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Producer of “The Biggest Loser” discusses how the wave of hate crimes against Asians has impacted him.

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Dr. Phil McGraw discusses vaccination, distrust of doctors, and the politicized nature of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Is there an official medical definition of a “narcissist” or is it just a random insult hurled at people we dislike?

If you feel stuck, motivational interviewing might make a difference for you. Learn how the types of questions we ask can be a catalyst for action.

Discussing disparities for women of color in mental healthcare.

Are you familiar with the concept of gender affirming care in medical treatment?

Why are so many people cheating on their spouses, and how can you affair-proof your relationship?

Did you to know that the risk of suicide among LGBTQ+ youth is almost 4 times higher than for non-LGTBQ+ youth?

What’s an open adoption and is it psychologically healthy for the child — and the adoptive parents?

Plastic surgeon discusses why wanting to look how we want to is often seen as superficial or vain.

Trying to make sure everything’s fair in your relationship? Learn how that can be a recipe for failure.

The CEO of the oldest clubhouse for people with mental illness in America, Dr. Ashwin Vasan, joins us.

Ronald Braunstein was shunned from conducting for disclosing bipolar disorder. So he started his own orchestra for people living with mental illness.

Meet Psych Central's New Editor in Chief, Faye McCray

How do families of an atheist mourn their passing when the majority of our traditions are based on religious traditions?

Most people believe that forensic science is an exact science that can always find the right perpetrator. But is that actually true? Today’s expert explains the reality behind fingerprint analysis, DNA, and other forensic sciences.

At last count, there were more than 300 mental health-related apps in the app stores. Do they actually help? How do you go about choosing the right ones for you? Most importantly, how do we know which ones are safe? We hear from clinical psychologist Dr. Nathaan Demers and digital health marketer Joe Conrad, who together created the mental health app Nod. Nod is described as the research-backed app combating loneliness on college campuses. Learn more at heynod.com.

With Guest Expert Megumi Miki

With Guest Expert Stefanie Stahl

With Expert Guest Coach Mike Bayer