
Humor-adjacent medical podcast hosted by a GI doc and friends. Putting the “fun” back in mfunedicine.
Contact us at hopquestions@gmail.com and rate and review us at iTunes!
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 271 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Science | |||

Dr. Kaveh Hoda and guest cohost Kieran Hervold welcome investigative journalist Rachel Frazin, author of "Poisoning The Well," to discuss PFAS (forever chemicals) - the toxic compounds found in 97% of Americans' bloodstreams. Rachel reveals shocking ... more
After years of listener requests, Dr. Kaveh Hoda finally tackles the topic everyone wants to hear about: poop. Joined by comedian Turner Sparks, this episode dives into the science of bowel movements, why fiber is the unsung hero of digestive health,... more
Kaveh is joined by Journalist Melody Screiber and Dr. Terry Simpson to discuss recent reporting on the instability inside America's public health infrastructure. From the chaos surrounding ACIP and vaccines to the political hype behind the medication... more
Dr. Kaveh Hoda sits down with child psychiatrist Dr. Chase Anderson and comedian Butch Escobar for an honest conversation about moving forward from suicidal ideation, breaking negative thought patterns, and finding joy in recovery. They discuss remis... more
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This is the only “medical” show I listen to. Easy to listen to and learn from. Outside of pleading for us to drink coffee and use Lucky Dog Hot sauce, I have yet to hear Dr Kaveh shill anything. I have learned three things that I should maybe bring up to my OB/gyn and therapist to see if that might be something that could help me. I only feel MORE comfortable with the quality of care I receive from my providers thanks to this show.
As a white millennial American, I’m sorry to say it took far too long for me to begin to understand America’s role in destabilizing the Eastern world. Our attack on Iran has reminded me I still have much to learn. I really appreciate the thoughtfulness with which the hosts engaged with the nuances of the Iranian/Iranian-American perspective. Thank you!
Is this sponsored by "Trader Joes"? (I'm not from and have never been to the US, I don't really know what it is... But I have to imagine it's not the only place to buy snacks)
I’ve been listening to this show for awhile and I am constantly sharing episodes that I think friends and family would find a lot of value in and the EMDR episode is why I’m finally leaving a review. I cannot thank you enough for one putting out really good medical information that is accessible but to putting out an episode about EMDR. I’ve been through EMDR for my PTSD and this episode felt so validating in a way that I can’t really express without crying. Good crying. I know that PTSD never r... more
House of Pod is great both for scientists/doctors who want to listen to discussions about our field & public health. Its my favorite thing to listen to when I’m running experiments. He brings health information with lots of entertainment. Also, Kaveh is pretty funny.
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This engaging podcast features a unique blend of humor and medical insights, tackling a variety of health-related topics. With discussions revolving around contemporary public health issues, chronic pain management, and personal accounts from survivors and professionals, it seeks to make the often complex world of medicine approachable and entertaining. The episodes frequently highlight essential themes like mental health, advocacy, and the intersection of medical experiences with current societal challenges, offering listeners a mix of education and entertainment.
Listeners will find a range of guest speakers, including medical professionals and advocates, who provide deep dives into their respective fields and personal stories, making me... more
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Recent guests on The House of Pod include:
1. Melody Schreiber
2. Butch Escobar
3. Chase T. M. Anderson
4. Jeremy Faust
5. Kaveh Hoda
6. Shaheen Davari
7. Kirti Patel
8. Michael Novak
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