I'm Fine. How are you?

About I'm Fine. How are you?

A podcast based on my own personal interests.

Publisher

Robert Fine

Category

arts · business · government · health & fitness · history · science · society & culture · sports · technology · tv & film

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

16 Apr 2025

Latest episode

21 May 2026

Latest episodes

10 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   21 May 2026

   Episode 10 - An Interview with Sarah HIll, CEO and Chief Storyteller of Healium

   Sarah Hill [https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahhill1/] is the CEO and Chief Storyteller at Healium [https://tryhealium.com], a bio-interactive technology platform for relaxation training. Healium uses real-time biofeedback and neurofeedback stories to help people see what's happening inside their bodies and gently learn how to shift it. Before this chapter, she spent 25 years as a TV journalist and news anchor, reporting from Congo, the Amazon, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, and Guatemala for NBC, ABC, and CBS news affiliates. She deployed with trauma teams in the aftermath of the tsunami and, after years of covering trauma, felt called to tell a different kind of story: one that helps people heal from it. Her work at Healium supports clinicians in pain, behavioral health, and VA settings, making stress management more visual, intuitive, and human. Ten peer-reviewed journals have published research about Healium, including Mayo Clinic Proceedings. Healium's immersive VR kits are used in DOD and VA clinics to help people better self-manage stress, anxiety, PTSD, insomnia, pain, and burnout as part of a healthy lifestyle. After earning a dozen Mid-America Emmy Awards, she realized they were pretty great as toilet paper holders. These days, she builds biometrically powered stories enabled by a portfolio of system patents and connected to heart rate, EEG, fMRI, breath, skin conductance, and other sensor data. To her, any sensor that captures data can become a story with a very human metaphor. She also speaks frequently at conferences about media as medicine, AI content recommendations, and the future of digital health. Healium began in 2013 with a project called "Honor Everywhere," which helped terminally ill and aging veterans visit memorials in VR when they couldn't get there in person. That idea, making the invisible visible, still guides everything Healium does. She is also a heart attack survivor, which makes this work deeply personal. She lives in Missouri with her husband, two grown children, and a grandchild who keeps her grounded and on her toes.

2. 

   19 Dec 2025

   Episode 9 - An Interview with Nanea Reeves, CEO and Founder of TRIPP

   Nanea Reeves, CEO of TRIPP, shares her experience in digital distribution and VR mood-altering technologies, highlighting her work with mobile applications and video game platforms in this interview.

3. 

   4 Dec 2025

   Episode 8 - An Interview with Ron Richard, Founder of BLD Consulting

   Ron Richard, founder of BLD Consulting, draws on 35 years of healthcare experience to discuss medical technology and product launches in an interview.

4. 

   17 Oct 2025

   Episode 7 – An Interview with Sean King O'Grady and Dr. Joel Gold, Suspicious Minds: AI and Psychosis

   Filmmaker Sean King O'Grady interviews Dr. Joel Gold about the *Suspicious Minds* docuseries, which examines the rise of AI as a trigger for delusional thinking and its impact on mental health.

5. 

   23 Jul 2025

   Episode 6 - An Interview with Dr. Pamela Boyers, Associate Vice Chancellor - Clinical Simulation, University Nebraska Medical Center

   Dr. Pamela Boyers, Associate Vice Chancellor, discusses preparing healthcare professionals to deliver safe patient care and work effectively in teams in this interview.

6. 

   13 Jul 2025

   Episode 5 - An Interview with Roberto Rios (aka The Peruvian Bull), Economist and Entrepreneur

   Roberto Rios, economist and entrepreneur, discusses his academic background and his work creating macro content on Twitter and YouTube in this interview episode.

7. 

   10 Jul 2025

   An Interview with Dr. Michael Torrence, President of Motlow State Community College

   Dr. Michael Torrence, President of Motlow State Community College, discusses Motlow State's growth into international arenas and the development of its Distilling Program, highlighting his leadership and commitment to student success in this interview.

8. 

   27 Jun 2025

   Episode 3 - An Interview with Laura Kusumoto, Principal of Iteration Zero

   Laura Kusumoto, Principal of Iteration Zero, discusses leveraging emerging technologies to solve business problems and drive innovation within organizations, highlighting the importance of identifying valuable applications in this interview.

9. 

   1 May 2025

   Episode 2 - An Interview with Dr. Joe Morgan, CEO and Co-Founder, Waya Health

   Dr. Joe Morgan [https://www.linkedin.com/in/jmorganwellovate/] Waya Health [https://wayahealth.com/] Convergent Health: How Personalized Data and XR will Transform Healthcare [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DZG3WWKJ] Dr. Morgan is a board-certified anesthesiologist, and the founder and President at Waya® Health. Dr. Morgan's interest in extended reality started shortly after completing his residency in 2015. Seeing the vast potential for extended reality in healthcare, he and his team began building systems that pioneer extended reality technologies for patient-centered applications. Waya® is a healthcare technology company composed of practicing physicians and software developers focused on creating assessments, diagnostics and therapeutic solutions to help patients. Dr. Morgan conceived and contributed to the development of the Waya® Health platform – an immersive system designed for the safe and effective implementation of patient-centric virtual and augmented reality applications. Waya® Health has become a company with national reach, used by healthcare institutions across the United States. Dr. Morgan completed medical school at SUNY Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, NY and completed his residency in anesthesiology at the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio. While at the Cleveland Clinic, he designed, developed, and patented a system for the collection and the environmentally friendly destruction of controlled substance waste. He is currently the perioperative medical director at Watauga Medical Center in Boone North Carolina. He has created educational programs to guide healthcare providers through the process of starting their own immersive care programs and has also advanced educational efforts for residents focused on the use of extended reality.

10. 

    16 Apr 2025

    An Interview with Kathleen Rogers, President of EarthDay.org

    Please visit: https://earthday.org About Kathleen Rogers Kathleen Rogers is the President of Earth Day Network. Under her leadership, EARTHDAY.ORG [http://earthday.org/] has grown into a global year-round policy and activist organization with an international professional staff. Kathleen  has been at the vanguard of developing campaigns and programs focused  on diversifying the environmental movement. In 2002, she spearheaded the  creation of Campaign for Communities (C4C). C4C is a coalition of  African American and Latino partner organizations focused on voter  registration and voter mobilization, which also works year-round on  environmental issues in low income communities. Kathleen also helped  create innovative financial mechanisms to "green" low income schools and  communities. She created the National Civic Education campaign, which  works with K-12 schools on projects that solve local environmental  issues while teaching civic skills. Kathleen  also founded Earth Day Network's groundbreaking Billion Acts of Green  program, which has now recorded close to 3 billion individual actions to  improve the environment. She is a frequent commentator on environmental  issues in the media and has appeared on CNN, Fox News, and NPR, as well  as in Time Magazine, The Washington Post, the New York Times, and The  Los Angeles Times and many other international and national newspapers  and journals. Prior  to her work at Earth Day Network, Kathleen held senior positions with  the National Audubon Society, the Environmental Law Institute, and two  U.S. Olympic Organizing Committees. As Chief Wildlife Counsel for the  National Audubon Society, she oversaw international trade, migratory  species, and biodiversity programs, and was responsible for bringing the  first citizen complaint before the Commission for Environmental  Cooperation, the tri-national agency created to oversee North American  environmental issues. She also worked for the BBC and other television  networks. She once owned a bakery with a friend who was on the U.S. luge  team. Kathleen  serves on various boards and as Regional Focal point for North America  Region of the Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) Network of the Global  Environment Facility (GEF), now known as the GEF-CSO Network to serve a  four-year term from June 30, 2018, to June 29, 2022. She is an advisor  and judge for a number of global prizes, including the annual Hult Prize  which awards $1 million to college teams who create companies that  solve pressing social issues. She  is a graduate of the University of California at Davis School of Law,  where she served as editor-in-chief of the law review and clerked in the  United States District Court for the District of Columbia.

Who has been a guest on I'm Fine. How are you?

Names identified in recent episode analyses. Showing up to five guests.

• Nanea Reeves
• Ron Richard
• Sean King O'Grady
• Dr Joel Gold
• Dr Pamela Boyers

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

2 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 27 / 100

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Quality

41

Social presence

0

YouTube

0

Engagement

32

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