In 2017, Kristen Ivory lost her brother Beckett to sarcoma. Working with the Sarcoma Foundation of America, she is now raising awareness of the deadly disease and assisting in raising money for cancer research. She shares hers, and Beckett's story.

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Philip Howard explains to me why a Pathologist is often called a Doctor's Doctor. He also talks about bloodletting, controversy over convalescent plasma, and the importance of dialogue in today's world.

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Sheena Garcia is a Filipino-Canadian in a Biophysics Oncology PHD program in NYC. She discusses the current rise in anti Asian hate crime, why people should not be so hesitant to trust the science, and the importance of getting a COVID-19 vaccine.

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Pfizer, Moderna, and J&J vaccines are finding their way into arms. Registered Nurse Robert Osborne explains some of the differences between the vaccines while updating how his hospital is dealing with the pandemic one year later.

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Annika de Jong moved to NYC from the Netherlands to do medical research. We discuss her observations of how American culture and society differ from the Dutch.

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Robert Pito Sanchez spent 15 years in prison, yet never committed a crime. He then spent what little savings he had to beat kidney disease and cancer. He shares his story and his viewpoints on how and why this happens in America.

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Sean Whittaker and Ben Williams trade stonks and owe me money. GME, PLTR, BB, NOK, AMC ... to the mooooooooon. This is the story of two retail traders who are surviving the stock market despite the odds.

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Paulina Quesada quit her job and traveled southeast Asia for 3 months in a spiritual and life altering trip. She talks about the power of meditation, mental health, happiness, and life in Guatemala. 

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Attorney James Ng returns to talk about the Trump Impeachment trial, his personal verdict, and the role social media played in the insurrection. 

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Ben Travers has a music studio and has toured with bands around the country and internationally as a sound engineer. He talks about his experiences on the road, how COVID has affected the music industry, his life, and American society in general.

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