Dr. Priya Rao sits across from her father, the man who first brought her into the cath lab as a child, where she watched the quiet choreography of human hands saving a life. Decades later, she returns to that same sacred space — not as a daughter peering through glass, but as an interventional cardiologist walking beside him. Their conversation moves between science and soul, precision and presence. Together they trace a lineage: from a farming village in India marked by early loss, to the fluorescent hum of American hospitals where intuition whispers louder than machines. It’s a rare exchange between two healers who’ve lived at the edge of the known — resuscitating hearts, witnessing near-death experiences, listening when patients say, “God is calling me.” Here, they speak of what modern medicine often overlooks: the moments that defy explanation yet feel unmistakably real. The heart-mind connection. The way intuition guides a surgeon’s hands. The humility that grows when saving lives reveals mysteries logic can’t hold. You’ll hear Priya's father reflect on decades of service — caring for rural communities, mentoring young doctors to listen before they diagnose, and building a “Wall of Fame” honoring patients who’ve lived into their hundreds. You’ll hear Priya question what true healing means when the body recovers but the soul is still searching. It’s a story of legacy, resilience, and returning to where purpose was first planted. A reminder that modern cardiology, at its best, is not just about arteries and stents but empathy, connection, and consciousness. Through stories of loss, miracles, and laughter, Open Heart reminds us that medicine is not separate from spirit — it is an extension of it. Every beat carries wisdom, every scar a lesson, every act of care a thread in the tapestry of humanity. If you’ve ever wondered where science meets soul, or what happens when a healer looks inward, this conversation will stay with you long after it ends.