HEAL with Kelly

Kelly Noonan Gores created the documentary HEAL in 2017, which explored how thoughts, beliefs, and emotions can influence the body's ability to recover from illness. The podcast is an extension of that work, and it brings on an impressive roster of doctors, scientists, spiritual teachers, and people with remarkable personal healing stories. If you watched the film and wanted more, this is where you go. The format is interview-based, with Kelly having one-on-one conversations that typically run 45 minutes to an hour. She has covered everything from quantum energy and EMF protection to psychic mediumship, journaling as a self-healing practice, body image, Kabbalah, and manifestation. With 174 episodes and a biweekly release schedule, the catalog isn't as deep as some shows on this list, but the breadth of guests makes up for it. The show holds a 4.7 star rating from 388 reviews. Kelly's interviewing style is curious and open. She lets guests talk without steamrolling them, and she's not afraid to explore unconventional healing modalities. That openness is the show's biggest strength and its most polarizing quality. If you're looking for strictly evidence-based content, some episodes will test your patience. But if you're interested in the full spectrum of what healing can look like, from clinical research to energy work to spontaneous remission stories, HEAL with Kelly covers territory that most health podcasts won't touch.