What happens when medicine is practiced in one of the most stigmatized, misunderstood environments in society? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Chad Zawitz to explore the realities of delivering healthcare inside the jail system, and what it reveals about humanity, public health, and compassion. We dive deep into HIV care, the revolutionary truth behind U = U (Undetectable Equals Untransmittable), how modern treatment has transformed HIV from a death sentence into a manageable condition, and why access, not innovation, is the real limiting factor. This is an honest, human conversation about healing, dignity, and what it really means to care for people society has written off.

In this episode, I sit down with Kim Sherlock and Holly Steflik from CFT Global to break down Craniosacral Fascial Therapy (CFT)—a gentle, hands-on approach that can deliver outsized ROI for people who feel stuck in chronic symptoms. We cover why CFT can work when “doing all the right things” isn’t enough, how improving cranial/fascial mobility and cerebrospinal fluid dynamics supports real nervous system regulation, and why the right release can reduce the endless loop of supplements, protocols, and guesswork—especially with head pressure, trauma patterns, and dysregulation.

Freddie sits down with inventor George Wiseman to unpack Brown’s gas vs. molecular hydrogen, why there’s no one-size-fits-all “panacea,” and how tools like the AquaCure and micro-bubbler baths may support recovery by improving hydrogen delivery and “electron” availability. They also cover safe dosing basics, the EZ/structured-water conversation, and what’s next—including deuterium-depleted water.

When chronic symptoms take over your bandwidth, the brain often grabs one storyline—mold, Lyme, MTHFR, hormones, insulin resistance—and turns it into the explanation. In this episode, Freddie unpacks a “yes, and” model: validate the labs and the biology, while also upgrading the signal—nervous system state, perception, and safety. You’re not broken—you’re stuck in a loop, and loops can change through consistent pattern interrupts like breath, light, movement, nature, and connection.

In this powerful episode, I sit down with John Golden, CEO of Vital Neuro, who—just days before our recording—literally died in an emergency room after a sudden, massive heart attack. What followed was a full-circle conversation about mortality, movement, and the miracle of modern science. John opens up about his near-death experience, decades of pain from multiple knee reconstructions, climbing Mount Everest after a leg transplant, and how those life lessons now inform his leadership at Vital Neuro, a revolutionary EEG-based neurofeedback headset that tunes your brain for balance, focus, and flow. This episode isn’t just about technology—it’s about the quiet courage to start again, listen to your body, and turn down the noise in your mind.

Freddie and Ayurvedic expert Dr. Shivani Gupta dive deep into mold illness, inflammation, circadian biology, functional testing, and the lifestyle rituals that restore balance. Dr. Shivani shares her intense experience uncovering hidden mold in her home, how it impacted her labs, hair, and stress levels, and how she rebuilt her health using Ayurveda, turmeric, sleep hygiene, and foundational inflammation protocols. The two also discuss detox, PEMF, lymphatic flow, mental inflammation, tea rituals, and her new book The Inflammation Code..

In this powerful episode, I sit down with Martha Carlin, founder of BiotiQuest and the self-proclaimed Poop Queen, to explore how gut health, toxins, and emotional trauma intertwine in Parkinson’s disease. After her husband’s diagnosis at 44, Martha turned data into discovery—building the first Parkinson’s stool bank and pioneering probiotic ecosystems that transformed his health. This conversation bridges science, love, and resilience, revealing how the terrain of the body—and spirit—can heal.

Dr. Chris Shade returns to unpack the future of healing—nano-liposomal peptides, cellular detox, and terrain medicine. Discover how BPC-157, KPV, and advanced delivery tech rebuild the body’s matrix, calm inflammation, and restore true regeneration. A masterclass in modern detox, hormone balance, and presence from one of the brightest minds in biological medicine.

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Evan Hirsch, a functional medicine pioneer and creator of The EnergyMD Program, to explore what he calls “The Toxic Five”—the core root causes behind chronic fatigue, long COVID, and mystery illness. From heavy metals and infections to nervous system dysfunction, Dr. Hirsch breaks down the overlooked connections between our biology, our mindset, and the modern environment that quietly drains vitality. You’ll hear his personal story of losing everything—his practice, his energy, and nearly his family—before uncovering a holistic, four-step system that restored his health and now transforms the lives of thousands worldwide. We dig deep into what truly works (and what doesn’t), from detoxification and drainage pathways to limbic retraining, mindset, and the spiritual lessons hidden in the healing process.

What if your chronic pain, posture, or fatigue wasn’t random—but connected to how your teeth touch or how your eyes take in light? In this fascinating conversation, I sit down with neuromuscular expert Aleena Kanner to unpack the deep, often overlooked relationship between the body’s asymmetries, breath, bite, and nervous system function. We cover facial asymmetry, gait analysis, dental occlusion, vision, and how seemingly minor imbalances can impact posture, pain, and even mental health. This is a masterclass in alignment, and it just might change how you see the human body.

What if cutting your cancer risk didn’t start with fear—but with clarity? In this compelling episode, I sit down with Wes Fossile, Chief Marketing Officer of CatchBio, whose personal journey through brain surgery led him to help others take control of their health before crisis strikes. Together, we explore the AI-powered dashboard that’s changing how we view cancer—not as a random curse, but as a risk we can often reduce. We dive into lifestyle, family history, and modifiable habits, and how CatchBio quantifies it all into a personalized score you can actually do something about. This is prevention without panic—just data, empowerment, and real action.

In this powerful solo episode, I dive deep into the paradox of human biology—how our unique genetic blueprints make us both fragile and resilient. I explore the interplay between DNA, environment, and consciousness, sharing stories of loss, survival, and the profound beauty of bio-individuality. Through examples like sickle cell and HIV resistance, I reflect on how evolution has sculpted human resilience across generations—and how we, in our modern world, can still shape gene expression through love, nourishment, nature, and awareness. This is an episode about honoring the uniqueness within us while recognizing the shared thread that binds us all.

In this episode of the Beautifully Broken Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Chad Yarbrough, founder of MaxGen Labs, to unravel the truth about genetic testing in the age of misinformation. From privacy concerns and data breaches to the real science behind SNPs, epigenetics, and personalized nutrition, Dr. Chad offers a rare, behind-the-scenes look at how genetics can actually transform health—without the hype or fearmongering. We explore the empowering side of understanding your own blueprint and how to use it as a tool for wellness, not a sentence.

Freddie welcomes back peptide guide Nathalie Niddam for a wide-ranging conversation on longevity, light as medicine, biohacking stacks, and the evolving science of GLP-1s. Together they explore intentional health practices, peptide safety, and why foundational habits still matter mos

In this episode, I sit down with Dean Hall—world record-holding swimmer, therapist, and cancer survivor—for one of the most profound conversations we've ever shared. Dean opens up about how he turned unimaginable grief and a double cancer diagnosis into a transformative journey of healing. Through open water swimming, forest immersion, and a radical reconnection to nature, Dean redefined what it means to truly live. His story is a testament to resilience, purpose, and the power of choosing a path that’s anything but ordinary.

After 20 years of navigating chronic illness, biohacking, and biological medicine, I’ve poured everything into The Biological Blueprint—my new academy and love letter to the human body. In this solo episode, I share personal updates, powerful healing principles, and the tools I’m currently using to thrive.

Alex Bradley, a passionate coach at the famed Correct Fitness (formerly Onnit), walks 2,560 miles to honor a friend lost to suicide. Through raw grief and mental health challenges, his transformative journey and training expertise inspire resilience and the power of taking the next step.

Coach Tara Garrison joins the show for a deeply personal and unapologetically real conversation on transformation—from breaking free of religious conditioning and toxic relationships to reshaping her identity through fitness, mindset, and self-compassion. We unpack her powerful story and dive into the emotional and physical tools she uses to help others unlock true healing.

Molecular hydrogen expert Dr. Paul Barattiero shares how Echo Water transforms gut health, reduces inflammation, and supports longevity through science-backed hydration.

Discover the game-changing world of nanobubble oxygen therapy with Jason Applewhite from Bimini Hydrotherapy! In this episode of Beautifully Broken, host Freddie Kimmel chats with Jason about how Bimini's devices deliver oxygen through your skin via tiny nanobubbles—2,500x smaller than a skin pore—while you soak in a bath or foot tub.