About LearnOn Podcast: The Science Show By Kids, For Kids!
Hello learners! Looking to hear about problems and solutions in medicine? We've love for you to tune into our engaging conversational episodes hosted by Jaansi (18 yo) and Sunay (12 yo). We discuss anything and everything about health equity, medical technology, neuroscience, and mental health. Don't sweat the details -- we're big fans of breaking down jargon so that all listeners can learn from our guests. We also work with a wide variety of medical professionals, researchers, businesses, non-profits, and other companies to spread our message. Enjoy our podcast with endless learning to come!
Holistic Approaches for Mental Health Accessibility featuring Rachel Kelly
In this episode, Jaansi sits down with Rachel Kelly to explore how mental health advocacy, holistic wellness, and modern psychological frameworks shape the future of healthcare and personal well-being. Together, they discussed how emotional resilience shapes navigation of fast-paced modern environments, which in turn influences systemic healthcare approaches grounded in these fundamental wellness principles. Tune in for a meaningful conversation that challenges conventional mental health treatment and emphasizes the importance of accessible psychological tools in moments of intense personal and societal stress.
Rachel Kelly is a prominent author, mental health advocate, former Times journalist, and a leading voice in evidence-based holistic wellness. A passionate speaker on the clinical implications of nutrition and mindfulness on mood, she has played a pivotal role in educating the public on depression recovery, sharing her insights through bestselling books and workshops worldwide. Kelly's research and advocacy focus has shaped critical conversations globally regarding the therapeutic duties of lived experience and the future of psychological self-care.
Check out Rachel Kelly's work:
Official Website (https://rachel-kelly.net/)
Inspire the Mind (https://www.inspirethemind.org/rachel-kelly-column)
The Black Rainbow (https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/25904617-black-rainbow)
22 Aug 2026
Biology & Government: Cross-Department Collaboration featuring Dr. Sergio Imparato
In this episode, Jaansi sits down with Dr. Sergio Imparato to explore how ethics, technology, and classical political thought shape the future of governance and healthcare. Together, they discuss why emerging technologies like artificial intelligence must be grounded in moral responsibility rather than unchecked innovation, how normative considerations influence global power dynamics, and how historical value systems transform our understanding of human relationships in the modern era. Tune in for a meaningful conversation that challenges the idea of technological neutrality and emphasizes the importance of applied ethics in moments of rapid scientific and societal change.
Dr. Sergio Imparato is a Lecturer in Government and Assistant Director of Undergraduate Studies at Harvard University, as well as a leading scholar in applied ethics and international relations. A prominent voice on the ethical implications of the biotech and AI revolutions, he has played a pivotal role in educating the next generation of leaders, teaching one of Harvard's most popular courses on biotech ethics. Dr. Imparato's research and teaching focus has shaped critical conversations worldwide regarding the moral duties of natural talent and the future of human governance. Check out Dr. Imparato's work:
Harvard Department of Government profile: https://www.gov.harvard.edu/directory/sergio-imparato/ (https://www.gov.harvard.edu/directory/sergio-imparato/)
The Lyceum Project: https://thelyceumproject.ai/speaker/dr-sergio-imparato/ (https://thelyceumproject.ai/speaker/dr-sergio-imparato/)
24 Mar 2026
Public Narrative for Health Equity with Dr. Marshall Ganz
In this episode, Jaansi sits down with Marshall Ganz to explore how organizing, storytelling, and power shape the pursuit of health equity. Together, they discuss why public health must be grounded in people rather than abstract data, how collective action builds power to drive systemic change, and how the “story of self, us, and now” framework transforms individual experiences into meaningful, values-driven movements. Tune in for a meaningful conversation that challenges the idea of neutrality and emphasizing the importance of values-driven leadership in moments of social and political crisis.
Marshall Ganz is a senior lecturer in public policy at the Harvard Kennedy School and a longtime community organizer, scholar, and leader in social movement strategy. A key architect of the public narrative framework and a veteran of the civil rights movement, he has played a pivotal role in grassroots organizing efforts including the Obama presidential campaign. Dr. Ganz's research and teaching focus has shaped movements and organizers worldwide committed to building collective power for social change.
Check out Dr. Ganz's work:
Harvard Kennedy School profile: www.hks.harvard.edu/faculty/marshall-ganz (https://www.hks.harvard.edu/faculty/marshall-ganz)
People, Power, and Change: www.hks.harvard.edu/faculty/marshall-ganz (https://www.hks.harvard.edu/faculty/marshall-ganz)
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