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American College Of Gastroenterology
Gastroenterology
Telehealth
Rome V
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Microbiome
American Telehealth Association
Rome Foundation
Disorders Of Gut-Brain Interaction
Advanced Practice Providers
GI Workforce
Low FODMAP Diet
Glp-1 Medications
Locum Tenens
Academic Medicine
Covid-19
Interstate Telehealth Regulations
AI In Healthcare
AT A Action
Public Policy

Sameer K. Berry, MD, and William D. Chey, MD, host this Healio podcast that provides busy clinicians with quick updates that directly affect their GI practices. Through interviews and candid conversations, they explore how health policy, social media, technology, nutrition, practice management and research impact the field of Gastroenterology. Most importantly, the show also features interviews wi... more

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In this episode, hosts Sameer Berry, MD, and William Chey, MD, speak with Sarah Enslin, PA-C, Vivek Kaul, MD, and Amy Stewart, CRNP, about the benefits of introducing advanced practice providers in practice and how to help them succeed.

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In a special episode recorded live on Capitol Hill, host William Chey, MD, speaks with Congresswoman Debbie Dingell about current challenges facing public health and policy issues surrounding access, advocacy and physician burnout.

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In this episode, Lin Chang, MD, and Jan Tack, MD, PhD, discuss the history and evolution of Rome criteria, developing guidelines for multifactorial disorders in Rome V and more.

· Lin Chang, MD, and Jan Tack, MD, PhD 1:04

· How has the Rome Fou... more

In this episode, Kyle Zebley, CEO of the American Telemedicine Association, or ATA, discusses telemedicine's role in current health policy, innovation in virtual care and more.

· Intro 0:56

· Kyle Zebley 1:03

· What is the distinction betwee... more

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Recent Guests

Amy Stewart
Nurse Practitioner
Capital Digestive Care
Episode: Incorporating, retaining advanced practice providers in GI practice
Sarah Enslin
Physician Assistant
University of Rochester Medical Center
Episode: Incorporating, retaining advanced practice providers in GI practice
Vivek Kaul
Gastroenterologist
Episode: Incorporating, retaining advanced practice providers in GI practice
Debbie Dingell
Congresswoman, Michigan's 6th congressional district
United States House of Representatives
Episode: Live from ACG Advocacy Day 2026: Conversation on health policy in GI
Jan Tack
President of the Rome Foundation; Professor of Medicine and head of the Department of Gastroenterology at KU Leuven
Rome Foundation; KU Leuven
Episode: An overview of Rome V
Lin Chang
Walter and Shirley Wang Endowed Professor; Vice Chief Division of Digestive Diseases and Program Director at UCLA GI Fellowship
UCLA; Rome Foundation
Episode: An overview of Rome V
Kyle Zebley
Chief Executive Officer, American Telehealth Association
American Telehealth Association
Episode: The politics and future of telehealth with Kyle Zebley
William D. Chey
Co-host; guest on episode discussing serendipity and change mindset
University of Michigan Gastroenterology
Episode: Embracing serendipity and a change mindset with William Chey, MD
Steven Leach
Surgical oncologist and academic leader; interim dean at Dartmouth
Dartmouth College
Episode: Lessons in Gratitude with Steven Leach, MD

Hosts

Sameer Berry
Host of Gut Talk; Healio/Gut Talk collaboration; affiliated with University of Michigan and Healio
William Chey
Co-host; gastroenterologist; focuses on leadership, GI workforce, and clinical research

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 32 ratings
  • Unlike other GI podcasts

    There are plenty of clinical and research GI podcasts. But gut talk takes a very different approach and interviews some fascinating guests. Very relevant to our field.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    napollok
    United States5 years ago
  • Great source of GI info

    The host is extremely knowledgable and bring on fantastic guests to talk about interesting and important topics in the GI space. Would highly recommend to anyone interested in GI.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MusicProfessional
    United States6 years ago
  • Worth your time!

    The breadth of high quality content is amazing. The topics are extremely relevant to healthcare practice and policy today. The host is very forward thinking and asks extremely thoughtful questions.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mdogbender
    United States6 years ago
  • Dr Berry knocks it out of the park with this one

    Of Dr. Berry’s podcasts multiple podcasts, this GI-focused helps bring the unique perspective of his training in Gastroenterology to discuss how different events (social, political, regulatory, etc) impact the front-line GI specialist, GI management teams, and patients. Overall, this is a great podcast to listen to if you are interested in or involved with Gastroenterology.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    brainiacdumbdumb
    United States6 years ago
  • Great healthcare podcast

    Dr. Berry and his co-hosts always have fantastic and very experienced guests and ask them questions that generate great insights and draw on the guest’s often diverse experiences. I highly recommend listening to their interviews on this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    samhh0329
    United States6 years ago

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Appeals for patients' perspectives and real-world impact add credibility and relevance.
Listeners appreciate the high-caliber guests and practical GI insights.
The host duo blends clinical depth with policy and leadership perspectives, which is refreshing.
Guests' diverse expertise (policy, nutrition, research) keep discussions valuable for practice and career growth.

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Talking Points

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Reflections on GI workforce, leadership and goalsetting with ACG President Amy Oxentenko, MD
Q: What were your main initiatives and goals for this year, Amy?
Amy explains that her focus shifted to workforce needs, creating the Workforce Future Task Force, and developing subgroups for physician and APP workforce, while also advancing the metabolic task force and preparing for the metabolic school; she emphasizes balancing leadership roles with patient care and addressing maldistribution and access challenges.
Embracing serendipity and a change mindset with William Chey, MD
Q: What guided you to pursue gastroenterology and decide between cardiology and GI during training?
A mix of mentorship, research exposure, and a strategic sense of where I could make the most impact led me to GI, with ongoing evaluation of where I could contribute clinically and academically.
The politics and future of telehealth with Kyle Zebley
Q: Where did Kyle's interest in telehealth begin, and how did his career path lead him to ATA?
Kyle describes an early interest in policy and governance, his work on Capitol Hill, and how exposure to telehealth through WHO and HHS projects pulled him toward telehealth advocacy and leadership at ATA.
Live from ACG Advocacy Day 2026: Conversation on health policy in GI
Q: What can we do to get the Safe Step Act across the finish line?
Advocate at the local level by engaging representatives where they live, host roundtables with regional gastroenterologists, and demonstrate the human impact of step therapy, while maintaining persistent bipartisan dialogue.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Gut Talk

What is Gut Talk about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A clinically focused show for gastroenterology professionals, mixing practical practice updates with in-depth interviews on health policy, technology, nutrition, and leadership in GI. Episodes frequently feature policy makers, researchers, industry leaders, and dietitians, alongside patient perspectives, creating a well-rounded view of how policy, innovation, and daily practice intersect in GI. The program tends to attract listeners who want concise, actionable insights for patient care, practice management, and career development, with a strong emphasis on real-world impact and multidisciplinary collaboration. Noteworthy is the cadence of high-profile guest experts, the blend of clinical and policy discussions, and the inclusion of patient... more

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1. Amy Stewart
2. Sarah Enslin
3. Vivek Kaul
4. Debbie Dingell
5. Jan Tack
6. Lin Chang
7. Kyle Zebley
8. William D. Chey

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