Aging, Mood & Memory: The Powerful Role of Neuropeptides with Dr. Jennifer Garrison – Episode 367

Your brain isn’t just wired—it’s mapped biochemically, and those signals may hold the key to longevity. In this episode, Dr. Graham Taylor sits down with Dr. Jennifer Garrison, a leading researcher at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging and an adjunct assistant professor of gerontology. Dr. Garrison’s groundbreaking work focuses on neuropeptides—the brain’s chemical messengers—and their powerful influence on aging, behavior, and reproductive decline. Using cutting-edge techniques, she investigates how neuropeptide shifts impact longevity and explores the intricate brain-ovary connection, a key yet often overlooked factor in women’s health. A recipient of prestigious honors, including the Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellowship, Dr. Garrison is at the forefront of research aimed at unlocking new interventions for age-related conditions. Join us as we dive into her pioneering discoveries and discuss how understanding these biochemical signals could transform our approach to aging—especially for women’s health and longevity.

BHT Bytes – The Rise of Charter Schools: Who Wins and Who Loses? – Episode 366

Innovation or Inequality? Charter schools bring fresh ideas—but at what cost to public education? In this episode of BHT Bytes, hosts Sharlee Dixon and Peter Fenger dive into a topic that impacts millions of families: the ongoing debate between public and charter schools. As charter schools rise in popularity, they spark critical questions about funding, resources, and student success. Are they a necessary innovation, or do they weaken public education by diverting essential support? How do these differences shape the experiences of students, teachers, and parents? And what should families consider when choosing the right school for their child? Join us as we explore what’s really at stake in the evolving landscape of education.

Beyond Betrayal: Male Infidelity, Vulnerability & The Courage to Heal with Dr. Jeanne Michele– Episode 365

Infidelity isn’t the end—it’s a reckoning. True healing begins when blame gives way to understanding. In this episode, Dr. Graham Taylor sits down with Dr. Jeanne Michele, a trailblazer in personal development with over two decades of experience in teaching, modern philosophy, and coaching. Dr. Michele specializes in helping individuals, couples, and leaders transform their deepest aspirations into reality, offering innovative perspectives that go beyond traditional methods. With a PhD in Psychology and a Master’s in Spiritual Psychology, she is dedicated to guiding people through life’s most challenging relational struggles. This October, she released her debut book, “The Infidelity Cure: How to Rebuild Your Life & Relationship After Your Affair”—a transformative guide for those seeking to heal and strengthen their relationships. In this conversation, we explore the realities of male infidelity, its impact on relationships, and Dr. Michele’s approach to healing and rebuilding trust. Through vulnerability, self-awareness, and a shift toward more collaborative partnerships, she offers a path forward for couples looking to repair and evolve.