Humorous perspectives on healthcare by physicians in medical practice for 50 years.
The podcasts are produced with the help of AI, so that the doctors can finally spend their valuable time doing what they really love—filling out endless paperwork, navigating insurance claims, and attending meetings about meetings.
With the rapid advances in AI, they may be able to finish watching Netflix soon—just in time for the algorithms to recommend another 10,000 hours of content.
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Humorous perspectives on healthcare by physicians in medical practice for 50 years.
The podcasts are produced with the help of AI, so that the doctors can finally spend their valuable time doing what they really love—filling out endless paperwork, navigating insurance claims, and attending meetings about meetings.
With the rapid advances in AI, they may be able to finish watching Netflix soon—just in time for the algorithms to recommend another 10,000 hours of content.
Written and read by Leo A. Gordon, MD, The American Bard of Medicine
Step into the quirky and poignant world of Sylvia Kropopnik, a 90-something enigma with a colorful past, an unforgettable walker, and a medical mystery that stumped even the most seasoned physicians. In this episode, we explore her journey through the Rota and Sydney Feldman Empathic Holistic Geriatric Center, her cryptic blue fingernail diagnosis, and her eventual disappearance with Bernie, the walker-ball artisan. Was it love, rebellion, or something more? Join us for a tale that blends humor, humanity, and the unexpected twists of aging—featuring subungual hematomas, Schmaltz nodes, and a jar of extra virgin olive oil.
The Medics Musings Podcast
Humorous perspectives on healthcare by physicians in medical practice for 50 years.
The podcasts are produced with the help of AI, so that the doctors can finally spend their valuable time doing what they really love—filling out endless paperwork, navigating insurance claims, and attending meetings about meetings.
With the rapid advances in AI, they may be able to finish watching Netflix soon—just in time for the algorithms to recommend another 10,000 hours of content.
