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360 episodes transcribedWell, crap, I pretty much promised myself we would only do Covid-19 related major news going forward and return to "Dixon Nutz" as before. Great plan,...
No (well, very little) Covid-19, No you-know-who, just an hour of Dixon Nuts! ;-) Too much focus on vaccines and not enough on the therapeutics WATP...
THIS IS THE LAST EPISODE THESE MATTERS WILL BE DISCUSSED, promise. Back to "normal" (dixon nutz, etc) next week, promise! Two non-covid questions, tho...
Dr Steve, Dr Scott, Lady Diagnosis and Stacy the Roach discuss vaccine hesitancy. They even answer (shocker) some non-covid questions on hemorrhoids a...
Posting this, I realize that Weird Medicine may be at the end of its shelf-life. I always said I'd keep doing it until it wasn't fun any more and ther...
Dr Steve and Dr Scott discuss: 1) Trolling for celebrity retweets 2) Stacy DeLoach: Covid Rebel 3) Cases v Deaths in Covid 4) do silicone implants sur...
Dr Steve and Dr Scott discuss: Dr Steve’s MRI results (bah, he's a baby) Do vaccines affect cytokine production? Hip labral tear kidney stone comp...
Dr Steve and Karl from WATP discuss, in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, the erosion of trust in institutions that previously had at least some...
Tacie berates Dr Steve about who-knows-what. (Actually, no one took notes and we have no clue what this one is about. Surprise!) stuff.doctorsteve.com...
Dr Steve and Tacie discuss the science of ivermectin (check out clinicaltrials.gov) and the fact that politics + medicine = politics. PLEASE VISIT: s...
1. Men’s health month 2. Talk of crapping on Wood Floor Licker 3. Katie Lindendoll and the BatCole Foundation and Bugles Across America 4. Non-pseud...
Dr Steve is joined by Ricky B from The Arcadia Project and his wife Vicky to answer questions about dementia, erectile dysfunction, doctor math and mo...
Dr Steve and Dr Scott discuss: 1. Pediatric pelvic floor pain 2. Open vs laparoscopic hernia repair 3. Testosterone talk, to supplement or not to supp...
Adult Onset Eczema Stacy DeLoach song Onycholysis mRNA myths and facts Ivermectin research Cigars and health risk stuff.doctorsteve.com (for all your...
Dr Steve and Dr Scott discuss: 1) Gabapentin and Weed Craving 2) Double Amputee Circulatory Changes 3) Pain Management and Chinese Medicine 4) Dr Stev...
Dr Steve interviews electronic musician Metamyther. Topics include Moogfest, breaking into electronic music, performance in the age of COVID-19, vacci...
Dr Steve and Dr Scott discuss the purpose of nasal hair, menopause and testosterone, pain medications "targeting" certain receptors, joint passing hyg...
Finally a show with more testosterone and urethral meatus questions than COVID-19 queries. Also bonus music track where Dr Scott channels his inner Do...
Dr Steve does a solo show and answers random medical questions from the voicemail archives, some COVID-related, others not so much. Also a cut from th...
Dr Steve and Dr Scott Discuss Pfizer hoping to have oral medication to treat covid at home by the end of the year Lack of exercise increases risk fo...
