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The Male Room with Dr. Jesse Mills

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Prostate Cancer
Men's Health
Peyronie's Disease
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Sleep Medicine
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Testosterone
Insomnia
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Gleason Score
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Urology
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As Director of The Men’s Clinic at UCLA, Dr. Jesse Mills has spent his career helping men understand their bodies, their hormones, and their health. Now he’s bringing that expertise to The Male Room — a podcast where data-driven medicine meets common sense. Each episode separates fact from hype, science from snake oil, and gives men the tools to live longer, stronger, and happier lives. With cando... more

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We’ve all heard the rules: drink eight glasses of water, walk 10,000 steps, eat breakfast and maybe hold off on that diet soda. But how much of that advice is actually backed by science? This week, Dr. Jesse Mills sorts fact from fiction on some of t... more

On Part 2 of our prostate cancer series, Dr. Mills welcomes back UCLA urologic oncologist Dr. Wayne Brisbane to walk listeners through what happens after a PSA bump — touching on how doctors use prostate MRI, biomarkers, and shared decision-making to... more

Does stress literally break your balls? Dr. Jesse Mills is joined by urologist and men’s health specialist Dr. Susan MacDonald to break down the many causes of testicular and scrotal pain, from infections and pelvic floor dysfunction to chronic nerve... more

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Recent Guests

Susan MacDonald
Specialist in genitourinary reconstruction and chronic pelvic pain
Former Associate Professor at Penn State Hershey Medical Center; urology expert now in Canada
Episode: Balls Hurt for No Reason? Here’s What It Might Mean — And What to Do
Wayne Brisbane
Urologic oncologist and surgeon scientist
UCLA / Wayne Brisbane's practice
Episode: Prostate Cancer Awareness Month (Part 1): Screening Without the Scare Tactics
Kymora Scotland
Global surgeon focused on kidney stones and BPH; guest expert on this episode
UCLA/UCLA Health
Episode: The Enlarged Prostate Playbook (Part 2): Surgical Options Explained
Dr. Kymora Scotland
fellowship-trained endourologist
UCLA Health
Episode: The Enlarged Prostate Playbook: Your Procedure Options Explained (Part 1)
Dr. Justin
CEO and founder of FirmTech
FirmTech
Episode: Hard Data: Can Your Erections Predict a Heart Attack?
Don Cummings
Author, essayist, screenwriter, playwright, musician; wrote Bent But Not Broken about Peyronie's disease
Author, Bent But Not Broken
Episode: Finding Hope and Humor After a Peyronie’s Diagnosis: One Patient's Story
Marah Heemann
Associate Professor, UW; fellowship-trained in male reproductive medicine and surgery
University of Washington
Episode: Your Penis Has Changed: Finding a New Normal After Peyronie’s Disease
Jordan Runtod
Guest on the show, involved in the discussion on Peyronie's disease
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Episode: Peyronie’s Disease Surgery: What Patients Should Know
Matt Ziegelman
Professor of Urology, Mayo Clinic; renowned surgeon for Peyronie's disease
Mayo Clinic
Episode: Peyronie’s Disease Surgery: What Patients Should Know

Hosts

Dr. Jesse Mills
Host of The Male Room; urologist; faculty at UCLA Health
Jordan Runtop
Co-host and journalist interviewer; engages listeners with clinical and patient perspectives

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 52 ratings
  • Helpful for women too

    Dr. Stephan Poulter put words to things I’ve been trying to understand for a lifetime. I’m a woman, but his lens helped me see my own wounds with surprising clarity. Looking forward to more episodes with him as a guest.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    samwyz.
    United States8 months ago
  • Reliable info, excellent host

    OK, full disclosure, I’m biased, as I’ve known Jesse since he was a med student. Having said that, he is a leader in the field of Men’s Health and his information is reliable, objective, and trustworthy. He’s got a great bedside manner and explains this in a way that’s understandable to the average lay person. This is a must-listen for all men and their partners with questions about testosterone, fertility, vasectomy, and Men’s Health in general. Highly recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jayman827
    United States9 months ago
  • Love this podcast.

    I love the insight, storytelling and informal explanation from Dr Mills about medical issues that are affecting me as I age. Dr Mills has helped me understand that I am not alone, why this is happening to me and what I can do about it. I am truly grateful for this podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Troy J W 1974
    United States9 months ago
  • too many ads, not enough actual information

    Listened to 2nd episode. Basically no information. Mostly just banal filler between ads for other iHeartPodcasts shows

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Stop pushing premium features
    Canada10 months ago

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Balls Hurt for No Reason? Here’s What It Might Mean — And What to Do
Q: Why is orchiectomy not recommended for chronic testicular pain?
Because chronic testicular pain is often neuropathic or related to pelvic floor dysfunction, and orchiectomy has a wide variance in success and significant impact; nerve-based denervation has more consistent outcomes across large studies.
Balls Hurt for No Reason? Here’s What It Might Mean — And What to Do
Q: What are the first steps a man with chronic scrotal pain should take?
Start with a thorough history and physical, use ultrasound to rule out obvious structural issues, and pursue conservative management (pelvic floor therapy, stool softeners for constipation, and NSAIDs) before considering surgery.
The Enlarged Prostate Playbook: Your Procedure Options Explained (Part 1)
Q: Is this a good use of shared decision-making or is this something where you say, look, even if you really want UroLift, it's not going to work for you?
Shared decision-making is essential; we discuss pros and cons of each option, and if a patient's specific anatomy or preferences render a procedure unlikely to work, we pivot to alternatives or refer to a colleague while remaining involved in follow-up care.
When the Penis Changes: The Basics of Peyronie’s Disease
Q: What are some of those non-surgical treatments?
Non-surgical options include a trio of approaches labeled as pills, pokes, and procedures: low-dose Cialis (tadalafil) to reduce fibrosis and improve erections, L-citrulline or L-arginine to boost nitric oxide and blood flow, and pentoxifylline to modulate inflammatory pathways and scar tissue formation; these can slow progression and improve symptoms, sometimes delaying or reducing the need for surgery.
How Fatherhood Changes the Male Brain
Q: How does adoptive or non-biological parenting affect brain changes compared to biological parenting?
Studies, including the Israeli sample, show that primary caregiving brain responses to infants are similar regardless of biological relation, indicating that parental role and caregiving responsibilities largely drive neural adaptation.

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Recent guests on The Male Room include:

1. Susan MacDonald
2. Wayne Brisbane
3. Kymora Scotland
4. Dr. Kymora Scotland
5. Dr. Justin
6. Don Cummings
7. Marah Heemann
8. Jordan Runtod

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