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The horror if life is to actually be indoors, according to Dr. Pam. So the chance to chat with a correspondent for Outside Magazine is right up her alley.  The horror if life is to actually be indoors, according to Dr. Pam. So the chance to chat with a correspondent for Outside Magazine is right up her alley.  Eva Holland live's in Canada's Yukon Territory, and joins Dr. Pam to talk about the great outdoors, the science of fear, and her new book Nerve: Adventures in the Science of Fear.

The one thing keeping many people sane during lockdown was figuring out new ways to work out at home. The one thing keeping many people sane during lockdown was figuring out new ways to work out at home. But as cities and states begin to reopen across the country, gyms and health clubs will be back up and running soon as well. So how do we navigate them safely? To talk more about exercise in the time of COVID-19 is Dr. NiCole Keith - the new president-elect of the American College of Sports Medicine.

Frugality in the Wall Street Journal? Its a thing. Frugality in the Wall Street Journal? Its a thing. Jen Smith joins Dr. Pam Peeke to discuss modern frugality, debt, personal finance, and maybe a bit of crossfit.  Check out Jen's free checklist of 12 ways to improve your budget at modernfrugality.com/checklist

There is so much differing information out there about COVID-19 - but do you have your notebook out? Because we have a comprehensive survival guide this episode. There is so much differing information out there about COVID-19 - but do you have your notebook out? Because we have a comprehensive survival guide for you this episode. Dr. Ronesh Sinha is the author of that guide and joins Dr. Pam to talk about optimizing health in a pandemic, the future of health, and life post COVID-19.

Wall Street Journal Columnist Elizabeth Bernstein joins Dr. Pam to talk about her latest column. Her work centers on all aspects of relationships including academic research in social psychology, communication, neuroscience, and how they relate.  Wall Street Journal Columnist Elizabeth Bernstein joins Dr. Pam to talk about her latest column "The Science of Prayer."  Her work centers on all aspects of relationships including academic research in social psychology, communication, neuroscience, and how they relate. In her piece, Elizabeth discusses how prayer quickens in a crisis and the practice could boost mental health.

Sure you've heard of a scientist, a chemist, a biologist...but what about a science entertainer?! Sure you've heard of a scientist, a chemist, a biologist...but what about a science entertainer?! In an effort to bring inspiration, joy, interest, and a little drama to the field - Kate The Chemist has been spicing up chemistry through her work. Dr. Kate Biberdorf aka "Kate The Chemist" joins Dr. Peeke to talk all about getting more women into STEM fields, and what exactly is a science entertainer?!

Where can we find some guidance during this pandemic? That's the million-dollar questions. Well, those in the field of biomimicry say look to the forest floor. Where can we find some guidance during this pandemic? That's the million-dollar questions. Well, those in the field of biomimicry say look to the forest floor. Stephanie A. Fernhaber and Alyssa Y. Stark joins Dr. Pam to talk about all things nature, what exactly is "biomimicry" and looking to the earth for help.  Check out their WSJ article, “To Survive the Pandemic, Entrepreneurs Might Try Learning From Nature”

From the outside, it seems like COVID-19 has turned the dating world on its head. How are you supposed to have that perfect first date if you...can't have it in person?From the outside, it seems like COVID-19 has turned the dating world on its head. How are you supposed to have that perfect first date if you...can't have it in person?  Joining Dr. Peeke today is Dr. Helen Fisher, an author and Biological Anthropologist who says wait, what if this pandemic is GOOD for the dating world?!

We've heard since the beginning of the pandemic that COVID-19 is more dangerous for the "elderly." But who is that really talking about? 60? 70? 90-year-olds? We've heard since the beginning of the pandemic that COVID-19 is more dangerous for the "elderly." But who is that really talking about? 60? 70? 90-year-olds? Joining us to discuss age, pandemics, and her most recent article in the Wall Street Journal, "Coronavirus Has Boomers Asking: Who Are You Calling Elderly?" is freelance writer Kathleen Hughes.

Lauren Deeley is cleaning up your trash on the trails - one hike at a time.Whether it's hiking up a mountain or going for a run in your neighborhood park - there no doubt you've seen trash on the trails as you go. Most of us, honestly, just leave it behind. But did you know the act of picking up trash as you jog has a name?! Its called Plogging.  To talk more about plogging, the great outdoors, and why she feels the need to clean it up herself is Lauren Deeley - an Adventure Specialist at Natural Habitat Adventures in Colorado, and self-appointed "Wilderness Cleaner-Upper."