The Visibility Gap

Heart disease is the leading cause of death among American women, yet it frequently remains unrecognized, undiagnosed, and untreated. 

In this episode of The Visibility Gap, Dr. Jen Ashton introduces you to Tiffany Storrs who shares her story of an unexpected bradycardia diagnosis and her struggle for validation by medical professionals. 

Later, Dr. Alana Biggers and Dr. Margaret Rutherford delve into the emotional, physical, and sys...

Having health benefits is crucial when taking steps to build a family. 

In episode 4 of The Visibility Gap, Dr. Jen Ashton talks to Kelly Donahue about her personal experience that included many setbacks but ultimately led to a beautiful family. This discussion highlights the importance of emotional well-being and support for those navigating this challenging journey. 

Later in the episode, Dr. Alana Biggers and Dr. Margaret Rutherfo...

Teen girls are experiencing increased rates of depression due many factors including the impact of social media. 

In this episode of The Visibility Gap, meet Hailey Hardcastle, who talks to our host, Dr. Jen Ashton, about how she turned childhood adversity into a mission to help others with their mental health.

Dr. Margaret Rutherford and Dr. Wendy Kline join the conversation, offering actionable insights for families, friends, and o...

Women in the United States face significant health care disparities compared to men. Season two of The Visibility Gap podcast, hosted by Dr. Jen Ashton, addresses various women's health issues, including mental health, maternity health and family building, menopause, and more.​

In Episode 1, guest Marisa Zeppieri shares her difficult but inspiring health journey, emphasizing the importance of self-advocacy.​

Health experts Dr. W...

In the U.S., pregnancy-related illness and mortality are more likely to affect black women than white or hispanic women. This maternal health crisis, rooted in bias and inequality, is explored by Dr. Jen Ashton and her expert guests in episode 2 of The Visibility Gap.

Guest Charity Watkins shares her personal story of diagnosis and discovery of a multi-generational maternal health condition.

Next, health experts Dr. Margaret Rutherfo...

Simply asking your employees how they’re doing may not be enough to help them feel seen and understood.

For our season's close, host Holly Robinson Peete is joined by our experts Jackye Clayton and Jennifer Brown, who dive straight into a crucial conversation around DEI and the hidden challenges of diverse issues that can impact employee health.

In this episode, packed with valuable insights, listen in to hear their perspectives...

Working parents often have to balance multiple roles at home and at work. 

Host Holly Robinson Peete is joined by Kelli Royals, project manager and mother of five, as well as Ivy Bryant, a corporate executive and mother of a child with a chronic illness. They discuss the unseen challenges they’ve each faced at work, sharing with us how caregiving for loved ones has impacted their careers and lives.   

Then Holly speaks to e...

Burnout has been a hot topic. Sometimes, it’s caused by our biggest problems. Sometimes, it causes our biggest problems.  

Host Holly Robinson Peete is joined by HR leader Kim Rohrer and tech industry professional Dennis Yu to discuss the unseen challenges they each faced at work, sharing with us how burnout and stress at work has impacted their careers and lives.  

Then Holly speaks to expert guests Jackye Clayton and Jennifer Brown...

We go to work every day without really seeing each other, or understanding the unseen struggles we’re all dealing with. 

Host Holly Robinson Peete is joined by C-suite executive Victoria Pelletier to discuss the unseen challenges Victoria has faced at work. 

Then Holly speaks to expert guests Jay Van Bavel and Jennifer Brown about Victoria’s remarkable story and what these kinds of problems mean for the health of our employ...