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Featured Speaker: Dr. Tiffany Field
The era of COVID-19 is going to be here for a while, and the longer it goes on, the more we have to navigate and learn this new way of life.
Featured Speaker: Sabrina Strings, PhD.
As a physician and a PEW scholar, Dr. Pam says we should be focusing on the insidious causes of disparities in healthcare access. So when she came across Dr. Sabrina Strings' latest piece in the New York Times, she had to have her on.
Featured Speaker: Eva Holland
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.
Featured Speaker: NiCole Keith, PhD, FACSM
The one thing keeping many people sane during lockdown was figuring out new ways to work out at home.
Featured Speaker: Jen Smith
Frugality in the Wall Street Journal? Its a thing.
Featured Speaker: Dr. Ronesh Sinha
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.
Featured Speaker: Elizabeth Bernstein
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.
Featured Speaker: Dr. Kate Biberdorf, aka “Kate the Chemist”
Sure you've heard of a scientist, a chemist, a biologist...but what about a science entertainer?!
Featured Speaker: Alyssa Y. Stark, Stephanie A. Fernhaber
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.
Featured Speaker: Helen Fisher, PhD
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?