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UCLA LiveWell

Hosted by Dr. Wendy Slusser · health · EN

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About this Podcast:

Dr. Wendy Slusser of UCLA's Semel Healthy Campus Initiative Center interviews leading experts about new perspectives on health and wellbeing. LiveWell champions an interdisciplinary and intersectional approach to health equity-- from food and climate, to social justice and emotional wellbeing. With guests like Evan Kleiman, Peter Sellars, and Bob Thurman, we've set out to explore the many facets of what it means to live well. Stop by our website to offer feedback or guest ideas, plus more to explore: https://www.healthy.ucla.edu/media/livewellpodcast/

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What is UCLA LiveWell about?

Dr. Wendy Slusser of UCLA's Semel Healthy Campus Initiative Center interviews leading experts about new perspectives on health and wellbeing. LiveWell champions an interdisciplinary and intersectional approach to health equity-- from food and climate, to social justice and emotional wellbeing.

Who hosts UCLA LiveWell?

UCLA LiveWell is hosted by Dr. Wendy Slusser. The show has published 105 episodes to date.

What has UCLA LiveWell covered recently?

Recent episodes include "#100 (Re-Release), Part 1: A Culture of Care with Peter Sellars" (20 October 2026, 21 minutes), "Optimizing Brain Health in the Modern Age" (6 October 2026, 45 minutes), and "(Re-Release), Part 1 - Change How You Think: Why We Think How We Do and Our Value System with Emily Falk" (23 July 2026, 27 minutes).

How often does UCLA LiveWell publish?

UCLA LiveWell publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 41 minutes across 105 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on UCLA LiveWell?

Booking probability for UCLA LiveWell is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. UCLA LiveWell requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. UCLA LiveWell's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch UCLA LiveWell?

The strongest fits for UCLA LiveWell are Health & Wellness Services and Universities & Colleges. UCLA LiveWell has a health audience.

About the host

Dr. Wendy Slusser hosts UCLA LiveWell, a health podcast with 105 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #100

    #100 (Re-Release), Part 1: A Culture of Care with Peter Sellars

    Oct 20, 202621 minS1

    We are excited to re-release our podcast series featuring Peter Sellars as we gear up for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. This episode takes us back to a very different Olympic Games in ancient Greece, and offers...

  • Episode #99

    Optimizing Brain Health in the Modern Age

    Oct 6, 202645 minS1

    "If only I had a brain!" exclaimed the Scarecrow in the Wizard of Oz. Well, he may not have one, but you do. We all do, and optimizing Brain Health may be the most important step we can take to preserve our humanity...

  • Episode #97

    (Re-Release), Part 1 - Change How You Think: Why We Think How We Do and Our Value System with Emily Falk

    Jul 23, 202627 minS1

    We are excited to re-release Dr. Emily Falk's podcast series which explores storytelling as a lever for deeper human connection & understanding and how we make decisions & form value sets. Her book, What We Value, is...

  • Episode #96

    Looking Under the Hood: Prepping Olympic and Paralympic Fencers

    Jul 9, 202657 minS1

    What does it take for an athlete to make it to the Paralympic or Olympic games? In our latest LiveWell Podcast episode, we explore the world of elite athleticism through the sport of fencing. As it turns out, training...

  • Episode #95

    Whose Stories are Told? Whose are Missing? The Power of Representation with Dr. Darnell Hunt

    May 28, 202655 minS1

    On this episode of the LiveWell podcast, we sit down with UCLA’s Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost (EVCP) Darnell Hunt. A proud UCLA alumnus and former Dean of Social Sciences, Dr. Hunt has spent three decades...

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  • Episode #94

    94: Do Animals Hold the Key to Healing? Ellie Laks on the Gentle Barn and Reciprocal Healing

    Apr 23, 202648 minS1

    What if the key to healing our own trauma was held by a rescued cow or a rehabilitated horse? On this episode of the LiveWell podcast, we speak with Ellie Laks, the visionary founder of The Gentle Barn. Ellie shares on...

  • Episode #93

    93: The Reflex of Kindness: Lonnie Ali on Scaling Compassion and Sustaining a Legacy

    Mar 25, 202648 min

    In our latest LiveWell podcast episode, we sit down with Lonnie Ali, a dedicated advocate for Parkinson’s research, a champion of compassion, and widow to Muhammad Ali. Lonnie shares her personal journey from growing up...

  • Episode #92

    92: Primal Intelligence: From Special Ops to Shakespeare

    Mar 2, 202650 min

    Our latest LiveWell podcast episode features an inspiring and deeply insightful conversation with Angus Fletcher, Professor of English at Ohio State University and a core member of Project Narrative. Angus shares his...

  • Episode #91

    91: The Power of Presence: Navigating Modern Stress with Mindfulness

    Dec 19, 202541 min

    Our latest LiveWell podcast episode features an inspiring and deeply insightful conversation with Diana Winston, the Director of Mindfulness Education at UCLA’s Mindful Awareness Research Center (MARC). Diana shares her...

  • Episode #90

    90: Rebuilding Belonging: The Power of Strengthening Our Social Muscles

    Nov 25, 202547 min

    Our latest LiveWell podcast episode features an inspiring and deeply insightful conversation with Kasley Killam, a leading expert in social health and author of The Art and Science of Connection: Why Social Health is...

  • Episode #89

    Everyone’s a Futurist: Structuring Tomorrow’s Thinking

    Oct 29, 202542 min

    “It is possible to believe that all the past is but the beginning of a beginning… the twilight of the dawn.” – H.G. Wells But how do we shape what comes next—and prepare for futures we can’t yet see? Join us for a...

  • Episode #88

    88: The Story of a Wildcat: Community Resilience and Cultural Connection

    Oct 10, 202551 min

    Our latest LiveWell podcast episode features an enlightening conversation with Dr. Dan Wildcat, a professor at Haskell Indian Nations University and a profound thinker on Indigenous perspectives of ecology, technology...

  • Episode #77

    #77 (Re-Release), Part 2: A Culture of Care Peter Sellars

    Sep 26, 202528 min

    Original air date: March 1st, 2023 Why is controversy a good thing? What does it mean to have five eyes? Why is there no such thing as spectatorship? This is what we set out to uncover in Part 2 of our Special Series...

  • Episode #76

    #76 (Re-Release), Part 1: A Culture of Care with Peter Sellars

    Sep 19, 202521 min

    Original release date: February 16, 2023. Why were snakes at the original Olympics? How are the arts and sports intimately connected? How did the Greek tragedy come to be? We cover all of these questions in Part 1 of...

  • Episode #87

    87: Through Her Eyes: A Legacy of Healing and Social Innovation

    Aug 22, 202540 min

    Our latest episode of LiveWell features a powerful conversation with Dr. Eraka Bath, a professor of psychiatry at UCLA and a triple board-certified expert in child, adolescent, adult, and forensic psychiatry. Dr. Bath’s...

  • Episode #86

    86: The Power of Communication, Leadership and Lifelong Learning with Dr. Angela Fentiman

    Jul 11, 202551 min

    Our latest episode of LiveWell is a conversation with Dr. Angela Fentiman. An educator and executive communications leader at UCLA, where we explore how an early introduction to communication in service and civic...

  • Episode #85

    85: Growing, Healing and Connecting through Gardening

    May 16, 202537 min

    What if healing didn’t start in a clinic—but in the soil? On the newest episode of LiveWell , we explore how nature, community, and purpose are transforming Veteran care with Dr. Kaitlyn Fruin , UCLA preventive medicine...

  • Episode #84

    Episode 84: Part 2 - Change how you think: Why we think how we do and our value system with Emily Falk

    Mar 27, 202534 min

    Welcome back for Part 2 and a sneak peek into Emily Falk's upcoming book, What We Value? Curious about why we make the choices we do? Want to explore how to make more intentional and fulfilling decisions? In our latest...

  • UCLA LiveWell

    83: Part 1 - Change how you think: Why we think how we do and our value system with Emily Falk

    Mar 17, 202527 min

    Our latest episode of LiveWell is a two-parter with guest Emily Falk and a preview to her upcoming book, "What We Value". An expert in the science of behavior change, Emily is a Professor of Communication, Psychology...

  • Episode #82

    82: Impacts on our Environment and Ecology from Wildfires with Morgan Tingley

    Feb 27, 202551 min

    Morgan Tingley, Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and faculty in the UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability, is an expert on how climate change and other environmental changes impact...

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