David Sinclair, PhD. Harvard Geneticist Author of “Lifespan. Why we age and why we don’t have to.” 
Burton Malkiel, PhD. Princeton Economist & Author of “A Random Walk Down Wall Street.” 
Mona Hanna-Attisha, MD. Pediatrician & researcher who exposed the Flint water crisis 
Devi Shetty, MD. Cardiac Surgeon, founder of Narayana Health System. Personal physician to Mother Teresa. 
Michael Barratt, MD. NASA Astronaut. 
Gavin Francis, MD. Physician, explorer & author of “Empire Antarctica.” 
Laura Beil. Journalist and creator of “The Dr. Death Podcast Series.” 
Robert Adams, MD. Physician, former Navy SEAL and author of “Six Days of Impossible.” 
Cindy Wu & Denny Luan. Founders of science crowdfunding network, Experiment.com 
Jonathan Gruber, PhD. MIT Economist & Health Policy Researcher. 
Robert Gale, MD. Oncologist & radiation expert. Treated victims of Chernobyl. 
Robert Watkins, MD. Orthopedic Surgeon treating elite professional athletes. 
Suzanne Watson, MD. Graduated medical school at 54 years of age. 
David Zweig. Writer, lecturer and musician. Author of “Invisibles.” 
David Nichols, PhD. Neuropharmacologist and researcher in the field of psychoactive drugs. 
Patrick Codd, MD. Duke Neurosurgeon & ordained Buddhist Priest.
About PEERSPECTRUM
Join Dr. Keith Mankin and Colin Miller on their Journeys in Medicine. In this podcast we explore what is it like to provide medical care on the international space station, perform surgery on an NFL Superbowl quarterback, treat patients in isolated areas like Antarctica or fly over the burning reactor at Chernobyl. We ride along with a former Navy Seal physician embedded with elite Delta Force commandos and discuss cutting edge policy and innovation with renowned physicians, economists, researchers and journalists. Healthcare is a vital and ever-changing field, from the way it is accessed and delivered to the way providers are adjusting and coping with the changes. PeerSpectrum provides a forum for discussions of these changes and more as well as a platform for ideas to grow.
