An impromptu night of recording always brings out the weird conversations...we're having fun and talking life this week. As always, we're fucking around but you'll definitely learn a few things...

This week on I’m a Podstar, Not a Doctor, The American Pharaoh and Cuff Daddy are back with a full dose of chaos and questionable life reflections. They’re talking about their new golf obsession, the humbling reality of learning something new, and how a good attitude can sometimes be harder to find than a straight drive down the fairway. From airline horror stories to fast food loyalty, the guys trade personal anecdotes that somehow tie together parenting, orthopedic innovation, and why reality TV might be the truest mirror of modern society.

In this episode of I’m a Podstar, Not a Doctor, The American Pharaoh and Cuff Daddy sit down with Dr. Mega Man (AJ Kule Kambere) to talk about the grind, the setbacks, and the breakthroughs on the road to orthopedics. From his roots as a dancer and athlete to navigating medical school, trauma surgery, and the chaos of residency applications, AJ shares the lessons, mentors, and experiences that shaped his journey. The conversation digs into: Why mentorship matters more than grades Surviving med school and residency challenges The role of trauma surgery in shaping confidence How research and social media can open doors The value of teamwork, resilience, and authenticity It’s a mix of personal stories, professional insight, and a reminder that the path to orthopedics is as unique as the people who take it.

What do medical implants and racing cars have in common? More than you’d think. In this episode of I’m a Podstar, Not a Doctor, The American Pharaoh and Cuff Daddy explore the wild overlap between the operating room and the racetrack. From the evolution of implants to the evolution of engines, they dive into what it takes to keep bodies—and cars—running at peak performance. They share personal stories that shaped their journeys, debate dream cars, and talk about the communities that make both medicine and motorsports worth the grind. Whether you’re into scalpel precision or supercharged horsepower, this one’s got you covered.

In this episode of I’m a Podstar, Not a Doctor, The American Pharaoh and Cuff Daddy dive into the side of medicine you won’t find in textbooks: how doctors try (and sometimes fail) to take care of themselves while taking care of everyone else. They’re joined by fitness consultant Michael Coval, who breaks down why fiber maxing is trending, how accountability shapes real results, and what it actually takes to build sustainable health habits in a high-stress profession. From nutrition hacks to the big three of physician longevity—exercise, sleep, and recovery—the conversation blends humor, honesty, and a heavy dose of reality about burnout.

In this episode of I’m a Podstar, Not a Doctor, The American Pharaoh and Cuff Daddy bring their signature mix of humor, honesty, and chaos. From questionable mustache choices to golf course confessions, the conversation takes some wild swings—literally. The docs vent about the never-ending headache of peer-to-peer reviews, dive into the financial pressures of modern medicine, and debate the importance of vibes over scores (on the course and in the OR). Of course, no episode would be complete without music talk. You’ll hear their take on surgical playlists, the art of OR DJ-ing, and how their recent SiriusXM experience inspired their very own ultimate soundtrack for surgery. 🔊 Listen to the Ultimate OR Bangers playlist here: Spotify Apple Music Tune in for laughs, rants, and the reminder that even surgeons just want good music, good golf, and maybe a good mustache.

What do amino acids, peptides, and Wolverine have in common? Apparently…recovery. This week on I'm a Podstar, Not a Doctor, The Cuff Daddy and The American Pharaoh dive into the science (and sketchiness) of nutrition, healing, and whether the "Wolverine Stack" is fact or fiction. Special guest and top shoulder surgeon Dr. Patrick Denard joins the convo to break down what supplements might actually help patients recover faster—and which ones are just 💩 in a capsule. We’re talking: Amino acids and injury recovery Peptides and performance What we eat vs. how we heal The fine line between biohacking and bro science

The Cuff Daddy and The American Pharaoh juggle their jam-packed work lives while diving headfirst into the world of AI. From its role in music production and EDM creation to its evolving place in healthcare and branding, they explore what it means to be a doctor in the age of algorithms. Sprinkled with Love Island references, family stories, and surgical side quests, this episode blends real talk, tech talk, and totally unnecessary tangents—just how we like it.

Welcome to the first-ever Podstars Rant Session — where the takes are hot, the music is loud, and the tolerance for internet nonsense is dangerously low. This week, Cuff Daddy and The American Pharaoh go off on: The power of a good OR playlist Why medical advice from random people on TikTok should come with a warning label And how social media has become a game of "who can be confidently wrong the loudest" No guests. No filters. Just two surgeons, two mics, and a lot of opinions. Scrub in or tap out.

This week, it’s combat boots and white coats. The Cuff Daddy and American Pharaoh are back with another chaotic and heartfelt hangout, covering: - Parenting fails - Golf therapy (again) - Why women's UFC might be more terrifying than men’s Then they tag in Dr. Jujitsu (aka Dr. Megan Jimenez), an orthopedic surgeon, military officer, jiu-jitsu champion, and host of The Dr. Jujitsu Podcast. She joins the cage match to drop wisdom on: - Healing trauma through training - Female strength in male-dominated fields - How martial arts shaped her leadership in the OR and the military - Nutrition, mental health, and the power of community - Being a DO in an MD world—and breaking through every damn barrier If you’ve ever wondered how to dominate in a gi and a scrub cap, this episode’s for you.

This week we bring on Jay Pendleton, founder of MedTech Voice and former spine rep turned content king. He’s dropping 🔥 on: - Medical marketing that doesn’t suck - Being actually authentic on social media - Storytelling as a clinical skill - The ethical minefield of healthcare content And why being yourself online is riskier—but worth it This one’s for the docs who want to stand out, the reps who are sick of scripts, and the marketers who are quietly panicking. 💥 Get ready to question your brand, your strategy, and maybe your entire LinkedIn presence.

This week we have a deep convo with Holly Smithson, CEO of Athena and walking TED Talk on confidence, community, and leadership. We hit: - The lie of imposter syndrome - Why confidence is a damn choice - Women in STEM and why we need more of them—like yesterday - How feminine energy could actually save modern leadership - The power of showing up even when you’re unsure Cuff Daddy, Bobby Digital, and Holly don’t shy away from the hard stuff—but we still find a way to laugh through it all. Come for the feels, stay for the fire playlist. 🎧 Apple Music 🎧 Spotify

This week, Cuff Daddy and The American Pharaoh sit down with Dr. Alexis Dixon—an overall badass, foot & ankle surgeon, and glider pilot. Yes, really. We cover everything from building a solo orthopedic practice from scratch to launching a side hustle in medico-legal consulting (shoutout to OrthoLegal). Alexis breaks down how to create a clinic vibe that patients actually want to return to—and how to make the OR playlist hit every time. Also in this episode: Why “patient-first” isn’t just marketing fluff What flying planes and running a practice have in common Music in medicine: yes, it matters Consulting gigs that don’t suck the life out of you We cracked up, learned stuff, and might have rethought our side hustle game. Standard Podstar vibes. Ultimate OR Bangers playlist got some love too. 🎧 Apple Music 🎧 Spotify

Cuff Daddy and The American Pharaoh are back moderately hydrated, and maybe even emotionally refreshed. After failing (or redefining?) the 75 Hard challenge, they dive into the real grind—surgery, mentorship, and maybe a little pickleball. Enter Dr. William N. Levine, orthopedic surgeon and certified legend. We talk shop about the surgical lifestyle, playing sports without tearing something, and how mentorship is way more than just checking boxes. From social media shoutouts that aren’t cringe, to handling OR chaos with calm, Dr. Levine drops insight bombs like it’s nothing. Also: • Are you genetically built to run on 4 hours of sleep? • The weirdly noble art of listening to patients • And the case for not retiring at 60 if you love your job It’s a little real, a little ridiculous—just how we like it.

Cuff Daddy and The American Pharaoh catch up with their old buddy Dr. Navid Nazemi—chiropractor, golf junkie, and lowkey philosopher. We talk about how he stumbled into chiropractic school, what it’s like running a practice, and why teamwork between docs actually matters. There’s plenty of bro-science, a little real science, and just enough introspection to make you think “huh, maybe there’s something to this.” We get into sports med, cracking backs, and whether music can actually heal—or at least make the OR playlist a little less trash. Oh, and podcasting? Way harder than it looks. Bonus Round: We built the Ultimate OR Bangers playlist so your next case has zero skips. 🎧 Apple Music https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/podstars-ultimate-or-bangers/pl.u-WabZvdVHe77azdg 🎧 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Q1gPpkPd1PFW2YffSQWLQ?si=mBkQD2pPTjm6LDedBHlpWA Come for the stories, stay for the chaos. You might even learn something.

We're joined by podcast OG Alejandro Badia! We're talking healthcare challenges, weird hand surgeon quirks, and wondering how Bobby Digital weaseled his way into being part of the show...

Friend of the show and TikTok star DJ Eric Rhodes joins us this week! We're talking manifestation, music, fanny packs and more! And there's no better guest to have on for some slang it or bang it...the list keeps growing and the music only gets better and better.

We're joined by the push-up queen herself, Mary Mulcahey this week! We're talking women in orthopedics, fitness, music, and cutting rugs at shoulder meetings!

How many pairs of Jordan's are in American Pharaoh's rotation? Is Cuff Daddy officially changing his name? We're having fun and having some serious conversation this week. And Cuff got everyone presents!