Cardiologist Dr. Dave Kaminskas shares the most important information about listeners need to know about heart disease, what causes it, how to know when it's a problem, and how to prevent it.

Sr. Marysia Weber, RSM, DO talks about the brain chemistry behind addiction and how the internet and screen usage affects us, then Adam Holz from PluggedIn.com talks about how Christians can engage with modern media and culture in a healthy way.

A COVID-19 survivor, Jason Shanks, and his doctor, Dr. Eustace Fernandes, share the story of his illness with over 6 weeks in the ICU and how grace and nature - prayer and excellent medical care - saved his life.

Hear all about the amazing work being done to save babies and give moms a second chance at choice though the abortion pill reversal network. The doctors talk to Robin Chambers from Focus on the Family, Dr. George Delgado from the Steno Institute, and Jor-El Godsey from Heartbeat International.

Dr. Greg Burke, co-chair of the Catholic Medical Association's Ethics Committee, and Kevin Theriot, senior counsel for the Alliance Defending Freedom, talk about the state of religious freedom and conscience rights in health care.

Infectious disease specialist Dr. Paul Carson and vaccinologist Dr. John Grabenstein are back with the latest on the COVID-19 pandemic including good news about lower infections and deaths and effective vaccines.

Glenn Stanton, director of Global Family Formation Studies at Focus on the Family, goes through the latest data about climate change to parse fact and fiction about whether humans are the worst thing for the environment.

Public health specialist Dr. Paul Carson shares the latest research that shows how faith and religious practice is good for health.

Vaccine expert Dr. John Grabenstein and public health specialist Dr. Paul Cieslak give an update on the state of the COVID-19 pandemic and the rollout of the vaccines throughout the United States. They also answer questions from listeners about how effective the vaccine is, what the evidence says about side effects, and their best advice for the next phase of the pandemic.

Harvard psychiatrist Dr. Kevin Majeres explains the science behind emotions, what they are, why we have them, and how they can be helpful rather than harmful.