) and may work synergistically with CBT-I.

TMS is one of the safest medical treatments available — with a seizure risk lower than many commonly prescribed antidepressants.

Insurance currently covers TMS only for severe, treatment-resistant depression — but the long-term cost savings from effective treatment far outweigh the upfront investment.

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In this episode, we dive into the essentials of obstructive sleep apnea — from recognizing symptoms you might be overlooking to understanding why CPAP remains the gold standard treatment. Dr. Yishan welcomes back Dr. Carleara Weiss, PhD, MS, RN, a sleep scientist, nurse educator, and Sleep Science Advisor at Aeroflow Sleep. Together, we tackle one of the most common challenges CPAP users face: how to stay consistent with treatment while traveling. We cover airline regulations, packing tips, the difference between CPAP, APAP, and BiPAP machines, and why skipping your CPAP on vacation could actually make your symptoms worse.

CPAP Resources Mentioned in Podcast

https://aeroflowsleep.com/

🔑 Key Takeaways:

Snoring doesn't always mean sleep apnea — but snoring combined with daytime fatigue, headaches, dry mouth, or brain fog is a red flag worth checking out.

Women and people who are not overweight can also have obstructive sleep apnea — it's not just a "snoring, overweight male" condition.

CPAP is still the gold standard treatment: it keeps your airways open during sleep, protecting your heart, brain, and overall health.

Compliance is the hardest part — but adjusting mask fit, pressure settings, and involving family support can make a big difference.

Your CPAP doesn't take a vacation: irregular sleep schedules and alcohol during travel make symptoms worse, making consistent use even more important.

You can bring your CPAP as a carry-on medical device at no extra charge — just pack it in a separate bag and carry your prescription.

If you want to use CPAP during a flight, notify the airline 48 hours in advance.

There are three types of machines — CPAP, APAP, and BiPAP — and your physician determines which is right for your case.

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This episode explores the fascinating intersection of culture, spirituality, and sleep. Dr. Yishan welcomes Dr. Bruce D. Forman, PhD, a clinical psychologist specializing in behavioral sleep medicine and the author of "For God's Sake, Go to Sleep" — a book that bridges Jewish wisdom and modern sleep science. Together, we discuss why sleep is biological but insomnia is cultural, how different societies around the world view nighttime wakefulness, and why the "monkey mind" may be the biggest obstacle standing between you and a good night's sleep. Dr. Forman also shares how meditation, prayer, and the practice of letting go can help calm the nervous system and create the conditions for restful sleep.

🔑 Key Takeaways: Sleep is biological, but insomnia is cultural — how we interpret and respond to nighttime wakefulness varies dramatically across societies. The "monkey mind" — the anxious, self-critical inner voice — is one of the biggest drivers of sleep problems. Spirituality and religion can be powerful allies in promoting better sleep, regardless of faith tradition. Mindfulness meditation before bed can help reset the nervous system, but using it as a "replacement sleeping pill" can backfire. The single most important thing for better sleep: stop worrying about it. Sleep is self-correcting — your body already knows how to do it.

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In this episode, host Dr. Yishan welcomes Dr. Nunez, a leading sleep health expert whose team has conducted one of the largest global sleep surveys — spanning 30,000+ participants across 13 countries over six consecutive years. Together, they unpack a paradox at the heart of modern sleep health: why is it that even as sleep awareness grows, most people still aren't taking action to improve their sleep?

Dr. Nunez shares eye-opening findings from the survey, revealing that while the majority of respondents recognize sleep's importance to long-term health, only about 26% have actually sought professional help for persistent sleep problems. The conversation dives into the real-world consequences of this awareness-action gap — from the rise of orthosomnia (an unhealthy obsession with sleep tracking data) to the dangers of relying on social media influencers for medical advice.

Together, Dr. Yishan and Dr. Nunez explore what healthy sleep actually looks like beyond the numbers, why sleep apnea remains a massively underdiagnosed condition affecting roughly one billion people worldwide, and why women's sleep health — particularly during pregnancy and menopause — deserves far more attention than it currently receives. They also discuss why cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) remains underused despite being a frontline treatment, and how simple sleep hygiene fundamentals — consistent timing, a cool and dark environment, and morning sunlight — can make a bigger difference than any trending "sleep hack."

If you've ever felt overwhelmed by conflicting sleep advice online, or wondered why knowing sleep matters hasn't actually helped you sleep better, this episode offers clarity, practical guidance, and the encouragement to take that next step.

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In this episode, Dr. Yishan sits down with Dr. Kendall Stewart — a former skull-based surgeon who has spent the past two decades pioneering a data-driven approach to functional medicine, genetics, and neuroimmune health. Together, they explore the biological roots of sleep struggles that behavioral advice alone often can't fix: neurotransmitter imbalances, genetic variants, and inflammation in the nervous system. Dr. Stewart breaks down how genes governing GABA production, melatonin receptor sensitivity, dopamine methylation, and adenosine signaling can silently undermine sleep — and how targeted nutritional support can restore the balance that makes the brain ready for rest.

Dr. Stewart also shares remarkable insights from his work with thousands of patients, including children on the autism spectrum, revealing how lessons from neuroimmune research are shaping a new model of precision sleep medicine. He explains why psychological and behavioral sleep therapies work dramatically better when the brain is first supported biologically, and introduces accessible tools — including at-home genetic panels through his company Helix Revolution — that are making personalized care available without a doctor's visit. If you've ever felt that generic sleep advice just doesn't apply to you, this conversation will show you why — and what to do about it.

Show Notes: deepintosleep.co/episode/ep209-kendall-stewart

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1. Podcast: Coffee with Dr. Stewart
2. Genetics: Fagron Genetics (formerly GX Sciences)
3. Longevity: ExtendingMe
4. Direct-to-Public Panels: Helix Revolution

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As 2025 comes to an end, this special episode of Deep Into Sleep is a reflection on what a year of conversations has taught me about sleep, the brain, and the people who trust us with their nights.

Rather than focusing on a single sleep disorder, this episode brings together four meaningful conversations that shaped how I now think about sleep across the lifespan—from childhood to adulthood, from behavior to biology.

In this episode, we explore:

Sleep terrors are often misunderstood and deeply frightening for parents.

In this episode, I share key insights from a conversation with pediatric sleep expert Dr. Sarah Honaker.

Nightmares are common—but nightmare disorder is not something people have to live with forever. In my conversation with Dr. Courtney Worley, we discussed some myths around nightmares.

One key takeaway: improving sleep often starts during the day, not at night.

Several conversations this year reinforced one critical message: snoring is not benign. In my discussion with sleep physician Dr. Christopher Allen, we covered why sleep apnea has been described as a “slow killer”—not dramatic, but silent. We also discuss treatment options, including CPAP, and other options, emphasizing the importance of individualized care.

In an upcoming episode with Dr. Kendall Stewart, we explore sleep through the lens of genetics and neurochemistry. When we stop guessing and start tailoring treatment to the individual, sleep care becomes more effective—and more humane.

This year also brought an unexpected moment of gratitude: being named “Sleep Podcast of the Year” by Dr. Chris Winter on his podcast Sleep Unplugged.

I don’t take that recognition lightly. It belongs to every guest who shared their expertise, every listener who trusted this space, and every patient who reminds me why sleep education matters.

If this episode helps you understand your sleep—or your child’s sleep—just a little better, then it has done its job.

Thank you for going deep into sleep with me.

1. 00:00 – Opening: Why a Year-End Reflection on Sleep
2. 01:15 – Gratitude & “Sleep Podcast of the Year” Moment
3. 02:20 – What Parents Misunderstand About Children’s Sleep Terrors
4. 05:00 – Nightmares: Common, Treatable, and Not a Life Sentence
5. 07:45 – Snoring Is Not Benign: Sleep Apnea and Brain Health
6. 11:00 – Precision, Not Guesswork: Biology + Behavior in Sleep Care
7. 13:20 – Final Reflections & Thank You

Show Notes: deepintosleep.co/episode/breathing

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In this episode, Dr. Yishan explores the intersection of cutting-edge technology and sleep health, diving deep into the ways artificial intelligence is shaping the future of sleep research and care. Joining the conversation is Mikael Kågebäck, Chief Technology Officer at Sleep Cycle and a specialist in AI and machine learning. Together, they discuss how large-scale AI-powered data collection—using just the audio from your phone—can help us understand sleep patterns, pinpoint global trends, and even potentially identify early warning signs of health issues like respiratory illness and sleep apnea.

Mikael Kågebäck shares fascinating insights from Sleep Cycle’s global user base, including how sleep habits vary around the world and what the pandemic taught us about sleep regularity. He also opens up about the rigorous privacy and security protocols that keep users’ data safe, and gives us a peek into the app’s innovative features, such as its real-time “cough radar” and advanced sleep staging.

Whether you’re curious about the technology behind sleep trackers, the benefits (and limits) of AI in sleep medicine, or the future of personalized sleep coaching, this episode is packed with expert knowledge and intriguing possibilities. So get ready to find out how your phone could become your best ally in achieving better sleep—thanks to the power of AI!

Show Notes: deepintosleep.co/episode/AI

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In this episode, host Dr. Yishan welcomes Dr. Nicole Fleischmann, a renowned board-certified urogynecologist and urologist, to delve into a topic that’s rarely discussed: the hidden connections between breathing, pelvic floor health, and women’s well-being.

Dr. Fleischmann, author of "The Second Mouth: A Woman's Journey to Decoding a Hidden Language for a New Era in Women's Health," shares her groundbreaking perspective on how the way we breathe—specifically through our diaphragm and belly—can have a profound impact not just on relaxation and sleep, but also on pelvic health, urinary incontinence, and even sexual well-being. Together, Dr. Yishan and Dr. Fleischmann bust long-standing myths about Kegel exercises, posture, and what it really means to have a “strong” pelvic floor.

They also explore why so many women live with undiagnosed pelvic floor issues, the culturally ingrained habits that might actually be harming us, and how simple but intentional breathing techniques can empower women to reconnect with their bodies and improve their quality of life.

If you’re curious about better sleep, nervous system health, and what it really takes to care for your pelvic floor, this episode is packed with valuable insights and practical tips you won’t want to miss. Tune in for an eye-opening conversation that just might change the way you think about your own body.

Show Notes: deepintosleep.co/episode/breathing

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