The brief
Pfizer wanted the science behind new medicines, from vaccines to cancer care, explained for people outside the lab.
My role
I co-hosted Season 5, hosted Season 6, and led the show's first full-length video conversations with patients and researchers.
The outcome
Season 5 won a Gold W3 Award. The four Season 6 video conversations passed 1 million views on YouTube.
Two seasons
Season 5
Four episodes on medicine people rarely notice, covering conjugate vaccines, multispecific antibodies, molecular glues, and antibody-drug conjugates. Ronald and I took turns leading, and I led the first and third. I traced each breakthrough back through decades of earlier science and talked with patients and the researchers behind the work.
Season 5 won a Gold W3 Award in 2026, in General Series, Science & Technology.
Season 6
Five episodes on cancer, covering early-onset colorectal cancer, biomarkers and precision medicine, women and breast cancer, survivorship, and AI in cancer care. For the first time, the show added full-length video conversations, and I led them, starting with my best friend, diagnosed with colorectal cancer at 33.
Gold W3 Awardwon by Season 5
1 million+views on the Season 6 video conversations
9episodes across two seasons
Watch the series
Diagnosed at 28: Breast Cancer & Its Impact on Women
Katrina M. Johnson on facing breast cancer three times, first at 28.
665,000+ views
He Lost His Mom to Colon Cancer, Then Got Diagnosed at 33
My best friend, Dr. Marshall Anthony Jr., on his diagnosis and why screening early matters.
145,000+ views
Living Longer with Cancer: Redefining Survivorship
What survival means when people live for decades after a diagnosis.
143,000+ views
The Case of the Missing Vaccine
Conjugate vaccines and the search for a group B strep vaccine to protect newborns.
Pfizer · Produced by Acast Creative Studios · View counts as of October 2026
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