
A medical mystery fiction series inspired by a real doctor's cases. When other doctors don't know who to call... they call Dr. Bruce Young, "The Mind Doctor". When a case exists at the intersection of mental health and physical health, he finds the connection point, to solve the medical mystery. For fans of shows like THE PITT, HOUSE, and ER.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | a year ago |
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I love medical mysteries, and I am interested in audio dramas that aren't horror or SF, so I gave this one a try. I loved the medical mysteries, but it seems to be modelled after a hospital drama on a major tv network, so there are many extra characters we don't need or care about but have to keep track of. I wish the writers had taken this in a different direction: this is a different medium and has wholly different challenges and possibilities. You should play with format, not copy something t... more
I enjoyed the show. The show kept my attention. Well thought out. Cannot wait until the next season
I really enjoyed this show. I hope they’ll make more seasons.
The Mind Doctor takes an unflinching look at medical conditions revealing the combination of uncertainty and intrigue that doctors face when confronting patients who are sick or dying. Through dramatic stories of patients with baffling symptoms we understand the absolute necessity of the communication skills required for doctors to better connect with their patients.
Follow this show to unravel the complexities of illness.
We love the show and the whole concept of psychiatric and physical symptoms and the fact that it is based on real cases. It would make a great tv series!
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This series centers on medical mysteries that sit at the crossroads of mental and physical health, blending clinical intrigue with human stories. Episodes lean into high-stakes cases, procedural twists, and the psychology behind diagnoses, often exploring how communication and empathy shape outcomes for patients. Production tends to emphasize suspense and realism, drawing from real cases to anchor dramatic plots. Listeners often find the storytelling to be tight, with strong writing and compelling character arcs that elevate the medical revelations into broader human mysteries.
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The Mind Doctor launched a year ago and published 11 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Mind Doctor include:
1. Jane Summers
2. Grace Galanter
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