Which podcasts has karyleif appeared on and are any affiliated with dr. oz?

1. What the sources actually show about podcasts associated with Dr. Oz

Multiple entries in the assembled reporting identify a podcast branded around Dr. Oz called “AMERICA’S DOCTOR: The Dr. Oz Podcast,” advertised on iHeart, Apple Podcasts and Podbean listings, presenting Oz in the interviewer/host role and promoting interviews with health and wellness figures such as Deepak Chopra and Sanjay Gupta ^{[1] [2] [6]}. Independent podcast episodes and series also treat Oz as a subject: “The Value-Based Healthcare Podcast” lists an episode that features Dr. Oz as a guest (Episode 21) where he speaks about health innovation and his career ^[3], while other documentary or critical podcast episodes examine Oz’s career and marketing of supplements — examples include episodes on Maintenance Phase, Scamfluencers, and Crooked Media’s “Dissecting Dr. Oz” ^{[4] [5] [7]}.

2. Which podcasts feature Dr. Oz as host, guest, or subject — and how the sources distinguish those roles

The dataset separates host-driven, Oz-branded programming from independent coverage: “AMERICA’S DOCTOR” is Oz’s branded interview podcast (hosting role) distributed on major podcast platforms ^{[1] [2] [6]}. “The Value‑Based Healthcare Podcast” explicitly lists Dr. Oz as a guest for an episode (guest role) and publishes that conversation on the host’s site ^[3]. By contrast, Maintenance Phase and Scamfluencers produced investigative or critical episodes about Oz’s history promoting weight‑loss supplements and questionable medical claims; those are not hosted by Oz and instead scrutinize his public record (subject role) ^{[4] [5] [8]}. Crooked Media’s “Dissecting Dr. Oz” similarly frames Oz as the subject of critique, not a host or collaborator ^[7].

3. Are any of the podcasts “affiliated” with Dr. Oz?

Only one podcast in the reporting is clearly affiliated with Dr. Oz in the sense that it is his branded program: “AMERICA’S DOCTOR: The Dr. Oz Podcast” ^{[1] [2] [6]}. The other programs in the dataset either invited him as a guest (Value‑Based Healthcare) or independently investigated or criticized his work (Maintenance Phase, Scamfluencers, Crooked Media, WNYC’s On the Media episode), and there is no evidence in the provided sources that those productions are affiliated with or produced by Dr. Oz or his teams ^{[3] [4] [5] [7] [9]}.

4. Gaps, alternative interpretations and agendas in the coverage

The assembled reporting contains comprehensive listings for Oz’s branded podcast and for several high-profile critical or investigative episodes about him, but it contains no mention of any person or handle “karyleif.” That absence means the available evidence cannot confirm appearances by “karyleif” on any podcast; it also prevents definitive statements about whether “karyleif” might have appeared under another name, on smaller platforms, or in content not indexed by these sources (no source lists karyleif). Readers should note editorial slants: critical shows such as Crooked Media or Scamfluencers approach Oz’s record with an explicitly skeptical or investigative lens and may have political or consumer‑protection motives ^{[7] [5] [8]}, while Oz’s own podcast presents him as a mainstream health interviewer and is a promotional vehicle for his perspectives ^{[1] [2]}.

5. Bottom line

Based on the provided reporting, Dr. Oz hosts a branded podcast called “AMERICA’S DOCTOR,” and he has been a guest or the subject of episodes on other podcasts such as The Value‑Based Healthcare Podcast, Maintenance Phase, Scamfluencers and episodes produced by outlets like Crooked Media and WNYC — but none of the sources connect a “karyleif” to those appearances, and none indicate that those independent podcasts are affiliated with Dr. Oz beyond featuring him as guest or subject ^{[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [7] [9]}.