
My path to medicine hasn't been conventional, but every step has been intentional.



James Miller
70+ Long-Form Interviews with Physicians, Researchers, Cancer Survivors / Patients, and Policy Leaders
Over 5 years years of in-depth conversations with doctors, patients, and policy leaders — each requiring clinical preparation, cross-expertise communication, and the kind of listening that defines good medicine but is rarely taught.

My path to medicine hasn't been conventional, but every step has been intentional.
Dr. Marion Mass, a pediatrician's firsthand account of how opaque pricing and consolidation affect patient outcomes.
Dr. Harcombe is a leading voice in healthcare advocacy from the UK
How a surgeon's own metabolic crisis reshaped his understanding of cardiovascular disease prevention.
Calley Means, is the senior policy advisor to RFK Jr. in the Department of Health
Rare Melanoma, 22 Rounds of Treatment, an Amputation & the Reason He Keeps Going | Former Hostage Negotiator and NCAA Basketball Player: Terry Tucker
"I'm not sure if empathetic AI Is ready to be used at the collective." - Dr. Giannis Stamatellos
Dr. Joan Ifland, lead editor and author of Processed Food Addiction: Foundations, Assessment, and Recovery, breaks down exactly how ultra-processed foods hijack your brain's reward system, train your craving cells, and create what she calls a "neurological monopoly."
A conversation about why dietary recommendations remain contested — and what clinicians should make of the disagreement.
Dr. Devin Effinger is a person in long term recovery from heroin abuse.
A breast cancer survivor on the gap between a clean mammogram and a diagnosis — and what came after.
After exceeding 400 pounds and years of failed conventional dieting, Dave pursued a holistic approach — prioritizing mental health and sustainable behavioral change over restrictive diets. His 86-pound weight loss demonstrates the critical role of mindset, consistency, and psychological readiness in obesity treatment outcomes.
Calley is senior advisor to HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. - he and I discuss why chronic disease prevention is a systems problem — and what's standing in the way of change.
Theofanis Tasis is a philosopher from Athens, Greece
A conversation with cybersecurity researcher and data scientist Pablo Corona Fraga in Mexico City about how artificial intelligence is creating a new kind of inequality — not around money or housing, but around access to technology that could make someone 50,000 times smarter.
A conversation with NKUA philosophy professor Dr. Georgios Steiris on how we think about artificial intelligence in human decision-making — and why that matters for medicine.
Street conversations across Athens exploring how people think about meaning, purpose, and what matters most. Part of an ongoing documentary series with 70+ interviews across four countries.
Unscripted interviews with people in public spaces — practicing the skill that matters most in medicine and is taught the least.
you can view the 2026 interviews at FinalPrompt.org