“By talking from the heart, we can get the word out, together. We will empower more than 60 million American women and countless others globally living with heart disease and other traumas of the heart.”

Ep 03: PFOs, Migraines and Strokes with Jonathan Tobis, MD
Jonathan Tobis, MD of UCLA treated Hailey Bieber after her TIA, or mini-stroke in 2022. Dr. Tobis sits down with Amanda Daniels to discuss the correlation between strokes, migraine headaches, and PFOs. This cutting-edge information is rarely talked about, and is crucial in saving lives and minimizing risks.
Los Angeles on Fire
Amanda Daniels sits down with Lisa Dabby, MD, an Emergency room physician at UCLA. Dr. Dabby provides invaluable advice on how to effectively navigate the devastating fires in Los Angeles and offers self-care tips during this difficult time.
Ep 01: Interventional Cardiology with Marcella Press, MD, PhD
Did you know that less than 5% of interventional cardiologists in the U.S. are women? Marcella Press, MD, PhD, breaks this gender barrier as an Interventional cardiologist at UCLA. In this episode, Amanda Daniels sits down with Dr. Press to discuss the role of interventional cardiologist and things patients can do to save their own lives.
Ep 02: Access to Life-Saving Resources with Karol Watson, MD, PhD
Karol Watson, MD, PhD, is a Professor and the Director of UCLA Women’s Cardiovascular Health Center and the UCLA-Barbra Streisand Women’s Heart Health Program. Dr. Watson sits down with Amanda Daniels to discuss socio-economic and demographic factors affecting people with heart disease, doctor-patient relationships, and the correlation between food and heart health.