Dr. Larry Farwell, PhD in neuroscience and thought leader in quantum mechanics, gives us the scientific evidence for how we actually can and do create miracles in our lives. Explore the truths and lack-thereof and what we call science in medicine and our life.

Dr. Lynn Hellerstein, medical optometrist, expands our view about the interconnections between our physical vision and how to envision success and performance in our lives.

A dear friend and veteran Eric Watson shares his heart and personal journey to support the healing of other veterans. He challenges us to answer the question: “how do we heal the war out of our bodies and our lives?”

We get to have a straight to the point conversation with Meryl Pasco as she shares her story of how she conquered decades of anxiety with grassroots natural medicine.

We venture into a topic I've been dying to talk about: the legality of naturopathic medicine. Doctors Amy Cole and Tia Trivisonno join me from the New York Association of Naturopathic Medicine and share the incredible journey it is to license NDs, a bit about the history of our medicine, and why it matters to have the laws backing the validity of naturopathic physicians everywhere.

Josh Rockwood, businessman turned farmer, gives us direct access on how to source the best, healthiest, local foods from the perspective only a man who raises the cattle himself can share.

Dr. Denise Bossarte, PHD and author of “Thriving After Sexual Abuse,” shares her stunning and impactful journey to thriving after a childhood of repeated incidences of sexual abuse by her grandfather. Her story is an inspiration for all of us walking the path to wholeness.

Internationally renowned keynote speaker Sterling Hawkins heats it up with direct access to how to achieve results in your life, no matter what, especially when we feel our life is not working.

Shamanic medicine practitioner Juls Broadhead shares her journey to legitimize the practice of serving Kambo, a legal, non-psychedelic healing modality utilizing the secretions of frogs of the amazon. You heard it here!

Our host, Dr. Sarah Marshall, introduces season 5 of HEAL, featuring clips from upcoming episodes. Mark your calendars to be back with us for season 5 of heal on August 5th when we will continue sharing about all the ways we can heal your bodies, our planets and ourselves. Subscribe now on Apple iTunes, Google play, Spotify, or Stitcher.

In this episode, we’ll be talking about a topic that’s been a main concern for many of us this past year: Covid-19. We’ll discuss what you need to know about Post-Covid conditions and long-term covid syndrome, and whether or not YOU should get the vaccine. (Spoiler alert: it’s up to you!)

Dr. Valena Wright, oncology surgeon specializing in women’s cancer, shares her stand for prevention. In a world where cancer seems out of control, she shares her own story of losing one sister and nearly another to cancer and what she’s doing to prevent this heartbreak from impacting other families.

Cory3wing Thorell returns to HEAL to yet again rock our world and take us beyond our circumstances with step-by-step guidelines on how to live a created life. I can’t get over how valuable this episode is, and stay with me as I fall into his coaching in my own life. Oh yeah! This is officially our 50th episode of HEAL. No better topic to celebrate that with than creation itself.

Transition coach Karen Randall gives us access to healthfully making big transitions in our life. From menopause to the kids leaving home, she shows us how to honor ourselves and step into our creativity.

This week, Medical Doctor Rachel Reinhart Taylor shares her incredibly vulnerable story of confronting physician burnout, nearly committing suicide, and the tribal medicine that has healed her heart and soul.

On today's episode, acclaimed guest Ed Kennedy returns to us yet again, to talk about healing men. This time beyond the sexualization of women. He digs into the roots of male depression and the addiction of accomplishment.

On this episode, Cori LoveJoy shares from the midst of her recent transformation to becoming a transwoman. Join us as I discover how much there is for me to learn about loving myself, my body, and confronting my female privilege.

Naturopathic doctor AmandaLynn Hoffman shares her path to becoming a physician from her start being one of five siblings who all have the genetic syndrome Marfans, shaped by a life of flexibility, open-mindedness, and literally being big-hearted, Amanda shows us to be bold, audacious, and live out loud no matter our circumstances.

This week on Heal, our inaugural guest of season one, Molly Evans, returns to us one year later to give us a report from the wilderness. Seven years into her healing journey from topical steroid withdrawal, she asks the big question, who am I? And even bigger: does it even matter?

Yogi Heidi Lichte invites us to find our inner guru, open our hearts, and breathe. In a time where yoga, quite frankly, is everywhere, Heidi and I peel away the marketing, the clothes, and the image/ego heavy instagram ready poses, and get real on the mat of what yoga really is about, is for, and can be for anyone, anywhere, of any age.