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Two of the happiest surgeon dropouts you’ll ever meet, Tony Chin-Quee, MD and Frances Mei Hardin, MD, have traded the OR for the mic. On Social Rounds, they give their wildly unsolicited opinions on the state of medicine, the absurdities of healthcare culture, and the chaos of the world at large. From inside-baseball medical news to pop culture drama, space doctors to Taylor Swift, no topic is too... more

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What happens when burnout, trauma, and “just getting through the week” collide with alcohol culture in medicine?

In this episode of Social Rounds, Frances Mei Hardin and Tony Chin-Quee sit down with writer, comedian, and sobriety facilitator Joel Wa... more

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This week on Social Rounds, we’re joined by returning fan favorite Dr. Kate Buhrke—rogue agent of chaos and resident philosopher—to answer a deceptively simple question: can philosophy actually make the pain of medicine make sense?

What starts as re... more

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No Frances Mei this week, so Tony brought in reinforcements.

Dr. Janet McMordie (now appearing on network medical drama Doc) and Friend-of-the-Pod, Dr. Ryan Montoya join Social Rounds for a wild, behind-the-scenes look at where medicine and entertai... more

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This week on Social Rounds, we’re asking a question every trainee eventually faces:

Is it okay to be the bad guy?

After a chaotic start (April Fool’s, pranks, and moral debates on roasting vs. psychological warfare), we get into something deeper—le... more

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This week on Social Rounds, we take on one of medicine’s favorite lies: that you’re supposed to know exactly who you are, and what you want, before you even become a fully formed adult.

Inspired by a Doximity op-ed telling students to “choose specia... more

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Match Week is over—and now real life begins.

This week on Social Rounds, we’re talking about what actually matters after the envelope opens: moving, money, and the mistakes nobody teaches you to avoid. From renters insurance (non-negotiable) to the ... more

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In this episode of Social Rounds, Frances Mei, Tony, and Ryan Montoya tackle one of the most uncomfortable—but universal—realities in medicine: disrespect from patients.

From inappropriate comments to outright racism, they share real stories from tr... more

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In this episode of Social Rounds, Tony Chin-Quee, Frances Mei Hardin, and friend-of-the-pod Ryan Montoya dive into one of the wildest stories we’ve ever heard: a month-long artist residency in a French chateau that slowly descended into chaos.

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Recent Guests

Shay Taylor
Fourth-year medical student at Howard University, previously worked as a janitor at a hospital
Howard University
Episode: From Janitor to Doctor: Rewriting the Rules of Medical Training
Colin Royall
Life partner of Frances Mei, editor of the show, and part of the discussion team
Episode: When Patients Get Too Familiar + Why Residency Needs a Transfer Portal
Ryan Montoya
A non-surgeon, non-dropout but an interesting guest
Episode: Doctors Giving Terrible Feedback (and Plotting Revenge)
Dr. Janet McMordie
Sports medicine doctor, Olympic team doctor for Canada, actor, and host of Second Act Actors Podcast
Second Act Actors Podcast
Episode: The Art of Quitting Gracefully (and Dressing Like You Mean It) — with Dr. Janet McMordie
Dr. Ryan Montoya
Family medicine doctor and comic artist
Episode: A Shot of Heroism (and Moonshine): The Raccoon CPR Story...And Some Stuff about AI
Joan Chan
Incomparable talent, street legend, and physician returning to provide insights on medical practices
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Episode: The Q-tip Confession: Doctors Don’t Follow Their Own Rules

Hosts

Frances Mei Hardin
Co-host sharing personal stories and insights related to residency and healthcare. Known for her engaging and humorous commentary on medical topics.
Tony Chin-Quee
Co-host providing insights from his experiences as a surgeon and known for his humorous takes on the absurdities of healthcare culture.

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Chronically Online in Medicine: Medfluencers, Menopause, and the Zero Percentile
Q: How do you do social media as a medical student or a medical trainee?
It involves navigating the pressures of presenting a professional image while also being true to oneself, especially in a profession with strict expectations.
When She Outearns Him: Power, Dating, and Modern Medicine
Q: Have you experienced intimidation when dating because of your profession or success?
Yes, there are societal expectations and assumptions that can lead to feelings of intimidation in dating scenarios.
When She Outearns Him: Power, Dating, and Modern Medicine
Q: Can it work to be a woman in a relationship who makes more money than her partner?
Yes, it's possible and can be totally fine, but personal experiences vary depending on the dynamics of the relationship.
A Shot of Heroism (and Moonshine): The Raccoon CPR Story...And Some Stuff about AI
Q: What does it mean to be a hero today?
Tony prompts Ryan to reflect on the concept of heroism, comparing the raccoon rescue to personal moments in medical calls.
A Shot of Heroism (and Moonshine): The Raccoon CPR Story...And Some Stuff about AI
Q: Are doctors of tomorrow doomed already?
Ryan believes medical schools are typically a step behind other academic institutions, and there's a concern with outdated training being a potential handicap.

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3. Ryan Montoya
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