Deepak Chopra is one of the most profound voices in modern medicine. He’s on the front lines of bringing new ideas, different medicine traditions, and novel ways of healing to the masses. In this final episode of season 2, Chopra sits down with Dr. Oz to ask him about the way he views the marriage of spirituality and medicine around the world.

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Dr. Josh Axe is on a mission to transform healthcare with the power of food. He’s a bestselling author and and in this interview, he shares the details on his brand new book, “The Collagen Diet.” 

He reveals how you can find collagen in simple foods found in the grocery store and what he calls the next big trend in natural healing.

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Andrew Weil, one of the most influential doctors in America, is known as a pioneer of integrative medicine who has always advocated for a natural approach to healthcare that focuses on healing and overall wellness. 

In this episode, Dr. Weil is weighing on everything from matcha tea to psychedelics, even issuing a warning about one of the biggest viral health trends that he says everyone needs to hear. 

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In the final episode of a four part series, Dr. Peterson explains how hierarchies can be organized to encourage people to succeed. He also breaks down the fundamental differences between men and women, and why recognizing these differences can help bring us all closer together.

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In the third episode in this series with Dr. Oz and Jordan Peterson, they discuss the growing fascination behind the true crime genre. Dr. Peterson breaks down the psyche of some of the most depraved and dangerous minds, and helps us understand the truth behind nurture version nature: do we all have the ability to be evil? He also shares his thoughts on politics and the financial world.

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She’s known for her straight talk and unfiltered candor. Angela Yee is not afraid to speak her mind on “The Breakfast Club” every morning, delighting millions of listeners across the country. In this interview, Angela is using her voice in a different way, to speak out about cause that’s close to her heart and to reveal the motivation behind her brand new project.

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He is one of world's top memory experts, Jim Kwik, founder of “Kwik Learning” and host of “The Kwik Brain Podcast,” is a celebrity brain coach to notables that include Elon Musk, Will smith, even the cast of The X-Men. 

In this interview, Jim shows everyone the “kwik” and simple ways they can boost their brain power and increase their memory.

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On May 6, 1993, three eight-year-old boys - Stevie Branch, Michael Moore, and Christopher Byers - were found murdered. While there were no witnesses, DNA evidence, or concrete leads that connected Damien Echols and his two friends Jessie Misskelley, Jr. and Jason Baldwin (known as the West Memphis Three), police arrested them anyway - some say simply because of the way they looked.

It became one of the biggest murder trials of our time, and after being sentenced to die from lethal injection, Damien Echols was released after serving eighteen years on death row. In this interview, he and his wife Lorri (who married him while he was still behind bars) are speaking out on life after being sentenced to die, and why he may truly never be free.

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