In this podcast, we explore what pediatric urology is and when someone should consider having their child see a pediatric urologist. This is an interview with pediatric urologist Dr. Robert Mevorach.

Education can help ease some of the fears that patients may have when it comes to sensitive issues in urology. This podcast with Dr. Sam Chang of Vanderbilt University Medical Center explores what patients should know about sensitive issues in urology.

Tracy L. Rose, MD, MPH and Angela B. Smith, MD, MS of the University of North Carolina School of Medicine discuss what patients should know about care while on immunotheraphy.

November is Bladder Health Month! It's a time to raise awareness and get the facts on how you can improve your bladder health and keep your bladder healthy.

In this interview with Dr. Joshua Meeks of Northwestern Medicine in Chicago, we discuss the following:

- What is Immunotherapy?

- How does Immunotherapy work?

- What Immunotherapy options are available for urology?

- What is the future of Immunotherapy for urology?

Drs. Aaron Spitz and Eugene Rhee discuss telemedicine, the future of telemedicine and what patients need to know about it.

This episode is about Low Testosterone and how it impacts men. This condition is also called Low-T or Hypogonadism.

Phil Shulka and his wife Maggie (also his caretaker) discuss their prostate cancer journey. They also talk about Phil's outlook on life now that his prostate cancer has returned. Phil and Maggie provide concrete and actionable advice to men and caretakers affected by prostate cancer.

Pro Football Hall of Famer Mike Haynes of the New England Patriots and Los Angeles/Oakland discusses his experience surviving prostate cancer.

Keith Harring is a longtime volunteer at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. He also works as a referee for major NCAA college basketball. Keith was driving to referee a game at Bowling Green St. University when he received the phone call that said he had prostate cancer.