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Heartwise

Hosted by Charles Mills · health · EN

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About this Podcast:

Listen in each week as Charles Mills brings listener questions to Dr. Marcum! You'll learn to improve a wide array of lifestyle choices that have dramatic implications for your health.

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Contact path

Public web form

Booking probability

20%

Guest openness

Selective

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Questions about Heartwise

What is Heartwise about?

Listen in each week as Charles Mills brings listener questions to Dr. Marcum! You'll learn to improve a wide array of lifestyle choices that have dramatic implications for your health.

Who hosts Heartwise?

Heartwise is hosted by Charles Mills. The show has published 34 episodes to date.

What has Heartwise covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Pet Loss and AI, Dr James Marcum" (1 April 2025, 25 minutes), "Weighty Matters - Dr James Marcum" (25 March 2025, 25 minutes), and "Q&A Longevity, Dr Tim Riesenberger" (19 March 2025, 25 minutes).

How often does Heartwise publish?

Heartwise publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 25 minutes across 34 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Heartwise?

Booking probability for Heartwise is 20%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Heartwise requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Heartwise's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch Heartwise?

The strongest fits for Heartwise are Doctors & Physicians. Heartwise has a health audience.

About the host

Charles Mills hosts Heartwise, a health podcast with 34 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Apr 1, 202525 minS24

    <p>Learning to cope with the loss of a pet can actually protect our health. Dr. Marcum explains how. Also, AI in medicine. Is this wave of the future good for us?</p>

  • Mar 25, 202525 minS24

    <p>Weight loss. Is it really such a big deal? How can a few extra pounds hurt me? Dr. Marcum examines what works and what doesn’t when it comes to liking what we see in the mirror.</p>

  • Mar 19, 202525 minS25

    <p>People want to live both well and long. Seattle-based ER doctor Tim Risenberger insists that there are some simple, practical things we can do now to help us pile on healthy years later.</p>

  • Mar 19, 202525 minS25

    <p>“The Blue Zone.” What is it? Where is it? And why should we care? According to ER physician Tim Riesenberger, the lessons learned in these zones can help us all live healthier and longer.</p>

  • Mar 18, 202525 minS24

    <p>Dr. Marcum often says there’s a place for modern medicine in the treatment of injuries and disease. But, what does the Bible teach in regards to modern medicine?” In its own way, a lot!</p>

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  • Mar 11, 202525 minS24

    <p>Alzheimer’s is a very dangerous and sad disease and there seems to be a new drug out--with a strange name--that’s supposed to help. Does it? Dr. Marcum shares what we need to know.</p>

  • Feb 25, 202525 minS24

    <p>In the preface of his new book “How Not to Age,” Dr. Michael Greger writes: “What’s the point in living longer if you can’t enjoy it vibrantly?” What can we do to age “vibrantly?”</p>

  • Feb 18, 202525 minS24

    <p>Attention all men over 50. Do you have to urinate frequently? You may have an enlarged prostate gland which, in many cases, can be addressed. Dr. Marcum explains how and why.</p>

  • Feb 11, 202525 minS24

    <p>Blood is supposed to flow from place to place within the body. But, sometimes, it can’t. Why? Blockages! Dr. Marcum suggests several methods for restoring that life-sustaining flow.</p>

  • Jan 28, 202525 minS24

    <p>Medications. So many of us take them. But, do we really know what they do for—and to—us? Sometimes, there are issues of which we need to be aware. Dr. Marcum offers a warning.</p>

  • Nov 19, 202425 minS22

    <p>A friend dies of a stroke. But, wait! He was a healthy, slender, plant-eating individual who seemed to be doing everything right. What happened? Dr. Marcum offers insights.</p>

  • Nov 12, 202425 minS22

    <p>One company is setting out to “heal the world.” How do they plan to do that? One meal at a time. Nelson Campbell explains their battle plan and how we can all benefit from their campaign.</p>

  • Nov 5, 202425 minS22

    <p>Considered the health benefits of figs? Learn why you might want to do so in today's discussion with Dr. Marcum.</p>

  • Oct 22, 202425 minS22

    <p>Gluten Sensitivity can be life-changing. How did we get to the place where our bodies react negatively to foods that were created to be good for us? Dr. Marcum explains.</p>

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