Encantos – The Storyteaching Platform
The pandemic has fundamentally changed the educational experience for children everywhere. Education technology expert Anna Maria Chavez, Encantos’ Chief Impact Officer, talks with Mark Alyn about a new program that goes beyond teaching the basics, and in a way children learn best – through stories.
A Look at Medical Malpractice with Gary Stern
Medical malpractice cases are fairly prevalent in the United States, and, more often than not, the judgment is rarely on the side of the patient. Mark Alyn is joined by medical malpractice attorney Gary Stern to shed some light on why this occurs, and for a spirited discussion on the outdated rules regulating medical negligence.
The Secret Faces of Alzheimer’s
There are over 6 million people living with Alzheimer’s disease in the United States, with someone developing the disease every 66 seconds. Lisa Skinner, a behavior expert in Alzheimer’s and other related dementia, offers some solutions to help patients and caregivers deal with the challenges associated with brain diseases.
Big Brain, Little Brain: How to Control Which One Speaks for You
In today’s world, anything you say, text, tweet, or post can go viral in an instant. Most of us know better than to blurt out or rant our unfiltered feelings. So, why is it so hard to control our words? How can we prevent conversations from becoming confrontations? Kevin Thomas McCarney joins Mark and reveals ways to thoughtfully communicate.
Dr. Seema Bonney of the Anti-Aging and Longevity Center of Philadelphia
Mark talks with Dr. Seema Bonney, the founder and medical director of the Anti-Aging & Longevity Center of Philadelphia, a lifestyle and functional medicine practice committed to a proactive approach to wellness.
Rochester Lifestyle Medicine’s 15-Day Jumpstart Program
Tune in as Mark talks with Dr. Ted Barnett, known as ‘Dr. Veggie’, and accepts the 15-Day Challenge from the Rochester Lifestyle Medicine Institute, which focuses on the benefits of a whole-food, plant-based diet.
Cold Case: Stuart Sobel and the Killing of ‘Bugsy’ Siegel
Who killed ‘Bugsy’ Siegel? June 20 was the 74th anniversary of his murder, one that encompasses the mystery that includes old Hollywood, gangsters, molls of the oldest cold murder case in the U.S., and the beginnings of the Las Vegas Strip. Late Night Health’s Mark Alyn learns how Stuart Sobel discovered the details that have him convinced he knows the answer.
Paradigm Treatment Centers – Helping Teens Achieve Sustainable Wellbeing
Mark talks with Dustin Wagner of Paradigm Treatment, a program focused on helping teens and young adults cope with mental health issues and providing them with the tools to bring about positive, sustainable changes in their lives.
FedEx – Delivering Solutions to the National Labor Shortage
As a result of the pandemic, more people than ever before are shopping and buying online. Shannon Brown, Senior Vice President of FedEx Express, discusses how his company is expanding its labor force to meet the challenge of the ever-increasing e-commerce trade.
Small Business Days and the Health of Small Business
Steve Van Dinter, former tech reporter and now the director of communications for Verizon, joins us with some special ways small businesses can digitally transform their company in the post-pandemic landscape.
