We examine America’s favorite pastime: gambling. With loosening regulations, the explosion of online betting sites, and the full support of major sports leagues, sportsbetting has become ripe for scam. This episode includes an interview with Dr. Fong.

Craig and Dan are joined by Dr. Timothy Fong, an expert on gambling addiction from UCLA. Dr Fong joined us in the first year of our show, and now in our 4th to give everyone an update on what he has seen over the last few years.

This episode I’m joined by Dr. Timothy Fong, a professor of psychiatry and co-director of the UCLA Gambling Studies Program, to dive deep into the emotional complexities of adolescence, addiction, and the power of vulnerability. Dr. Fong highlights the biological, psychological, and social factors that contribute to addiction, emphasizing recovery potential.

In this episode of 1A, Todd Zwillikin with WAMU spoke Dr. Kavita Fischer, Psychiatrist; Jeremy Young, Senior Producer, Fault Lines; and Dr. Timothy Fong, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, UCLA regarding, “Gambling on sports is super popular. How can we protect bettors from addiction?”

In this episode of Season 5, hosts Gayle Knutson and Jim Maher talk to, Dr. Timothy Fong, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, and co-director of the UCLA Gambling Studies Program; and Brianne Doura-Schawohl, consultant and lobbyist on responsible gambling strategies.

Matt Quast is technical director.

In just five years, legalized sports betting is now embraced as a revenue source by at least 37 states, and gambling addiction is a growing problem, especially among teenagers. Timothy W. Fong, MD, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at UCLA and Co-Director of the UCLA Gambling Studies Program explains how parents can recognize addiction in teens or ideally, prevent the start of it.

This year, the WNBA had its most-watched regular season in 21 years, but what went into creating this new moment of visibility for the league? Host Brittany Luse is joined by Katie Barnes, author of Fair Play: How Sports Shape the Gender Debates to unpack the league’s initial ‘Barbie girl’ image, the trailblazers who pushed the WNBA to become the first professional sports league to celebrate Pride, and what it means for an athlete to ‘authentically’ express themselves.

Rates of problem gambling are on the rise among young men, and so is the amount of time they spend online gaming. AirTalk’s Larry Mantle inverviews Dr. Fong and Jeffrey Derevensky, director of the International Centre for Youth Gambling Problems and High-risk behaviors in Montreal, Canada.

In this episode of The 1A Podcast, Michelle Harven interviews guests including Dr. Fong about California’s gambling initiatives, Twitch’s new gambling policy, and the future of betting online.

JD Kalmenson, CEO of Montare Behavioral Health, a growing mental and behavioral health company in Southern California, moderates an esteemed panel: Dr. Timothy Fong, Heather Hayes, and Lowell McGregor. The panel discusses the pros, cons, and nuances of both treatment approaches, as well as how they relate to maintaining long-term sobriety, successfully changing problematic behaviors, and managing mental health.

Medical Minefield is a new health podcast which talks about the ethical dilemmas at the heart of the health stories that matter the most. Dr. Fong discusses the recent increase in patients experiencing “scromiting” — known medically as Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome — where patients suffer violent attacks of vomiting and screaming caused by using high-strength cannabis.

Inspiring stories of life’s unexpected struggles with the many voices of courage, strength, hope and survival. At Warrior’s Day Off, guests and listeners can take a break from society’s expectations of what strong looks like, sounds like and feels like. This week’s episode featuring Dr. Fong and two other guests explored the changing terrain of sports betting, the proliferation of advertising, gambling addiction, suicide, integrity in sports, and finding resources for help.

Connect the Dots unpacks and explains unanswered questions surrounding the most compelling stories in the news. Hosted by WCBS Newsradio’s Lynda Lopez, the weekly podcast delivers depth, context and fresh insights through interviews with experts and individuals at the center of these stories. This episode features Dr. Timothy Fong, the co-director of the UCLA Gambling Studies program, as well as sports radio pioneer (and former gambling addict) Craig Carton and law professor Marc Edelman to learn about the ins and outs of sports gambling and the work that’s being done to humanize those struggling with gambling addiction.

Asian America – The Ken Fong Podcast is a distinctive program that shines a spotlight on the manifold faces and facets of the diverse Asian American community. This week’s episode featuring Dr. Fong explored the nature of addiction and looked at addictions related to gambling and cannabis.

Hello My Name is Craig is centered around gambling and approaches the topic in numerous ways including speaking directly to audience members who are currently going through their own gambling addiction. Craig and his guests share stories, discuss how to identify signs there is a problem, and what steps they can take to move forward. In this episode, Dr. Fong discusses what part the brain plays in gambling addiction.

Dr. Timothy Fong and Dr. Thomas Hughes sat down to have an open discussion about Cannabis in the United States. Topics included, but were not limited to: legalization of cannabis, stigma, medical benefits of cannabis, harmful effects of cannabis, and barriers to more research.

A conversation about gambling addiction and how it affects the individual, the family, and society

Hannah Stanley and Fred Weintraub — with over 60 years of combined experience in broadcast — talk to experts and celebrities in different fields and they ask the questions that you want to know. In this episode they talk to Dr. Tim Fong from UCLA Health about online gaming and gambling.

A newly published Sharing America series titled “Fixed Odds” explores the effects of problem gambling on diverse communities across the U.S. Joining this episode to talk about it are Holly Edgell, who is St. Louis Public Radio’s race, identity and culture editor, and Dr. Timothy Fong, professor of addiction psychiatry and co-director of UCLA’s Gambling Studies Program.

Dr. Fong discusses the neuroscience of gambling with Walter Isaacson on a Trailblazers podcast episode focused on casinos and gambling.

Dr. Fong spoke with Larry Mantle and John Rosengren on KPCC’s Airtalk about whether or not casinos should be doing more to prevent gambling addiction. Dr. Fong describes factors that can contribute to gambling addiction and how the real importance lays within understanding player behavior. Dr. Fong also discussed prior suggestions on what casinos could implement in order to identify problem gamblers and what gamblers can do to seek help.

Dr. Fong interviewed with Jefferson Public Radio about gambling issues in the state of Oregon. Oregon is among the top ten of the most gambling addicted states in America, which is surprising as there are no huge casinos located there. But the few there are combine with lottery games and low amounts of services for gamblers to cause major issues.

Dr. Campos, Research Psychologist at UGSP, is interviewed by Scott Dudley and Maria Wyatt at KXO Radio in Imperial County for a segment entitled: Attitudes Towards Gambling and Professional Treatment for Gambling Problems Among Hispanics.