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What does meaningful recovery look like, and how can personal growth change the way we connect with ourselves and others? In this episode of Everything Is Personal, host Len May sits down with Greg Vorst and Michael Nolan to discuss their personal journeys, their professional partnership, and the ideas behind Embodied Recovery. Greg and Michael share how their experiences workin...

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In this episode of Everything Is Personal, Len May sits down with Renee Fitton, a nutrition professional and entrepreneur whose journey took her from wanting to become a doctor to studying nutrition, longevity and healthspan. Renee shares how her experiences in traditional medicine and international volunteering led her to explore nutrition and lifestyle as important parts of th...

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**In this episode:**

- The family story behind Dr. Runge’s path into medicine.
- Genetics, epigenetics, and the promise of personalized care.
- AI and gene therapy’s potential to change healthcare.
- Prevention, primary care, and living healthier for longer.
- Bringing medical innovation within reach of more patients.

A conversation about the s...


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What happens when a doctor becomes a parent facing a complex health challenge — and starts questioning everything he thought he knew about healthcare? In this episode of Everything Is Personal, Len May sits down with Dr. Aaron Hartman, a physician whose personal experience with his daughter's health journey led him to explore a broader approach to medicine.

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