Welcome to Wellness Unmas. I'm Dr. Nicole Sapphire, and today's episode I am so excited for.

It's one, I believe, is going to resonate deeply with many of you. My guest is Scott Adams,

creator of the legendary Dilbert comic strip, social commentator, and someone who has really just spent

decades helping us laugh

at the quirks of, I don't know, just modern day life. But today, Scott is also going to join me

in a bit of a different role, that of a patient navigating one of the most challenging diagnoses

a man can face. Stage 4 prostate cancer. Like he has for decades before, he has been

strikingly open about his journey, whether it's his pain, his choices, and even his

experiments with unproven treatments. We're going to get into all of this. Now his response

to conventional therapies, you know, maybe may make you think about some of these

things. But today, Scott joins me in a bit of a different role, that of a patient navigating

one of the most challenging diagnoses a man can face, stage four prostate cancer.

Now, Scott, you know, unsurprisingly, because we've known him to be this way for decades,

he's being strikingly open about his journey, about his choices, his pain, his experiments with

unproven treatments, and his response to some of these therapies. He's going to talk about all of this with us. And he's also

spoken candidly about physician-assisted dying, a topic that he has long advocated for. In this

conversation, we are going to go well beyond the medicine. We're going to talk about resilience,

decision-making, and truly how facing mortality

can reshape one's view of life, their creativity and legacy. And don't worry, we're not only

going to be talking about cancer. I'm going to ask him about a whole bunch of things, including

his predictions for the next presidential election, because if you have been following him,

he certainly has opinions on these, and his opinions tend to be true. I also want to ask him a little bit about

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