In this episode, Warren and Nathan talk about aspects of 2020 that were particularly memorable.  Obviously, the topic of Covid is discussed as well as racial injustice.  A discussion about how this podcast has changed over time is also held.  We really appreciate our listeners and hope to continue making quality episodes in 2021.

In this episode, Warren and Nathan talk a little bit about diabetes.  Given the widespread prevalence of the disease, we thought it would be useful for our listeners.  We hope you agree.  We also talk about that which is on everyone's mind - Covid and the Covid vaccines.  Please comment, email, tweet us with any questions or ideas.

In this episode, Warren and Nathan talk about the recent surge in Covid cases in the St. Louis area.  We talk some about how currently the hospitalizations are worst than they ever were in the Spring.  We then spend some time talking about the various Covid vaccines and expectations regarding how they will be used.  We both wish everyone a HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!

In this episode, we are joined by Courtney Brame to talk about how he has harnessed his energy to improve the mental health for people living with genital herpes and other sexually transmitted infections.  He shares with us his history and how he got to doing what he does.  His website can be found at https://www.spfpp.org/ and he can be found on Instagram @HOnMyChest.  I think you'll find this to be very informative - we know that we did!

We are very fortunate to be joined by one of the biggest fans of the podcast, Dr. Steve Fuest.  Steve is one of the Internal Medicine Chief Residents here.  We talk about a variety of topics from what does a chief resident do to why should applicants come to our program for their residency training.  We mix in a little bit of football talk as well as mentioning how Boston Terriers rock.  We hope you enjoy!

In this episode, Warren and Nathan talk about the importance of the flu shot.  We go over some misconceptions as well as expectations of the flu vaccine.  We then spend a while talking about our recent television shows that we have enjoyed.

This episode is particularly relevant to the current state of America.  We talk with Dr. Brendan O'Connor, a psychiatrist at our institution, about what it is like to be a psychiatrist during the Covid pandemic.  We talk about how he ended up doing what he does, about why he enjoys teaching students and residents, and about ways he has helped people deal with the current state of affairs.  He leaves us with some good book recommendations as well.  We really enjoyed taping this and hope you'll enjoy listening.

In this episode, we are thrilled to be joined by Dr. Alfred Kim.  Dr. Kim is an expert in rheumatologic diseases particularly lupus.  We talk about his background, his thoughts about the difficulties in the management of lupus, as well as the controversies regarding the use of hydroxychloroquine in the treatment of Covid-19.  Our rapid fire questions of the week include a discussion of the best cocktail and pool accessories.  

In this episode, we talk about the differences in the education of medical students and residents in inpatient medicine due to the Covid-19 pandemic.  We mix in some new segments including "True or False" and some fun "sponsors."  And, of course, it wouldn't be complete without a discussion of the current state of sports.

In this episode, we are thrilled to be joined by a medical malpractice attorney to discuss an important topic in medicine.  We go over many aspects of malpractice law, what's it's like to be a malpractice attorney, as well as what is the best kind of cheese.  We think you'll enjoy!