Joined by Dr Mike Farquhar, a consultant in children’s medicine to discuss how crucial sleep is to our physical and mental health and how shift-work can impact junior doctors as well as some sound advice for healthcare professionals who undertake night shifts.

Fighting a lifetime battle with depression Frank King has thought about killing himself more times than you can imagine. Frank has led an extraordinary life. He wrote for The Tonight Show for over 20 years, and his journey with chronic suicidality not only makes for a fascinating listen, he has become a public motivational speaker and trainer who travels the world and has given key-note speeches at multiple TED talks events. He is also a full-time comedian and uses his humour and compassion...

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and my own personal experience with it and the dangers of neglecting what our bodies are telling us.

Season 2 overview. New season with a focus on making our lives better and healthier as well the show's usual health discussions.

Season finale with 'The Third Eye Doctor'. Personalities, hypnosis and instant gratification. A candid chat.

Riana Milne discusses the 10 traumas that are experienced during childhood that affect an Adult later in life and in their love relationships.

I talk about the breatharian movement and the effect political correctness is having on us.

Dr Shan Hussain joins me to discus some of the shortcomings that we experience within the health system and how we can solve these issues.

An honest and very realistic conversation with ‘Soul in the Raw’ founder Marina Yanay-Triner that will help anyone thinking about adopting a plant-based diet.

Spiro Koulouris, a sufferer from gout, explains how he dramatically improved his condition through lifestyle and dietary changes.

Why it’s so easy for us to become addicted to video games, the symptoms and do they incite violent behaviour?

A fascinating episode bringing two prominent advocates for helping those suffering with stress and burnout.

A highly opinionated look at relationships, affairs, why relationships fail and why having ex partners is not a bad thing.

What causes cervical cancer, who is at risk and do you really need to go for screening if you have no symptoms?

An overview of the disease and what to do once a diagnosis has been made and where to seek help

Interview with Dr Giles P Croft discussing career change and managing your life changes.

A look at a recent study which has led to some dramatic newspaper headlines concerning fizzy soft drinks and in particular, diet drinks.

An entertaining, frank and candid conversation with Dr. Haidar Al-hakim, ‘The Third Eye Doctor’

Discussion about acne and what happened to me when I took Isotretinoin (Roaccutane)

The menopause. Why does it happen and is HRT safe?

A look at social media and its sociological effect with respects to mental health

The tragic story of a doctor whose life was tragically cut short as a consequence of burnout. Support advice included

Together with Dr Aislinn Macklin-Doherty we discuss some of the myths surrounding the NHS and whether or not privatisation is the way forward.

Is vaping safe? A look at some of the dangers of vaping and whether or not we should be using it as a form of nicotine replacement therapy (NRT).

Occupational burnout. Why is it so prevalent amongst healthcare workers?