Neuropsychoanalysis AssociationWebsEdgeMedicine2026-09-17 | Neuropsychoanalysis AssociationThe Latest from the American Psychiatric Association FoundationWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-08 | The APA Foundation plays a key role in supporting mental health across the country, and it’s always a delight to hear the latest on their great work. To hear the latest on the Mental Health Care Works campaign, and more, we were joined by Executive Director Rawle Andrews Jr and Dr Tina Kim, one of the Foundation’s Fellows.APA and You - How is APA helping you help your patients?WebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-08 | As we come to a close on another year of the American Psychiatric Association's Annual Meeting, we spoke to attendees to ask: how does APA help you help your patients?Apocalypse Now! Climate Change and Its Impact on the Practice of PsychiatryWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-08 | The impacts of climate change are all around us, but the toll it takes on mental health is harder to see, and the communities suffering the most can be the hardest to reach. Join us as we take a look at how psychiatry is evolving new approaches to meet these challenges. We speak to psychiatrist Anish Dube, and Madison Williams whose family lived through the Maui wildfires.Medical Assistance in Dying and The Psychiatrists RoleWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-08 | Medical Assistance in Dying is a topic of intense debate in North America, and one which can involve psychiatrists in a number ways – from assessing competence in decision making to deciding eligibility for people with mental illnesses. To discuss more, we were oined by Dr Rebecca Brendel and Dr Maria Oquendo at the American Psychiatric Association's Annual Meeting.Episode 4 - Psychiatry and the CommunityWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-08 | It’s a vibrant and active community of mental health professionals that means a lot to many people – and is leading the way for better mental health across the country, and the world. We’re here at the annual meeting of the American Psychiatric Association and this is APA TV. For our final episode, right here from the heart of America’s busiest city, we’ve been busy compiling a packed show looking at community – from the psychiatric community itself to the communities it works with, getting together is essential for better mental health.
On the show today, here from children of psychiatrists of all ages, at one of APA's most popular sessions, we discuss the role of psychiatrists in medial assistance in dying across north america, we look at the impact on the mental health of people living in the throes of climate change, catch up on the APA Foundation's Mental Health Care Works Campaign, and here from attendees one last time.
Plus, featured in our last episode - check out the work of Hawai’i State Department of Health and the Austen Riggs Center.#ChildrenOfPsychiatristsUnplugged: Stories Beyond the CouchWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-08 | It's one of the American Psychiatric Association's most popular sessions, looking at the experiences of children, young and old, who grow up with a parent who is a psychiatrist. Past president Michelle Riba, M.D. talks us through the origin of the session, while some of the kids tell us how it's affected them, their relationships and their career choices.Exploring the Next Frontier in Medicine: The Future of Cellular TherapyWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-07 | Welcome to a visionary exploration of the future of cellular therapy, brought to you directly from EBMT 2024! Dive into this in-depth look at the latest advancements and the bright future that awaits in the field of cellular therapy. From AI-driven enhancements to innovative uses of the microbiome, discover what the next generation of cellular therapy entails.
Featuring Expert Insights From:
Dr. Roni Shouval, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Dr. Maik Luu, University Hospital WürzburgMeet Being Health: A Modern Mental Health PracticeWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-07 | In a world that offers one-size-fits-all solutions, Being Health was created for patients who desire a new approach to mental health care that emphasizes the impact of both mind and body on a person’s well-being.
Co-founded by Cornell-trained psychiatrist, Dr. Sonali (Allie) Sharma and guided by empathic clinicians and clinical excellence under the leadership of Medical Director Dr. Hudson Elmore, Being Health serves patients in need of outpatient mental health services in the New York Metropolitan area at its welcoming space in Lower Manhattan. Being Health clinicians can help manage a wide range of mental health conditions, including anxiety, stress, depression and trauma.
Being Health has expanded the mental health tool kit to provide a diversity of services, all available in one place to provide the best outcomes for the patient. Its services include Psychiatry & Psychotherapy, Novel Treatments (e.g., Ketamine Infusion Therapy), Functional Medicine, and Wellness Services (e.g., Acupuncture & Nutrition).
Being Health has created an integrated care model that leverages a diversity of service lines and makes them available all under one roof. For clinicians, this allows for collaboration of care both within and across disciplines with the goal of optimizing patient outcomes.
On the novel treatment front, ketamine infusion therapy combined with KAP can be leveraged for people with treatment resistant depression to achieve rapid relief from symptoms and a greater sense of wellbeing. As the demand for and accessibility of new novel treatments arises, Being Health will be positioned to deliver these innovative treatments to patients in a safe, clinical environment upon FDA approval.
As mental health and physical health are inextricably linked, Being Health’s model of care addresses both the mind and body by offering functional medicine as well as wellness services like nutrition and acupuncture.
If you're a referring provider who has a patient who might benefit from a mind body approach, or if you have a patient with treatment resistant depression who may be a candidate for ketamine treatment, Being Health is a place that can help. Providers can contact Being Health directly with referrals, and new patients can book appointments directly online at beinghealth.co.
beinghealth.coHonoring Indigenous Wisdom & Culture in Promoting Resilience & RecoveryWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-07 | There are over 574 federally recognized tribes in the US, representing a diverse set of communities which also have many shared challenges. To discuss the mental health concerns of Native American communities, and how to provide culturally sensitive care, we were joined by Dr Monica Taylor-Desir of the Mayo Clinic, MN.Beyond the Couch: AI Chatbots as Emerging Tools in PsychiatryWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-07 | There are a multitude of AI driven chatbots out there and whether recommended by psychiatrists or not, people are using them to meet their mental health needs. To discuss the types of AI bots out there, how they work, and what you need to know to help your patient navigate this world, we spoke to Darlene King, M.D. of UT Southwestern, TX.What Psychiatrists Need to Know: Health AI – @americanmedicalassociation President Jesse M EhrenfeldWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-07 | From wearable technology to telehealth platforms, artificial intelligence is driving the digital health systems that have transformed healthcare. But how much do psychiatrists and other health professionals need to know about how it works? To discuss, we met with Jesse M. Ehrenfeld, M.D., M.P.H., President of the American Medical Association.Episode 3 - Mental Health in a Digital WorldWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-07 | Inspiring, energizing and preparing psychiatrists and mental health professionals for the challenges ahead, the APA Annual Meeting is an essential fixture for attendees both on and offline. We’re back at the Javits Convention Center here in New York City and today our focus is on all things digital – from the digital health technology creating solutions and challenges for health professionals in all fields, to the use of social media and the challenges that poses for the nation’s mental health – it’s all in the show today.
Watch it all to see a discussion with Howard Y. Liu on digital wellness, hear from Jack Turban why legacy media is still important, check in with @americanmedicalassociation President Jesse M. Ehrenfeld on everything psychiatrists need to know about AI, and take a look at some of those AI Bots in action.
Plus on our round the world trip to see some of the most exciting groups in mental health today, we visit Unobravo, Amen Clinics, Inc. and Being Health.Legacy Media in the Online AgeWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-07 | If social media media is the best way to get out there to patients and the psychiatric community, does legacy media still play a role? We spoke to UCSF's Jack Turban, M.D., M.H.S. to find out how he's using legacy media to get the message about key issues affecting the menteal health of people everywhere, in a way that TikTok just can't do.Digital Wellness in a Social Media World: Navigating Information, Misinformation, and Mental HealthWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-07 | Digital wellness is an increasingly important part of the psychiatrist’s role – helping people navigate the world of social media in a healthy way. To better understand what this looks like, and how to navigate all the information that’s out there on the topic, we were joined by Dr Howard Liu (UNMC Dept. of Psychiatry, NE).AUA TV Episode 3: Research & TechnologyWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-06 | The 2024 American Urological Association’s annual meeting is the premiere global gathering of the best and the brightest in the field of Urology. As the annual meeting highlights groundbreaking research and cutting-edge technology, today AUA TVshowcases all the ways the AUA is fostering member’s insatiable search for excellence.
From global academic exchanges to research grants and awards, the AUA offers steadfast support to those engaging in research that’s shaping the field of Urology. Today we ask: "Is there a place for artificial intelligence in urologic care?"
We sit down with one expert to hear how it’s already being utilized and the best practices for making machine learning a part of your protocol.
Plus when it comes to groundbreaking research, we’re introducing you to two award winners at AUA this year.
And we close out our circuit of the institutions and organizations leading the way in urologic research, treatment, and care. In today's show: - UC San Diego Department of Urology - Department of Urology, Stanford University School of Medicine - Charleston Area Medical Center Department of Urologic Oncology - Mayo Clinic Arizona, Department of Urology - NThe Neurogenic Bladder Research Group (NBRG) - Department of Urology, Jacobs School of Medicine, University at BuffaloAUA 2024 Guidelines UnveiledWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-06 | AUA TV starts things off today with one of the most anticipated components of the meeting, the annual unveiling of the AUA guidelines! The AUA's clinical practice guidelines provide evidence-based guidance with an explicit clinical scope and purpose. These provide urology professionals with the best in peer-reviewed treatment recommendations and research updates. Let’s find out what’s new this year!AUAs Leadership in Education, Achievement and Diversity ProgramWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-06 | For the past 3 years, the Leadership in Education, Achievement and Diversity - or LEAD - program has supported urology residents from racial and ethnic backgrounds who are underrepresented in urologic research. LEAD award recipient Dr. Samantha Thorogood and Dr. Larissa Rodriguez from the award review panel join us now in studio with more.AUA Scientific Spotlight: Sunday EditionWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-06 | New to AUA in 2024 – P2’s. These paradigm shifting, practice-changing clinical trials in urology are designed to showcase the exceptional groundbreaking studies that are expected to change the day-to-day practice of urology. AUA TV is thrilled to bring you Sunday P2s and Clinical Trials currently in progress in today’s "AUA Scientific Spotlight."AUA Plenary Expert Discusses AI in UrologyWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-06 | Turning to technology, from diagnosing urological cancers to predicting patient outcomes, the use of artificial intelligence within the field of Urology is becoming more commonplace by the day. Here to discuss the pros and cons is Dr. Andrew Hung at AUA 2024.AUA TV Talks with Attendees at AUA 2024WebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-06 | AUA TV hit the halls of the convention center to talk with attendees. Today we are asking the question: "What has been the highight of AUA 2024 for you this week?"APA TV Episode 2 - Confronting Addiction from Prevention to RecoveryWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-06 | Psychiatrists from all over the world have come together to tackle some of the biggest issues in mental health today. As the APA Annual Meeting gets underway in New York City, the 2024 theme is “Confronting Addiction from Prevention to Recovery" and we cover it all right here on APA TV. As the Annual Meeting gets into full swing right here at the Javits Convention Center in the heart of New York City, we’re here to explore the big issues in psychiatry – and addiction is one of the biggest. Let’s see what’s coming up.
On the show today, we go in depth on that theme with APA President Petros Levounis. We’ll also sit down with Patrick Kennedy to look at the legacy of the 1963 Community Mental Health Act, look at the evidence of acquired ADHD caused by digital technology addiction, examine all kinds of digital tech and social media addiction, as well as look at how psychiatrists can provide better care to Arab-American communities.
We'll also continue to explore some of the groups around the world doing great work in mental health care. Today we feature: - NorthStar - LSU Health New Orleans - Keystone Behavioral Health - Medical University of South Carolina, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral SciencesAddiction and Mental Health - Patrick Kennedy Discusses Community Engagement in the 21st CenturyWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-06 | Attitudes and treatment of people considered mentally ill has changed drastically over the last hundred years. In the USA, a major contributor to this was the Community Mental Health Act of 1963, signed into law by President John F. Kennedy. To discuss the legacy of the Act and where we are today, APA TV met with President Kennedy’s nephew, former congressman Patrick J. Kennedy at the 2024 American Psychiatric Assocation's Annual Meeting.Understanding, Addressing, and Treating Addiction in Arab-American CommunitiesWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-06 | Addiction affects all communities, but effective treatment requires culturally-sensitive care tailored to the communities we’re working with. To look at some of the issues facing Arab-American communities, and how to approach them, APA TV met with Rana El-Maghraby, M.D. (Sea Mar Community Health Centers, WA) and Alaa Elnajjar, M.D (Psychiatrist at Bradley Hospital/Brown University, RI).Acquired ADHD and Digital Tech AddictionWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-06 | ADHD is a major challenge for children and young people with numbers growing annually – but can it be acquired later in life, and is digital tech the cause? We spoke to expert Wendi Waits at APA 2024 to examine the evidence.Addiction and Mental Health Issues in an Online WorldWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-06 | The relationship we have to our increasingly digital world is ever changing, and understanding how to manage and define problematic use of everything from social media to video games, as well as gambling and pornography, is a major challenge for psychiatrists. To discusses these issues we caught up with Marc Potenza, M.D., Ph.D. (Yale School of Medicine, CT) and Sanya Virani, M.D., M.P.H. (Indiana University School of Medicine, IN) at APA 2024 to tell us more.Confronting Addiction from Prevention to Recovery - APA President Petros Levounis at APA 2024WebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-06 | Petros Levounis is this year's President of the American Psychiatric Association, and as part of his presidential year has set the theme of "Confronting Addiction from Prevention to Recovery". As we head into the 2024 Annual Meeting we caught up with him to discuss how that theme has been put into action this last year, and how successful it's been.AUA TV Talks with AttendeesWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-05 | AUA TV hit the halls of the convention center to talk with attendees. Today we are asking the question: "What do you see having the single biggest impact on the future of urology?”Robotics Theater is Back at AUA 2024!WebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-05 | Back by popular demand, the AUA Robotics Theater features a series of pre-recorded robotics procedures with narration. As Dr. Craig Rogers explains, the robotics theater is the premiere opportunity to experience procedures performed by experts in the field.AUA Scientific Spotlight: Saturday EditionWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-05 | New to AUA this year – P2’s. These paradigm shifting, practice-changing clinical trials in urology are designed to showcase the exceptional groundbreaking studies that are expected to change the day-to-day practice of urology. AUA TV is thrilled to bring you Saturday's P2s and Clinical Trials currently in progress in today’s "AUA Spotlight on Science."2024 AUA Humanitarian Recognition Awardee Talks with AUA TVWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-05 | The Urology Care Foundation, the world’s leading non-profit urological health foundation, has named Dr. Syed Adibul Hasan Rizvi as this year’s Humanitarian Recognition Award Recipient. It’s our pleasure to introduce you to an individual who embodies the essense of philanthropy thorugh their demonstrated comitment to humanitarian endeavors.AUA TV Episode 2: AUAS Focus on the FutureWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-05 | As the largest urologic member organization in the world, the American Urological Association is committed to making the discoveries that will cure urologic disease in the future. From the Learning Lab to thought-provoking plenaries, the AUA 2024 Annual Meeting is showcasing all the ways the AUA is taking urologic care forward.
Welcome back to San Antonio and to our 2nd day of the AUA annual meeting. This is AUA TV and I'm your host Autria Godfrey. We are looking ahead today and all the ways the AUA is focusing on the future.
We’ll get a better understanding of the FUTURES program within the AUA by meeting one mentor and mentee currently working together.
And we take you to Pakistan to meet the 2024 Humanitarian Recognition Award recipient and hear more about the AUA's commitment to sustainbility.
And it’s back! The wildly popular Robotics Theater is here at AUA once again and we’re showcasing the fascinating footage on display this year.
And our tour takes us international! Join us as we head to Germany to profile 2 university hospitals breaking new ground in urologic treatment and care.AUA Global Health and Humanitarian Roundtable Discusses SustainabilityWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-05 | The Urology Care Foundation is committed to advancing humanitarian initiatives and pursuing philanthropic support. This year, through an AUA panel discussion, they are focusing on sustainability; both the need and the impact. Here to explain more is panel moderator Kurt McCammon.AUA FUTURES in Urology - Mentoring the Next Generation of UrologistsWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-05 | The AUA FUTURES in Urology mentorship program is designed to increase representation among urology medical students and foster more equitable healthcare. Let’s see how this innovative program encourages students from all demographic backgrounds to consider a career in urology.AUA Secretary Dr. Dave Penson Highlights New Offerings at AUA 2024WebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-05 | As we kick off our focus on the future today, we are joined by AUA Secretary, Dr. David Penson, to discuss current accomplishments and his plans looking ahead.Episode 1 - Welcome to New York CityWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-05 | The world's premier psychiatric organization is calling New York City home this week for the American Psychiatric Association's annual meeting. Experts from far-reaching corners of the globe are descending upon Manhattan's Javits Convention Center to discuss all the most novel and exciting ideas in mental health care.
In today's episode: The Science to Come at the 2024 Annual Meeting 10 Years at APA - An Interview with CEO and Medical Director Saul Levin, M.D., M.P.A. APA and You - What brings you to the APA Annual Meeting? Sitting Down with the APA President Elect, Ramaswamy Viswanathan, M.D. Beyond the Meeting - Insights from Inside the APA
Plus, we feature exclusive looks into the inner workings of leading organizations in psychiatric research and practice: Institute of Behavioral Science, Northwell Health Center of Excellence in Eating and Weight Disorders at Mount Sinai Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine Rural Psychiatry Program, Quinnipiac University Mindful Health SolutionsBeyond the Meeting - Insights from Inside the APAWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-05 | The Annual Meeting is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the impact the American Psychiatric Association has on the field of mental health. We caught up with Ludmila De Faria to hear how things are run, and why she's so committed to this great organization.Sitting Down with the APA President Elect, Ramaswamy Viswanathan, M.D.WebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-05 | As Dr Ramaswamy Viswanathan moves in to the Presidential role at the American Psychiatric Association, we sat down to discuss his targets for his year as president, and hear him reveal his theme for the year.APA and You - What brings you to the APA Annual Meeting?WebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-05 | As attendees gather at the Javits Convention Center we made sure to catch up with a few of them to find out why the meeting is such a draw.10 Years at APA - An Interview with CEO and Medical Director Saul Levin, M.D., M.P.A.WebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-05 | It's been over 10 years since Dr Saul Levin came into the role of CEO and Medical Director, and what a decade it's been! Dr Levin walks us through what's next for him, and who his successor is at the American Psychiatric Association.The Science to Come at the 2024 Annual MeetingWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-05 | APA Annual Meeting scientific program committee chair Eric R. Williams and vice chair Tanuja Gandhi sit down with APA TV to preview some of the cutting edge research on display at this year's meeting.AUA 2024 Emerging CornerWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-04 | AUA TV heads to the Science and Technology Hall to check out AUA's Emerging Corner - where these start up companies are showcasing their products and technologies in front of thousands of urology professionals.AUA Scientific Spotlight: Friday EditionWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-04 | New to AUA this year – P2’s. These paradigm shifting, practice-changing clinical trials in urology are designed to showcase the exceptional groundbreaking studies that are expected to change the day-to-day practice of urology. AUA TV is thrilled to bring you Friday's P2s and Clinical Trials currently in progress in today’s "AUA Spotlight on Science."AUA TV Episode 1: A Decade of LeadershipWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-04 | As the largest urologic member organization in the world, the American Urological Association is committed to promoting the highest standards of urological clinical care through education, research, and health policy. As thousands take to the Lone Star State for the 2024 AUA Annual Meeting, AUA TV is covering every angle!
Welcome to San Antonio and to the 2024 AUA annual meeting. I’m Autria Godfrey your AUA TV host this week and we are thrilled to be alongside the thousands of urologic health professionals from around the globe that are dedicated to advancing the field of urology. Today – it’s a celebration! We are highlighting a decade of leadership as we kick off this exciting week of science.
Straight ahead, we reflect on the 10 incredible years of the AUA Leadership Program and hear from the only*female urologist to participate in the inaugural class.
Plus we dive deep into the many opportunities the AUA is providing this week to those looking to sharpen their leadership skills
And we take you to the science and technology hall for our Emerging Corner segment. New companies, new products, and new solutions to benefit the field of Urology.
Lastly, we kick off our tour of the institutions and organizations blazing new trials in urologic research. Today – we focus on some of those right here in the state of Texas.Celebrating 10 Years of AUA Leadership Program with Dr. Kathleen KobashiWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-04 | As the most venerated and longstanding of AUA's leadership initiatives, the AUA Leadership Program is designed for urologists who have demonstrated leadership skills within organized medicine and who wish to further develop these skills to become the aua leaders of tomorrow. And we are so excited to be celebrating 10 years this year! Let’s take a look back with one of the very first program graduates, Dr. Kathleen Kobashi.Institute of Leadership & Business at AUA 2024 Annual MeetingWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-04 | Whether you are starting your career, seeking career advancement, or looking to master the business challenges facing today’s urology practice, the AUA has you supported. Dr. Ken Berger, Chair of the ILB Education Committee joins us now to explain.AUA President Dr. Randall Meacham Discusses Community & Collaboration in Urology FieldWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-04 | Helping us kick off AUA 2024 Annual Meeting is Dr. Randall Meacham, President of the American Urological Association.From Policy to the People with Aloha: Hawaii Project LAUNCH & Office of Wellness and ResilienceWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-04 | The Hawai’i State Department of Health has created multiple collaborative efforts in Hawai’i to address the critical need for early childhood mental health support. Projects and partners like Aim High, the Office of Wellness and Resilience, the Department of Health, and the Palama Settlement, are all working together to implement Project Launch. The Hawai’i State Department of Health understands the concerning rise of mental health challenges among youth in Hawai’i, especially in the wake of the pandemic. Statistics reveal alarming rates of chronic sadness, hopelessness, and suicidal ideation among teenagers, while a significant number of younger children face diagnosed mental, behavioral, or developmental disorders. Project Launch emerges as a beacon of hope, aiming to promote wellness and resilience in at-risk young children and their families. The initiative focuses on five key areas: early identification and referral, equipping primary care providers, developing family workshops, providing mental health consultation to childcare providers, and establishing young child wellness councils within communities. Hawai’i's Palama Settlement, a community hub with a rich history of serving those in need, is a vital partner in this endeavor. It offers a safe and supportive environment for children and families, providing various educational programs, sports activities, and essential services. The Hawai’i State Department of Health emphasizes the importance of nurturing healthy relationships during the crucial early years of a child's life. By fostering strong connections between children, families, caregivers, and providers, and by implementing evidence-based practices, Hawai’i strives to build a more resilient future for its youngest generation.A New Standard of Care: Mindful Health SolutionsWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-03 | Mindful Health Solutions pioneers innovative behavioral health care, integrating cutting-edge treatments like TMS, Esketamine, and IV Ketamine to address treatment-resistant depression and psychiatric illnesses, aiming to elevate standards through evidence-based medicine, in-network accessibility, and a commitment to training the next generation of interventional psychiatrists.Under One Roof: A Revolutionary, Virtual Approach to Alcohol & Substance Use Treatment - NorthStarWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-03 | NorthStar pioneers a groundbreaking approach to treating alcohol and substance use disorders, utilizing state-of-the-art technology, genetic-led therapies, and individualized care to foster enduring recovery. Our commitment to innovation drives us to embrace telehealth, virtual reality support groups, genetic medication management, nutrient repletion therapy, and comprehensive yearlong support programs. Through compelling testimonials and expert perspectives, we illuminate the transformative power of our work, envisioning a future where effective treatment is accessible to all, stigma is eradicated, and success stories abound.Where to Watch APA TVWebsEdgeMedicine2024-05-03 | Watch here to find out all the ways you can watch APA TV, as we get things started from New York City.