The Good Question Podcast

Explore a fascinating conversation at the intriguing crossroads of medicine and art with Dr. Michael Marmor, MD, Emeritus Professor of Ophthalmology at Stanford Medicine and author of The Artistic Eye. You’ll explore: The intricate process of how humans interpret and perceive colors What Dr. Marmor means by “we begin to think about what we see in our eye” The difference betw

In today’s episode, we explore the aftermath of tragic events and the pivotal role of cleanup with Thomas Licker, President of the American Bio Recovery Association. He shares his journey into this unique and often overlooked field. Despite its challenges, Licker has found fulfillment in helping families navigate the aftermath of loss, sparing them from further distress by having

What would you do if everyone around you insisted that significant parts of your life were mere illusions, urging you to seek help while you adamantly believed otherwise? Such a scenario often leads to refusal of treatment, profound confusion, and a sense of isolation. This phenomenon has a name: anosognosia. It's a symptom that affects individuals with certain neurological conditi

Meet Stephanie Moyal, the innovative co-founder behind Troop Nutrition, a pioneering company specializing in functional mushrooms known for their myriad health benefits. Stephanie's journey into the world of functional mushrooms was transformative. Upon discovering these powerful fungi, she was captivated by their potential to revolutionize health and wellness, uncovering a hidden

Food is more than just sustenance; it's a powerful communicator that directs our body's functions and guides our way of life. This sentiment is central to Nikki Burnett's work as a functional nutritionist and Founder & CEO of Taste of Life. Her journey into functional nutrition stemmed from a profound realization: confusion is pervasive about what constitutes healthy eating and the

Tobias Schulze joins us today to discuss his work as a clinical psychologist and mental health expert. As the Director of Talking Cure Mental Health Services, he specializes in complex trauma and personality disorders – with a specific interest in narcissistic presentations and self-worth regulation. Tobias has a deep passion for helping people manage complex psychological issues

Meet Dr. Elisabeth O'Rourke, a licensed clinical psychologist and the clinic director at MindWell Psychology, LLP. She specializes in aiding children and adolescents grappling with mental health challenges across New York State. After earning her undergraduate degree, she dedicated years to a residential program, orchestrating short-term stabilization for children in acute psychiat

Slow Dancing with the Devil: A Son's Substance Use Disorder, A Mother's Anguish is a stirring account of a mother's journey alongside her son through the depths of substance abuse. From his initial dependency on narcotics, stemming from multiple prescriptions of oxycodone, to surviving a harrowing 1% chance of survival after a near-fatal car crash in 2010, their story is one of res

Jonathan Peake, a senior research fellow at The University of Queensland and a dedicated athlete with a PhD in exercise physiology, delves into the intersection of exercise, the immune system, and stress. Having focused on exercise recovery strategies over the past 5+ years, particularly cold water immersion, Peake explores its benefits for athletes and the intricacies involved. Tu

In some U.S. states, more than 50% of the population is obese. This signals a severe public health issue, especially since obesity carries significant physical and psychological risks and lowers life expectancy. Even young kids are affected by obesity at unprecedented rates. Why is this happening? Does it really come down to a lack of determination to eat better? Or could the foods