Now, Let's Talk! The Podcast with Vanessa Corwin and Kathleen Kaan

We get the skinny from two dieticians from New York City’s Lenox Hill Hospital.

Ukraine and Russia expert, Professor Alexander Motyl, provides insights and analysis of the explosive events at the White House on February 28th. Note: This interview took place on February 28, 2025.

Ukraine and Russia expert Alexander Motyl of Rutgers University offers a comprehensive analysis of where things stand. Note: This interview took place on January 24, 2025

Rob Rose, host of the television program Raw Travel, takes us on his journey as a volunteer in war-torn Ukraine. This interview took place on October 29, 2024, before the US presidential election.

We interview PhD student Casey Ivanovich of Columbia's Climate School in New York City. She explains how the extreme heat we're experiencing affects big cities and some possible solutions.

Driver and activist Desiree Wood exposes the shocking inequities of the trucking industry, particularly for women. She offers advice for women who are thinking of entering the industry.

Naiah Nikole, a transgender woman, does not hold back with intimate details of her complex physical and emotional journey from boy to gay man, to woman. Naiah also talks about her husband and the child they are expecting through a surrogate. 

Known for his song "I Still Believe" from the cult movie "The Lost Boys," Tim Cappello travels the country performing his solo act. 

This is a conversation with the film's writer, director, producer, and one of its actors in advance of its screening at the International Filmmaker Festival of New York.

Fundraising expert Paul Marengo, CEO of Promethean Fundraising, explains how artists and emerging organizations can find the funds to make their projects a reality.

Once again, Ukraine and Russia expert Professor Alexander Motyl addresses what is happening in these countries and what it means for the US and European allies. These interviews took place on March 15th and March 27th, 2024.

March is Multiple Myeloma Awareness Month, and there are 35,000 new cases each year in the US of this rare cancer. We speak with Dr. Faith Davies, director of the multiple myeloma program at NYU Langone in NYC, and patient Will Sanchez about what it's like to have this disease and the research underway that is bringing hope to patients.

Danish indie filmmaker Charlotte Schioler's first feature, "Maoussi," is an intimate and unusual love story where two very different people find love through a little mouse.

Heidi Latsky's dance company, Heidi Latsky Dance, consists of disabled and non-disabled dancers, creating performance art accessible to all. Learn about Heidi's journey.

 Dr. Steven Feinsilver, Director of Sleep Medicine at NYC's Lenox Hill Hospital, gives us some eye-opening information about the nature of sleep and some tips on how we can improve the quality of our sleep.

A Florida couple describes what's involved in leaving the United States to relocate to Spain.

Following the recent attempted coup in Russia, Ukraine and Russia expert Professor Alexander Motyl clears the confusion and helps us to understand what is happening in Russia and Ukraine today. This interview took place on July 6, 2023.

Intimacy coordinators are there to create a safe environment for performers on set when shooting simulated sex or nudity. Evelyn Fogelman, an intimacy coordinator, takes us behind the scenes.

Animal activist and filmmaker Allison Argo brings her passion to the screen and has helped change the way we look at animals and our environment.