Yosuke Chikamoto, Ph.D is a behavioral scientist and educator specializing in clinical communication, improving the patient experience, and clinician well-being. Dr. Chikamoto has more than 30 years of experience working across academic medicine, healthcare systems, and professional education. His work focuses on how clinicians communicate with patients and families in the realities of modern healthcare—under conditions of time pressure, emotional intensity, uncertainty, and complexity. At the Mount Sinai Health System in New York and Kaiser Permanente in Northern California, Dr. Chikamoto partnered with physicians, nurses, and healthcare leaders to design and lead system-wide initiatives in physician communication, patient experience, and professional development. His work has emphasized bedside realities rather than scripts—using observation, coaching, and reflective practice to strengthen communication in everyday clinical encounters. This is a fascinating interview to be watched by doctors and patients alike.

This is a must-see interview with Dr. James E. Harper, the author of the recent book, The Decimation of U.S. Heathcare. Dr. Harper is interviewed by Bob Kieserman and they exchange thoughts and observations. Every patient, politician, healthcare provider, and public health advocate should watch this fascinating interview.

Executive Producer Leila Kramer interviews Bob KIeserman, the Founder of The National Library of Patient Right and Advocacy about his thoughts on what is happening to our healthcare system and what patients can do to cope with the many changes that have occurred over the past 4 months. This is a fascinating interview and an important to watch.

This is a very informative interview on living with a disability. It features a conversation between Senior Anchor Hayden Howard, Ariana Cheng, author and editor of Addressing Ableism: Navigating Disability in the American Healthcare System, and Victoria Santarsiero, an award-winning filmmaker who uses a wheelchair and lives with Friedrich's Ataxia, as does Hayden. The three women talk about how having a disability is looked at by many as a deficit in life, but how those with a disability should be looked at with admiration for their accomplishments and contributions to the workplace, the arts, and many other aspects of our everyday life.

This important interview features Hayden Howard, our Director of Book Promotion. Hayden is a patient with Friedreich's Ataxia, and she is interviewed in this segment by Senior Anchor Brooke Campbell. Hayden talks about the disease and her journey so far, as well as what is happening with the latest advancements and research.