In this rerun, Drs. May and Tim Hindmarsh sit down with Dr. Lida Fatemi, an internal medicine and palliative care physician who turned her own burnout into a journey of healing through trauma work and psychedelic medicine. Together, they explore how conscious practices, psilocybin therapy, and inner transformation can help physicians — and anyone — rediscover purpose, balance, and self-love.

In this episode, Drs. May and Tim Hindmarsh sit down with activist and advocate Sofia Karstens to uncover the story of Dr. Bernice Eddy, a pioneering NIH scientist who warned about flaws in the original polio vaccine—only to be silenced. Together, they explore how Eddy’s whistleblowing shaped modern vaccine safety debates, the links between viruses and cancer, and the parallels to today’s medical freedom movement.

Coach Kristina Williams, known as Coach K, joins BS Free MD to share how she went from an overweight teenager to an All-American athlete and successful life and fitness coach. She opens up about the mental and emotional shifts behind physical transformation, the power of mindfulness, and how performance-based motivation can unlock long-term health and fulfillment.

In this rerun episode, Drs. May and Tim Hindmarsh sit down with neurologist and psychiatrist Dr. Jonathan Howard, author of We Want Them Infected, to unpack one of the most controversial pandemic strategies — achieving herd immunity through infection. Dr. Howard challenges the ethics and science behind intentionally allowing widespread COVID-19 exposure, especially among children, and reflects on how politics, misinformation, and public-health messaging shaped pandemic decisions. The conversation dives into lessons learned, what we got wrong, and how medicine can do better in the face of future crises.

Beyond Labels is a groundbreaking mental health conference where physicians and psychologists expose the truth about modern psychiatry, medication dependency, and how labels keep people sick. The event challenges everything we’ve been taught about mental health and offers a new path to healing, hope, and human freedom.

Drs. May and Tim Hindmarsh sit down with Dr. Jeremy Ayres and John Gusty, founders of Naturally Better, to unpack the hidden ties between the entertainment industry, the medical establishment, and how both influence public health narratives. From a musician’s fight to heal his wife’s chronic illness to a doctor’s journey from osteopathy to true medicine, this episode challenges listeners to rethink what “healthcare” really means.

Triple-board-certified anesthesiologist and pain-management specialist Dr. Akash Bajaj joins May and Tim Hindmarsh to share his journey from traditional pain medicine to functional and regenerative care. He recalls being a 9/11 first responder, his shift away from opioid-based practice, and how therapies like PRP and stem-cell injections are transforming recovery for patients. The conversation dives deep into mindset, hormones, and the art of true healing—without dependence on prescriptions.

Best-selling author John Burke joins BS Free MD to discuss his decades of research into over 1,500 near-death experiences (NDEs) and how they point to a loving, universal God. Once an engineer and skeptic, Burke now bridges faith and evidence through his books Imagine Heaven and Imagine the God of Heaven, revealing stunning consistencies across cultures, religions, and experiences that align with scripture and challenge our understanding of life after death.

Nitric oxide (NO) is a tiny gas with outsized impact—on blood flow, blood pressure, hormones, mitochondria, even skin. Dr. Nathan Bryan breaks down what depletes NO (mouthwash, PPIs, sedentary life), what restores it, and why NO-based therapies could change heart and brain care.

Chris Cooksey, ex-motocross racer and founder of Cooksie Media, shares his raw journey with concussions, traumatic brain injury, and exploring therapies like ketamine and TMS to reclaim mental health and resilience.

From Tylenol and autism memes to anesthesiologists behaving badly, teachers topless at protests, Jimmy Kimmel’s fallout, and Charlie Kirk’s assassination aftermath—this episode dives into whether it’s cancel culture or consequence culture driving the headlines.

Drs. Tim & May Hindmarsh pour a strong one and rip into corporate medicine’s latest pivot—direct-to-consumer telehealth and an AI-driven future where the drugmaker is your “doctor,” plus a wild hospital story about a lost skull flap, government-policed speech, and the marketing of Barbie-branded kiddie vitamins.

In this rerun, Drs. May and Tim Hindmarsh sit down with Dr. Nayan Patel, pharmacist, researcher, and author of The Glutathione Revolution. Together, they unpack why glutathione is called the “master antioxidant,” what it does in fighting oxidative stress, and how his research has reshaped the way we understand aging, disease prevention, and energy. From IV infusions to his patented topical delivery system, Dr. Patel shares why glutathione is more than a supplement—it’s a cornerstone of health.

Drs. May and Tim explore the evolution of family ties—from tight-knit, generational living to the modern reality of families spread across states or countries. They talk about their own experience of moving for work, kids leaving home, and how “family planning” often means adjusting expectations as life unfolds. The episode blends history, humor, and reflection on what it means to belong—and how to stay grounded even when family isn’t nearby.

In this raw and emotional episode of BS Free MD, Dr. Tim Hindmarsh sits down with Dr. Ben Rall to process the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk. Less than 24 hours after the event, they share grief, anger, and questions about the faithful response. Should Christians retaliate politically, remain silent, or lean into prayer and revival? With personal stories, scripture, and historical parallels, the discussion confronts retaliation, political idolatry, and the enduring call to grace.

Drs. May and Tim dive into the COVID vaccine debate, breaking down the benefits, risks, myths, and mandates with unfiltered honesty.

Drs. May and Tim rewind to the strangest and most painful parts of the pandemic—sand-filled skateparks, masked hikers, and even “glory hole” guidelines—alongside the heartbreak of missed funerals and lost trust in medicine. Through humor and honesty, they share what those years taught them about absurd rules, human resilience, and why humility and trust are the real prescriptions for the future.

In this rerun, May and Tim tackle Netflix’s flashy You Are What You Eat twin study, weighing carnivore strength against vegan promises. From muscle mass to environmental claims, they unpack what’s science, what’s spin, and why 44 twins don’t equal hard data.

We’re bringing this one back because it struck a chord 🎙️. Dr. Roger McFillin pulls no punches—calling out the over-drugging of normal emotions, the myth of chemical imbalance, and the cost of labeling suffering as illness. A tough but powerful listen. 👉 Rerun: Dr. Roger McFillin on psychiatric drugs and resilience.

Longevity isn’t a lie—but the way it’s being sold might be. Tim and May call BS on wellness industry hype, roast cold plunges and tech-fueled anti-aging fantasies, and remind us what really matters: living well, with joy, connection, and moderation.