Dr. Shoshana Ungerleider

In the final episode of Season 2, Shoshana sits down with her friend Alexandra Breckenridge — known to many as Mel Monroe from the hit Netflix series Virgin River.

Nikki shares her story of the heartbreaking loss of multiple miscarriages.

Dr. BJ Miller was a college sophomore when a sudden electrical accident nearly took his life.

Ricki Lake has been in the public eye since starring in 1988’s Hairspray. She might be best known as host of The Ricki Lake Show. But she’s not here to talk about movies and TV.

Dr. Fumiko Chino and Mark Cuban on using lived experience, transparency and innovation to make healthcare more affordable.

Kirsty Parsons and psychologist Hal Hershfield explore what it means to imagine a future you never expected to have.

Barry Blechman shares at least one thing in common with host Shoshana Ungerleider: cancer runs in their families.

In 2014, Yvette Nicole Brown made a life-changing decision

Patton Oswalt—a comedian, storyteller, and devoted dad—shares the story of losing his wife, Michelle, and becoming a single parent overnight.

Alua shares the story of a chance encounter that changed everything

Steven enters hospice and begins to prepare for the end of life

Like many patients with advanced cancer, Steven struggles with nutrition, the effects of chemotherapy and depression.

Shoshana struggles to maintain healthy boundaries with her dad.

Now that Steven’s cancer has tested positive for the BRCA mutation, Shoshana and her sister Ariel must get tested.

As her father’s health declines, Shoshana turns to the End Well community she built for guidance, support and hope.

A young physician’s encounters with death reveal how deeply healthcare avoids the conversations patients and families need most.

A family history of cancer reveals a genetic connection, a difficult treatment ahead and new reason to hope.

A devastating diagnosis leads Shoshana and her father to weigh choice, uncertainty and an unexpected path forward.