Prostate cancer can develop without clear early symptoms. That makes regular screening and open conversations about men’s health especially important.

In this episode of The Angie Graham Podcast, Angie speaks with board-certified urologist Dr. Clifford Gluck, MD, FACS, about prostate cancer screening, PSA blood testing and modern treatment options.

Dr. Gluck explains what PSA means, why each man’s PSA history matters and why changes over time may be more useful than one isolated number. He also discusses when men should begin screening and why family history and ancestry can affect risk.

The conversation explores the history of PSA screening and the debate surrounding routine testing. Dr. Gluck shares his view on what happened when fewer men received regular prostate exams and PSA tests.

Angie and Dr. Gluck also discuss what may happen after an elevated PSA result. This can include repeat testing, a prostate MRI and targeted or systematic biopsies.

They examine several prostate cancer treatment paths, including active surveillance, surgery, radiation and high-intensity focused ultrasound, also known as HIFU. Dr. Gluck explains the goals, risks and possible side effects connected with each option.

This episode is not just for men. It is also for wives, partners, daughters, sisters and friends who may help the men they love take their health seriously.

Do not wait for symptoms before discussing prostate health with a qualified medical provider. Early prostate cancer may produce no noticeable warning signs.

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In this episode, Angie sits down with Katrina Cravy, an Emmy Award-winning former television journalist and communication coach, to talk about what it really takes to become a confident communicator.

Katrina shares lessons from more than 20 years in television, where she interviewed thousands of people and saw one major issue over and over: smart leaders often struggle to tell their own story clearly.

Angie and Katrina discuss executive presence, weak words, vocal confidence, personal branding, charisma, storytelling, and how leaders can become more visible without sounding fake or boastful. They also explore how AI is changing the way leaders work, learn, and build their public reputation.

This conversation is practical, funny, and full of sharp reminders. Your ideas matter. Your voice matters. And if you keep brilliant thoughts hidden in meetings, Katrina says you are basically stealing from the room. Harsh, yes. Useful, also yes.

Katrina Cravy: https://katrinacravy.com/

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Women are talking about menopause more than ever, and thank goodness, because silence has not exactly been winning awards.

In this episode of The Angie Graham Podcast, Dr. Clifford Gluck, MD, FACS, joins the show to explain what women need to know about perimenopause, menopause, hormone therapy, sleep loss, brain fog, chronic UTIs, weight gain, and sexual health.

Dr. Gluck is a board-certified urologist with more than 30 years in private practice. He specializes in sexual health, hormone therapy, and urology through Dr. Gluck’s Wellness Center in Boston.

Dr. Gluck's Wellness Center: https://cliffordgluckmd.com/

• What perimenopause feels like before obvious hot flashes begin
• Why sleep problems may be an early menopause sign
• Brain fog, word recall, focus issues, and mood changes
• Why women may feel irritable, anxious, or “not like themselves”
• Hormone therapy and why many women fear it
• The history of Premarin, Provera, and the Women’s Health Initiative
• Estradiol vs. older forms of estrogen therapy
• Oral, vaginal, cream, and patch hormone options
• Progesterone and sleep
• Genitourinary syndrome of menopause
• Chronic UTIs in older women and nursing home residents
• Vaginal estrogen and bladder health
• Menopause, weight gain, nutrition, and inflammation
• Semaglutide, tirzepatide, and menopause concerns
• How women can find doctors trained in hormone therapy

The Angie Graham Podcast
https://theangiegrahampodcast.buzzsprout.com

Apple podcasts:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-angie-graham-podcast/id1807196572

Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/show/535Ygb21IEkk7DZL385xs7

iHeart Radio:
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