Frank About Health

In the conclusion of this 2 part review of the Nurse Practitioner profession and the ongoing call to action for State Level Support, we provide the clarity of how important Nurse Practitioners are in the Health Profession regardless of the outcome of how the profession is supported, funded and advocated. Despite decades of growth and proven patient outcomes, practice authority still depends on geography. Why do some states grant full autonomy while others require physician oversight? How do administrative barriers, workforce shortages, and rural healthcare gaps affect access to care? This episode offers a balanced, insightful look at the policy, workforce, and patient-access realities shaping the future of healthcare in America and what it means for you. National Nurse Practitioner Entrepreneur Network www.nnpen.org NP Directory www.npdirectory.org NNPEN Facebook page www.facebook.com/nnpenetwork

In this episode of Frank About Health, Frank R. Harrison is joined by nurse practitioner leader and entrepreneur Lynn Rapsilber, alongside healthcare strategist and coach Phyllis Quinlan, for a timely conversation about why one of the most essential healthcare workers in America is still struggling to practice, lead, and thrive. While nurse practitioners are trusted providers on the front lines of chronic disease management and community care, the discussion reveals how regulatory barriers, lack of business training, and outdated reimbursement models continue to limit their impact and restrict patient access in the process. Together, Frank, Lynn, and Phyllis unpack the real-world consequences of scope-of-practice restrictions, rising educational debt, and monopolized control over coding and reimbursement by institutions such as the American Medical Association. Phyllis brings a broader systems and leadership lens to the conversation, helping frame these challenges within a larger transformation of healthcare delivery and previewing an upcoming Frank About Health mini-series focused on the Nurse Practitioner Experience. The episode moves beyond critique to spotlight collaboration, collective advocacy, and practical pathways for elevating nurse practitioner voices—making it essential listening for clinicians, healthcare leaders, policymakers, and anyone invested in building a more sustainable, patient-centered healthcare system. Lynn Rapsilber: Website: www.nnpen.org/Lynn-Rapsilber Consulting Page: www.npbusinessconsultants.info/about-lynn.html LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/dr-lynn-rapsilber-dnp-anp-bc-faanp-b6238114/ Phyllis Quinlan: Website: mfwconsultants.com/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/phyllisquinlancoachspeaker/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/phyllisquinlanofficial/?hl=en

In this episode of Frank About Health, the conversation goes beyond individual projects to explore a larger question: how do we build trust, visibility, and momentum for health advocacy in a time of disruption, misinformation, and burnout? Frank and Anshar unpack the creation of Health E Media as a response to a fractured health media landscape where meaningful voices often struggle to be heard. Together, they explore how storytelling, credibility, and lived experience can be curated into a media ecosystem that amplifies real impact rather than noise. Listeners will hear how books, documentaries, podcasts, live events, and patient-led movements can work together to drive awareness and advocacy—highlighting spring initiatives, cultural moments, and innovation that already resonate with real audiences. The episode offers insight into why media trust matters as much as innovation itself, and how thoughtful platforms can support emerging ideas, patient empowerment, and systemic change without rushing to sell solutions. This is a thoughtful, forward-looking conversation for anyone interested in health advocacy, media with purpose, and what it takes to move important conversations from the margins into the mainstream. This episode is ideal for anyone interested in health advocacy, patient empowerment, media with purpose, and how thoughtful storytelling can shape the future of healthcare. Anshar Seraphim LinkedIN: www.linkedin.com/in/anshar-seraphim-516120159/ Linqapp: linqapp.com/anshar_seraphim YouTube: www.youtube.com/@AnsharSeraphim

This episode of Frank About Health shines a light on invisible conditions—the illnesses and lived experiences that often go unseen, misunderstood, or minimized. Drawing inspiration from Invisible by Matthew Michael Ross, conversations from the Invisible Conditions Podcast with Jeff Pearson, and personal reflections on epilepsy and other non-visible health challenges, this episode explores how hidden conditions affect identity, resilience, access to care, and social perception. Rather than focusing solely on diagnoses, the discussion centers on dignity, validation, and the urgent need to listen to those whose struggles don’t show up on the surface—reminding us that what we can’t see often carries the greatest weight. Invisible conditions are illnesses or disabilities that aren’t immediately apparent to others but can significantly affect daily life, work, relationships, and mental health. Because symptoms aren’t visible, people often face misunderstanding, stigma, or disbelief.

In this episode of Frank About Health, we explore food as medicine—not in theory, but in real life. At a time when stress, caregiving demands, and health uncertainty are at an all-time high, this episode introduces a new healing-centered kitchen segment focused on nourishment, resilience, and simplicity. Rather than chasing perfection or trends, the conversation centers on how intentional, affordable meals can support brain health, reduce inflammation, and restore a sense of control during moments when life feels overwhelming. Guided by Joey’s hands-on experience as a nutrition-focused caregiver, listeners will hear how everyday cooking can become a stabilizing force for individuals and families navigating illness, fatigue, and limited resources. This episode offers practical takeaways, thoughtful perspective, and a calming reminder that healing doesn’t start in a clinic—it often starts in the kitchen. Whether you’re caring for someone else or trying to care for yourself, this episode provides grounded insight you can apply immediately. Whether you’re caring for a loved one, managing your own health, or simply trying to eat better without overwhelm, this episode offers clear takeaways, affordable strategies, and calming guidance you can use immediately. It’s about resilience, dignity, and healing—one meal at a time.

In this special episode of Frank About Health, we take a clear-eyed look at the forces that reshaped healthcare over the past year—from system-wide disruption and clinician burnout to the rapid rise of AI and the growing influence of voices willing to speak uncomfortable truths. Drawing on insights from leaders, clinicians, advocates, and storytellers including Marschall Runge, Phyllis Quinlan, Dale Atkins, Todd Otten, and Tom Ingegno, this episode goes beyond headlines to examine what actually changed—and why it matters. We explore how AI moved from promise to pressure, how leadership and caregiving were tested under strain, and how media and advocacy became critical tools for accountability and healing. Most importantly, we identify the early signals emerging from 2025 that will shape healthcare decisions in 2026—around trust, ethics, regulation, and the human cost of innovation. This isn’t about predicting the future. It’s about recognizing the patterns already in motion—and understanding what patients, professionals, and communities need to be prepared for next. Understanding what happened in 2025 by discussing highlights of shows that we did and how they are creating trends and solutions that will be explored in 2026.

In this powerful episode of Frank About Health, I sit down with cancer survivor, patient-advocate, and healthcare disruptor Matthew Zachary for a raw, urgent conversation about what happens when the healthcare system runs out of compassion—and patients are left to fend for themselves. This is not a feel-good survivor story. It’s a truth-telling reckoning. Together, we explore what it means to be “out of patients” in a system that treats people like data points—and why the next phase of healthcare must be driven by lived experience, not bureaucracy. If you’ve ever asked, “Why does surviving feel harder than the illness itself?” This episode is for you. An unfiltered look at MZ's journey with Brain Cancer— from diagnosis to survivorship — and why so many patients feel abandoned after treatment ends. A reframing of hope — not as toxic positivity, but as agency, voice, and systemic accountability. Learn about his podcast "Out of Patients" and his other Advocacy work. Website: www.matthewzachary.com/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/matthewzachary/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/thematthewzachary/?hl=en Podcast: www.outofpatients.com/ www.karenrossnow.com www.frankrharrison.com

The audience will learn what burnout really is and why it’s not your fault. How caregiving impacts your brain, body, relationships, and identity. Signs you’re approaching collapse even if you think you’re “handling it”. Practical strategies to reclaim energy, boundaries, and emotional balance and how to shift from survival mode to sustainability Caregiver burnout is one of the most widespread yet least talked-about public health emergencies. Whether you're caring for a parent, a partner, a child, or even managing your own chronic stress, this episode gives you tools, validation, and hope. Dr. Todd Otten brings frontline medical experience, real-life insight, and a compassionate roadmap that speaks directly to those who feel overwhelmed, unappreciated, and exhausted. This episode doesn’t just educate—it validates lived experience. It lets caregivers know they are not invisible, and they are not alone. Anyone navigating stress, responsibility, or emotional overload will walk away with clarity and tools that immediately improve daily life. Dr. Otten is a board-certified family physician and co-founder of Our Quadruple Aim, a movement that challenges the status quo in healthcare and promotes patient experience, quality care, lower costs, and professional wellness. He has over 20 years of experience in providing quality patient care, leading teams, and managing projects in various settings, including the United States Navy, where he was honored as the naval flight surgeon of the year in 2006 for the Atlantic Fleet. Website: doctorsonsocialmedia.com/todd-r-otten-md/ LinkedIN: www.linkedin.com/in/todd-r-otten-md-faafp-173028277/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/todd.r.otten/Instagram: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIJIvWjI3vJ/ www.karenrossnow.com www.frankrharrison.com

This episode gives your audience hope, creativity, healing, and empowerment — all through the unlikely but powerful intersection of fashion, science, and memory. In this inspiring episode of Frank About Health, fashion disruptor Lacie Cupani joins memory expert Vicki Mizel for a transformative conversation on how science, style, and healing intersect. Lacie shares her journey from medical research to creating Cupani Fashions, where her surgical precision, innovative stitch techniques, and energy-based use of color bring emotional uplift and empowerment to her models. As she competes for the Style Icon title to launch a 2026 global fashion show benefiting the Elton John AIDS Foundation, Lacie highlights the importance of diversity, inclusion, and fashion as advocacy for HIV awareness. Vicki complements this mission with her Brain Sprouts™ Memory Program, revealing how creativity, emotional engagement, and positive energy strengthen cognitive resilience. Together, they offer a powerful vision of how fashion and memory can heal, inspire, and ignite global change. Lacie Cupani: Website: www.cmgworldwidefashionweeks.com/cupani-fashion.html Facebook: www.facebook.com/lacie.cupani/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/cupanifashion/?hl=en Vote For Lacie Cupani for 2026 Style Icon: styleicon.org/2025/lacie-cupani Vicki Mizel: Website: vickimizel.com/ Brain Sprouts Memory Program: www.brainsproutsmemory.com/ LinkedIN: www.linkedin.com/in/vickimizel/ Check out Vicki Mizel at: https://iremembervicki.com/

The Transformative Bond Between Generations Listeners will learn about the multiple health and wellness benefits of cultivating and sustaining intergenerational bonds in their lives. They will learn unique ways to connect with people from different generations as they consider the legacy they hope to leave. They will consider the eternality of love, and explore the lifelong influence of intergenerational relationships. Dr. Dale Atkins, author of The Turquoise Butterfly, is a well-respected psychologist, author of 8 books, and a frequent guest expert in the national media. She has specific expertise in families, caregiving, aging well, kindness, and resilient adaptation to life’s changes. We will discuss the myriad emotional, mental, spiritual, and physical benefits of creating and maintaining intergenerational bonds, whether between children and their grandparents, or their aunts, uncles, or family friends. No matter what our age, these bonds have the power to transform us in unexpected ways. Dr. Atkins will draw from her book, her research, as well as her professional and personal experience to offer pragmatic suggestions for creating lasting connections between generations. Website: www.drdaleatkins.com/ Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/drdaleatkins/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/drdaleatkins/?hl=en YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UC0CM_yRL19VMfUsngDBLpsA www.karenrossnow.com www.frankrharrison.com

A more holistic "Whole Being" approach to medicine will be discussed in comparison to existing Western medicine views. Dr. Tom Ingegno DACM, LAC, is a clinician, speaker, and best-selling author of "The Cupping Book." With over 24 years in integrative and functional medicine, he owns Charm City Integrative Health, dubbed the "Future of Medicine" by futurist David Houle. Featured in consumer and professional media, Dr. Tom uses modern research, traditional practices, and humor to make complex treatments understandable, helping patients and practitioners develop no-nonsense approaches to thriving. His podcast Irreverent Health with over 180 episodes is an incredibly passionate and conversation-worthy for a myriad of health topics from biohacking to life-extension, acupuncture, wearable technologies, psychedelics, supplements, health charlatans, weight loss fads, public health policies and philosophical arguments about digital consciousness. On Frank About Health, we will show this as an act of responding to Healthcare Disruption! Website: www.charmcityintegrative.com/ Podcast: irreverenthealth.com/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/baltimoreacupuncture/ www.karenrossnow.com www.frankrharrison.com

Deepak Saini returns to give us updates on his Podcast, his Practice and progress on his journey to become a Centenarian Deepak Saini returns to Frank About Health after appearing on both Frank About Health and The A Train To Sedona and we followup on his path to being a Disruptor with his Vitality Unleashed programming. We will also pay tribute to Linda Marsanico and discuss the impact that has played in his health journey from different perspectives including spirituality, public speaking, podcasting and his overall plans for longevity. Website: deepaksainihealth.com/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/deepak-saini-aa486215a/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/deepak.saini.848981/ www.karenrossnow.com www.frankrharrison.com

We will have the chance to discuss Spirituality and it's role and impact on health. We will have another recipe from Joey's Kitchen displayed and We will learn more about alternative treatments. Shervon Laurice returns to Frank About Health after having developed her own podcast on Talkradio.nyc entitled The Expansion Room. This episode brings the spiritual conversation into play as we bring together the spiritual elements involved in healthcare. Weather the journey is through nutrition, psychedelics or Love and Compassion, we will show how the common thread of spirituality does it's best to maximize overall health and wellness.

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This episode serves as the launch of Frank About Health's Voices of Disruption Campaign Anshar Seraphim returns to Frank About Health to help me launch my first ever Voices of Disruption Campaign where over the next 12 episodes I will feature guests that have developed strategies, solutions and advocacy programs to combat the upcoming healthcare changes we will all be facing in 2026. Anshar and I will discuss several key programs that we have seen get dropped, cut or just plain cancelled and the kinds of innovations that we can all develop to obtain resolution to the gaps that have been created in our healthcare system. I will provide insight into the type of guests that will be coming up throughout the season to help emphasize those solutions for all of us to get on board with. LinkedIN: www.linkedin.com/in/anshar-seraphim-516120159/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/anshar.seraphim/ Linqapp: linqapp.com/anshar_seraphim YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/AnsharDark

This is a review of the past season of Frank About Health to recap some of the tributes, lessons learned, insights and recommendations for living with a better quality of life. This episode of Frank About Health celebrates the extraordinary resilience of individuals who turned life’s disruptions into opportunities for renewal and growth. It advocates for the power of creativity, caregiving, and innovation—whether through sobriety and reinvention, the healing role of nutrition and family, or emerging tools like AI that open new channels of communication. It also educates listeners on the value of science, hope, and community: from understanding the correctness of mRNA vaccines, to learning how artistic expression, alternative therapies, and healthy living practices can transform lives at any age. iremembervicki.com/ frankrharrison.com/

Vicki Mizel will discuss her memory program and also bring life experience into how she further developed it. Spanning mental and neurological health, she has even discussed ways to engage and feel more quality of health, even when dealing with other diseases. Vicki Mizel was trained as an educator and public speaker. She began teaching the Brain Sprout’s Memory Method in 1980 to school children in public high schools. Within a short time she trained executives in Fortune 500 corporations such as IBM, Rolm, Prudential, Hewlett Packard; taught through community college, both seniors and Alzheimer’s patients; and gave public seminars nationally and internationally. She also produced a highly successful audio-tape Mp3/CD program on memory training. After 20 years of teaching and training, Mizel returned to graduate school to receive her Master’s degree in psychology. She now offers her programs to therapists, heath care practitioners, medical facilities, spouses and caregivers of Alzheimer’s patients and their loved ones. She also trains actors with learning scripts and characterization. Mizel also assists individuals, pre-retirees and companies through career transition with her program, “Passion Quest: Finding the Work You Love and Loving The Work You Do! “She is the author of the book, Love Remembers.” This book is the culmination of her knowledge and expertise, offered to the reader in her belief that we can all retrieve, enhance and cherish our memories. (A guide to help caregivers and spouses of Alzheimer’s loved ones.) Memory Program: brainsproutsmemory.com Website: vickimizel.com/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/vickimizel/ For Speaking Engagements: iremembervicki.com/

It is the anniversary of 9/11 and while I won't pay direct tribute to the events of that day I will show in a solo episode the self-advocacy that we need to be aware of going forward with our health. This particular episode reflects on the chaos that is going on in our healthcare system 24 years after the worst terrorist attack in our nations history. I was fortunate to appear in the audience of The View on Monday and the discussions that happened both on air and behind the scenes were a reflection of how we need to begin this new season with our focus on our own healthcare with vigilance. The events of 24 years ago brought the country together and looking at where we are today there is a chasm on our own self awareness and I intend to inform the truth, resourced information that people must be aware of when it comes to Vaccines, Legislation occuring in 2026, Reminder of Healthcare Disruption and ways to manage and diffuse misinformation. www.frankrharrison.com #Disruption, #MRNA, #mentalhealth

Healthy Aging is living an engaged productive life motivated by will and not by the biological changes that occur as we get older. Learn how to remain engaged, independent and productive as each year progresses. A lawyer and former diplomat, Otho Eskin served in the U.S. Army and in the United States Foreign Service. He was Vice-Chairman of the U.S. delegation to the United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea, participated in the negotiations on the International Space Station, was principal U.S. negotiator of several international agreements on seabed mining and was the U.S. representative to the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space. Eskin is active in the Washington theater scene and is a playwright whose work has appeared in New York, Washington D.C., and Europe. We will explore how his thriving post-diplomatic career underscores the mental, emotional, and social dimensions of healthy aging: Purposeful engagement—writing novels, producing plays—keeps brain function, memory, and creativity sharp. Social connectivity—through theater, literary communities, interviews—supports emotional well-being. Reinvention—embracing new roles later in life models adaptability and resilience. Website: othoeskin.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/othoeskinauthor/ Instagram; www.instagram.com/othoeskin/?hl=en

Autism is a spectrum of conditions and a prime example of neurodivergence. Anshar will discuss living with the myriad of communication, sensory and other challenges and will describe how to adjust living with them. An example of this is by creating a powerful tool for the neurodivergent community AskAnshar 5.0 using his own Learning Language Model. Anshar Seraphim is a consultant specializing in high-stakes negotiation, sales psychology, and neurodiversity, known for his expertise in applied behavioral psychology and cognitive neuroscience. He is also a public speaker, writer, and founding member of The Octopus Movement, a group of nonlinear thinkers. He transitioned from a nonverbal state with autism at age 11 to becoming a specialist in communication and interpersonal dynamics, leveraging his personal experience to help others succeed. LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anshar-seraphim-516120159/ #AskAnshar Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

John Beyer returns to Frank About Health to further discuss his book Live A Little Better and to share the story of his son's challenges with Autism and growing the business Spectrum Designs. Listen In to here the story of a John Beyer's Journey from Alcoholism to Sobriety and how he managed to create a successful company and even begin his journey into releasing music and revitalizing his life with family. All documented in his book Live A Little Better. JOHN BEYER is a singer and songwriter from New York and the founder of Men on the Move, a top moving and storage company on the East Coast. He is an advocate for autism awareness and support and has served as chairman of the Long Island Chapter of Autism Speaks, a founding board member of Spectrum Designs Foundation, and as a founding member of the David Center. He currently lives on Long Island with his wife, Amy, and his daughter, Lauren, who insisted he tell his story. John Beyer shares his remarkable journey from a chaotic home marked by addiction and neglect to building a thriving moving-and-storage business on the East Coast and having the strength in recovery to deal with the additional challenges of supporting his family in particular his son who was able to build a business of his own known. LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-beyer-b976338/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/johnbeyermusic/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/johnbeyermusic/ Author Page: https://www.simonandschuster.com/authors/John-Beyer/232139178 #JohnBeyer Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

The audience will see a preview of the documentary Being Frank: For A Healthy Future and will also hear about how the show has evolved while paying tribute to previous shows, guests and discuss how we will manage disruption going forward. In this milestone 150th episode of Frank About Health, host Frank R. Harrison is joined by Phyllis Quinlan and John Beyer for a powerful reflection on the show’s journey from personal disruption to public advocacy. The episode pays tribute to the late Reatha Grey, features an exclusive clip from Frank’s upcoming documentary, and highlights how caregiving, creativity, and community converge to preserve dignity and mental health. John Beyer shares his inspiring story of recovery through music, while Frank and Phyllis explore the evolution of Frank About Health into a larger mission under Health E Media, LLC. This special broadcast celebrates resilience, legacy, and the next chapter in transforming healthcare through media and truth-telling. Frank = www.frankrharrison.com Phyllis =https://mfwconsultants.com/ John = https://www.johnbeyermusic.com/ #Frankabouthealth150 Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

Listen In to here the story of a John Beyer's Journey from Alcoholism to Sobriety and how he managed to create a successful company and even begin his journey into releasing music and revitalizing his life with family. All documented in his book Live A Little Better. JOHN BEYER is a singer and songwriter from New York and the founder of Men on the Move, a top moving and storage company on the East Coast. He is an advocate for autism awareness and support and has served as chairman of the Long Island Chapter of Autism Speaks, a founding board member of Spectrum Designs Foundation, and as a founding member of the David Center. He currently lives on Long Island with his wife, Amy, and his daughter, Lauren, who insisted he tell his story. John Beyer shares his remarkable journey from a chaotic home marked by addiction and neglect to building a thriving moving-and-storage business on the East Coast in his gripping memoir, LIVE A LITTLE BETTER: One Man’s Journey of Survival, Sobriety, and Success LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-beyer-b976338/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/johnbeyermusic/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/johnbeyermusic/ Author Page: https://www.simonandschuster.com/authors/John-Beyer/232139178 Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

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After a long time of commitment to your aging parents, once they have transitioned, you sense grief and loss of self. With resiliency, creativity and agency, you can reclaim your identity. The audience will learn 2 examples of how to recover in one instance and prepare in another. Author, mental health therapist and attorney Annie Guest takes us on her journey to process grief over her parents’ final struggles and appreciate the fullness of their lives. It has also helped her take stock of her own life and find her way forward. Guest takes us through her journey of reinterpretation in DESIGN FOR YOUR MIND: How a Family Caregiver and Mental Health Therapist Renovated her Home to Recharge Her Life—and Didn’t Break the Bank (B.D. Walsh Publishing) and shows us the magic of how she transformed her home sustainably and on a budget. Website: https://www.annieguestdesignforyourmind.com/ Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Design-Your-Mind-Caregiver-Therapist/dp/B0DVRGQQFT #Designforyourmind, #burnout, #resilency Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

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With Healthcare Disruption being the constant it is up to each of us to re-imagine how to obtain accurate information, resources and solutions to the ongoing healthcare issues we face individually and as a society. For the last 6 months, I have been fortunate to meet Christopher Nelson at Fordham University's Gabelli School of Business and we collaborated on discovering new solutions to communicate healthcare challenges on Frank About Health as well as look into new technologies like Artificial Intelligence and new methodologies to educate the audience on healthcare especially the one month campaign on Dr. Marschall Runge's book The Great Healthcare Disruption. Tune in to this discussion as Chris outlines the opportunities to make Frank About Health an educational platform and leading voice of direction and advocacy within hospital and educational systems. LinkedIN: www.linkedin.com/in/nelsonce/ #voicesofdisruption Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

A Review Show about the Lessons Learned Over The Last 10 Weeks This is a review show that takes us back since April and reviews the top takeaways from the current season of Frank About Health. www.frankrharrison.com #LessonsLearned Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

Presenting the positive innovations that Disruption in Healthcare provides! Healthcare Disruption occurs everyday the typical news shows what is being cutoff, what is being altered, what misinformation exists and other negative attributes. Disruption in healthcare also provides opportunities and new innovations to expedite patient care, diagnosis and treatment. Today's guests are example of how they used disruption and created a positive solution to manage through it while keeping existing protocols in place. Marc Filerman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marc-filerman/ David Yang: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drdavidlyang/ #healthcaredisruption Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

After appearing on The A Train To Sedona and explaining how he wants to live to be 100 years old, Linda Marsanico explained to me that he wants to be a Centenarian. I intend to see how he plans to do that. Life and health are managed each day and Deepak Saini will explain how his system allows us to Optimize our Mental and Physical Health to reach a goal like his. On the 4th anniversary of Frank About Health it is my pleasure to bring an individual that resonates with my mission of optimizing our health and wellness through self advocacy amidst the ongoing disruptions we are faced with in our society as well as the innovations that continue to help us in finding healthcare solutions in an optimal way. Deepak Saini changed his problems with obesity, inflammation, chronic back pain and depression by making lifestyle changes while developing a system to maintain his health and wellness after losing over 100 pounds and creating his own movement that incorporated changes in mindset, nutrition, engaging with community and making sure his new lifestyle would keep him vital. This was certainly his moment to change direction, improve his health and develop a system that he refers to as a comprehensive, personalized approach to health optimization and longevity. Through his own podcast The Deepak Saini Show, he continues his mission to become a Centenarian and live his life through intention and hopes you all learn how to do the same. Website: https://deepaksainihealth.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/deepak-saini-health/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deepaksainihealth/ The Deepak Saini Show is available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify #deepaksaini, #vitality Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

The audience will get an expansion of the show from last week where David Yang and I reflected on the main healthcare disruptors mentioned in Marschall Runge's Book The Great Healthcare Disruption. In the 3rd installment of this book promotion, this episode of Frank About Health aims to expand on a very informative interview held last week with David Yang and Myself and in this instance Dr. Marschall Runge will also be in attendance. Last week's episode brought to light the need for Next Generation Therapies, GLP1 drugs, Artificial Intelligence as well a detailed discussion on how the Pharmacies post pandemic are being redesigned to also do the diagnosing and testing especially with the various healthcare cuts that we are faced with in the current administration. In this installment we talk more in-depth about CRISPR gene therapy as well as continue to take on additional questions from the listeners and viewers. Dr. Marschall Runge Website: https://drmarschallrunge.com/ LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marschallsrunge/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Marschall-Runge-MD-PhD/61552211200167/ Books: https://drmarschallrunge.com/books/ David Yang LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drdavidlyang/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dlyang Most Recent Professional Site: https://seegeneus.com/staff-member/david-yang/ #Healthcaredisruption, #CRISPR, #vaccines Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

The audience will get to discuss with the participants Questions about main discussion points in the book: The Great Healthcare Disruption including AI, Vaccines, Big Tech Innovations and Genetic Treatments After having discussed the book in detail last week, now we get to ask the pivotal questions live with Dr. Marschall Runge along with David Yang who can get to the Technological Innovations meant to serve as disruptions towards refinement of healthcare delivery. This will be a continuation of promoting the book and serving the audience with a more detailed summary of the disruptions in healthcare that are meant to serve us. Website: https://drmarschallrunge.com/ LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marschallsrunge/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Marschall-Runge-MD-PhD/61552211200167/ #HealthcareDisruption Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

The audience will get a webinar style overview of this very important book that explains how to manage through the disruptions in our healthcare system whether motivated by societal changes, technological shifts using Artificial Intelligence and other medical technologies. This episode of Frank About Health discusses during the full hour a review of The Great Healthcare Disruption by Marschall Runge, MD, PhD who was featured last week with Phyllis Quinlan highlighting some of the key chapters that explain the shifts going on in medicine and the needed mindset shifts we all need to engage with in order to stabilize our healthcare needs with ongoing chaos and technological shifts. The book was released on May 6th but during this show you can purchase the book using the QR code that will be featured during our commercial breaks on YouTube, LinkedIN and Facebook. https://drmarschallrunge.com/books/ Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

The Audience will learn about Dr. Marschall Runge and his two books where he describes the chaos that ensues in his novel Coded To Kill and the chaos ensuing today in his upcoming book The Great Healthcare Disruption. Marschall S. Runge, M.D., Ph.D., is the executive vice president for Medical Affairs at the University of Michigan, dean of the Medical School, and CEO of Michigan Medicine. He earned his doctorate in molecular biology at Vanderbilt University and his medical degree from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, where he also completed a residency in internal medicine. He was a cardiology fellow at the Massachusetts General Hospital. He is the author of over 250 publications and holds five patents for novel approaches to health care. As a Texas native who spent fifteen years in North Carolina and an avid thriller reader, Runge has experienced so many you-can’t-make-this-up events that his transition to fiction was inevitable. #TheGreatHealthcareDisruption https://www.linkedin.com/in/marschallsrunge/

The audience will get an overview of Brooklyn Technical High School as Frank celebrates his 40th Homecoming for the class of 1985. In 1985 Frank R. Harrison graduated from Brooklyn Technical High School which 40 years later has been a guiding force in building STEM pipelines with alumni and future students. With the Advent of Medical Technologies, Artificial Intelligence and Emphasis on future Business Leaders, Lawyers, Medical Professionals and Engineers. This episode aims to define the next set of episodes of Frank About Health showing that Professional education especially in Healthcare needs to develop more of an emphasis on STEM education which Brooklyn Tech has been a leader. Clips of the school's history and memories of previous guests who have graduated with Frank will be featured. Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

During this time of uncertainty and disruption the audience will learn how to build mental resilience, understand the role that therapist can play in supporting you as well as explore the main challenges we are facing today. With over 20 years of experience supporting individuals navigating depression, anxiety, PTSD, and chronic pain, Shervon Laurice is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC), a Mindfulness-Based Psychedelic Therapist (MBPT), and certified Life Coach and Yoga Therapist, who guides her clients through transformational healing by helping them clear away the mental and emotional barriers that cloud their vision. Shervon's work is about overcoming challenges and stepping into the clarity, confidence, and alignment that allows you to thrive. If you’re ready to explore a new path to healing and transformation, this episode of Frank About Health is for you. Website: http://restoretranquility.com LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/shervonlaurice Instagram: http://instagram.com/restoretranquility #resilience Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

The Audience will learn about the times we are in and where Healthcare continues to be disrupted in our society both medically and through the media. We will also discuss memories of Reatha Grey Phyllis Quinlan has been a co-host on Frank About Health and she comes back to help pay tribute to our friend Reatha Grey while we also discuss the disruptions in healthcare that continue to pervade us personally, professionally and through the media. It will be an overall discussion of what is going on and what can we do to keep grounded in advocating for our quality of life. https://www.linkedin.com/in/phyllisquinlancoachspeaker/ #healthcaredisruption Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

The Audience will learn where Frank has been and where he wants to take the show forward. In this episode, Sam Liebowitz Executive Producer of Talkradio.nyc will have a conversation with Frank about where he has been the last 4 months and the challenges that he is overcoming as he continues to Advocate for Healthcare in 2025. #Frankabouthealth Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

This episode of Frank About Health will shed light on an upcoming documentary release while paying tribute to Reatha Grey who has appeared on 10 episodes of Frank About Health since it's debut in 2021. Reatha Grey returns to Frank About Health for it's season finale to commemorate 10 episodes since the show began on talkradio.nyc both in 2016 and it's return in 2021. Reatha recently won Humanitarian of The Year award on November 10th by the Olympia Awards founded by Dr. Olympia Gellini in Beverly Hills California. During the show Jose Dennis and I will reflect on the health topics that resonated with Reatha from her appearances to the personal issues that she is concerned about like Cardiac Care and Senior Health. We will also explore Reatha's Missionary work and how she uses her acting to continue advocating for others. Including her commercials for Cabenuva and Right At Home. IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0340663/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/reatha LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reatha-grey-b1167a18/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@reathadenise Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reathagrey/?hl=en TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@retirementhouserose #healthcare Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

In honor of National Care at Home month, Karen Ross co-hosts this informative session with CEO of the National Alliance for Care At Home to discuss Palliative Care, Hospice Care and other home care alternatives. Frank About Health continues it's tribute to monthly healthcare issues to be aware of. After last month's successful American Cancer Society presentation with monthly co-host Karen Ross, we introduce Dr. Steve Landers who will discuss the integration of two companies (National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization and the National Association for Home Care & Hospice) to create focus on aligning Palliative care, Hospice care and other health care living alternatives. We will have discussion of the research and the goals for healthcare providers to reach goals and objectives to sustain healthy living. #Palliativecare Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

The audience will hear about Ben Lytle's second book in The Potentialist series all focused on The Pursuit of Wisdom. Ben Lytle, a Fortune 500 CEO, serial entrepreneur, and author, guides you on an uplifting journey to unleash your potential and accelerate decision-making wisdom crucial during this transformative period in human history. Ben Lytle returns to Frank About Health to discuss his views in his 2nd book of The Potentialist series: The Pursuit of Wisdom. We begin with a review of the new reality we face in the next 30 years, including Health Care in the AI revolution while we understand Our Place In This World while approaching our Human Potential. Ben Lytle understands that Healthcare is a movement that we can manage through with Intention and Higher Consciousness. Website: https://potentialistfuture.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNVvXTxeDnoC9rNsNhmuf-Q LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-lytle-a6a0b914/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/larryben.lytle?_rdr Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

The audience will get an account of one man's journey from depression, anxiety, trauma and addiction to recovery by working with our inner spirit and soul. Levy draws on his personal experience with depression, trauma, suicidal ideation, addiction and recovery to guide you toward a better way to deal with conflict. He breaks down complex and confusing concepts and shows you how to apply a new way of being to your life. Among the ideas to be discussed in the episode: 1. Goal Setting vs. Soul Setting: Swap goal setting, which is rooted in external outcomes, for soul setting and learn how to live with purpose and intent without artificial deadlines. 2. Why People Struggle: Adopt a different perspective that will lead to inner peace by leaving behind past decisions based on poor information. 3. How to Start Your Journey: Learn how to shifting your patterns and focus can change your life. 4. The Joy of Inner Peace: Reach your own highest potential by releasing the negative energy that comes with painful thoughts. This episode will also discuss the book Soul Setting: Listen to your soul instead of your mind. https://www.soulsetting.ca/ #soulsetting Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

The audience will get a first look at the new podcast on talkradio.nyc called The A Train To Sedona that debuts on October 23rd from 12-1pm. The A Train To Sedona podcast is based on the book of the same name by Linda Marsanico Author, and Spritual Coach. It represents a journey that she took after the events of 9/11 where she joined a Food Co-op and then a spiritual group and realized that "When we are loving and compassionate, I we embrace spirituality, our perspective is expanded, we discover more possibilities, and we are open to practices and ideas, which strengthen mind, body, spirit health and wisdom". On Frank About Health we will learn more about her journey, her book and her upcoming podcast. We will discuss other concepts that are of importance such as: Choosing love over fear. Speaking kindly to yourself. Knowing what you are thinking. Knowing your habitual behavioral response. Letting go of what doesn’t serve you. Love and Compassion are transformational. LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/linda-marsanico-b2854a5b/ Website: https://lindamarsanico.com/ Twitter (X): https://twitter.com/home. Handle: @LMarsanico Facebook: https://www.Facebook.com/Linda.Marsanico/ #spirituality Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

Caregivers go through financial and emotional burnout especially when their patient declines fast. Sometimes they get confused on what to do next. The audience will get direction, resources and support from Phyllis Quinlan who knows how to "Share The Care". Over the last 3 months I have been dealing directly with caregiver burnout and overwhelming struggles that impacted my mental health and overall well being. The struggle for finding resources, support and direction to cope with the ongoing distractions and sense of finality which can be despairing. After contacting Phyllis who has been the co-host of Frank About Health and who has been a true support, it was timely to have her return to the show to have a discussion with me about the resources available for caregivers across the board. Website: https://mfwconsultants.com/ LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/phyllisquinlancoachspeaker/ Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

The audience will see Frank and Karen discuss Breast Cancer with a medical professional from the American Cancer Society in Chicago along with a survivor. For this month we will be medically focused as we discuss breast cancer awareness as well as the life experience of a survivor. Facts and figures on Breast Cancer will be presented by a representative from the American Cancer Society. Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

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Evan Mestman returns to Frank About Health to talk about a lot of the research and programs that he is involved in in his practice with ProAttitudes. When he first appeared on the show he spoke of how he learned how to make the Neural Pathways expand and develop through retraining your thinking about food and nutrition. His business has developed into other areas especially with stress management, looking at what your wins are each week and how to use breathing, meditation and other techniques to change your perspectives and view all your challenges as opportunities. Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

EPISODE SUMMARY:The audience will hear about 2 individuals that have become warriors by enhancing their self-image one as a model and the other as a pageant contestant. One of the stages in living life with epilepsy is overcoming this neurological challenge with a sense of awareness of it's impact on your reputation, esteem and professional and personal relationships. We have covered alternative treatments, co-morbidities and recently different examples of individuals with quality of life issues. This week we see two individuals that have gone to the extent of exposing themselves professionally while living with epilepsy and we will hear how they improved their self image. Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

The audience will learn how seniors can understand the aging process and what is considered a healthy approach through a leading expert from the University of Chicago. Frank About Health returns after it's summer long hiatus starting with a comprehensive review of healthy aging in seniors. While typically the first show of each month is deemed a health topic awareness show live from Chicago, it will be a virtual show co-hosted with Karen Ross and we will discuss brain health awareness month with our guest Dr. Emily Rogalski who is a researcher at the Superaging Research Initiative of The University of Chicago. https://haarc.center.uchicago.edu/ Tune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc

The audience will learn about the diverse background of Podcaster, Emmy Award Winning Producer and Digital Marketing Executive Cali Alpert. Cali Alpert is a former host of the Rob and Cali show at Talkradio.nyc. She comes to Frank About Health to show the evolution of her life and career both before and after that time. Cali Alpert, is an Emmy award-winning interviewer, spiritual explorer, storyteller and deep listener whose life guidance sessions combine decades in the wellness space and her own healing journey to help guide you toward inner peace, finding answers to your most pressing issues, and spiritual awareness. As the final episode of Brain Health awareness month, she will go into personal stories reflecting her experience with parents that struggled with dementia related issues and the challenges of relating with non-compliance from her mother who was also struggling from Borderline Personality Disorder.This episode will tie in many of the issues I have addressed in June over the last month.‍Websites:www.calialpert.comwww.theinnerviewer.netInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/calialpert/ (@calialpert)#TheInnerviewerTune in for this healthy conversation at TalkRadio.nyc