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Since 2007, Weird Medicine has been "the first and still only uncensored medical show in broadcast radio history" on SiriusXM. Now, the same crew that continues to shock, horrify, entertain and inform the satellite airwaves is producing a weekly podcast! This is a medical show for people who would never listen to a medical show on the internet (or anywhere else). If you have a question you'd like answered on the show, call the voicemail line at 347 766 4323 (347 POO HEAD) any time. Remember, Weird Medicine: The Podcast is an entertainment show and Doctor Steve is not your doctor. Always double check anything...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Listener questions become plainspoken medical explanations, carried by sharp curiosity, irreverent banter, and a willingness to tackle awkward subjects.
Weird Medicine: The Podcast turns listener questions into lively explanations of what bodies, treatments, and medical devices actually do. Dr. Steve and Dr.
Can a heart stent itch? Your oddest medical question gets a real answer from Dr. Steve.
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A filthy call-in show that still lands practical medical advice.
Weird Medicine does what it does best: it turns a filthy call-in show into something useful. The talk jumps from eye trouble and a long wait for treatment to dementia confusion, urinary tract infections, kratom constipation, and the familiar advice to quit smoking, check your…
A crude, funny medical hangout that still makes room for the ugly parts of the history.
Weird Medicine opens with crude, self-aware banter, then settles into a plainspoken look at the Flexner Report and what it did to medical education.
A messy medicine chat that keeps dragging claims back to reality.
Weird Medicine turns its unruly call-in medicine format into a test of how health claims hold up under pressure. The conversation moves through vibration plates, vitamin D, lymphedema, neuropathic pain, low back pain, and the familiar split between what actually helps and what…
A live farewell that swaps polish for blunt medical advice, jokes, and easy momentum.
Dr. Steve uses a live Las Vegas farewell to SiriusXM as a loose, fast-moving mix of jokes, travel weariness, and direct medical Q&A. The episode works because it stays conversational while still landing practical explanations about bodies misbehaving, and the blunt comic tone…
A filthy, funny medical call-in show that still knows when the joke stops and the warning starts.
Weird Medicine moves from a sleep-paralysis scare into medication warnings, keeping the mood loose enough for jokes before it settles into the harder stuff about Ambien-style behavior, memory loss, and when a strange one-off may signal a bigger drug issue. Dr. Steve and Dr.
Crude, funny health talk that lands on consistency, accountability, and exercise.
Weird Medicine is presented as an uncensored medical show with Dr. Steve, faux Dr. Scott, John, and Tacey, and this episode settles into a blunt, funny look at exercise, motivation, and how a Peloton can end up as a clothes rack. The clearest part comes when Dr.
A blunt, context-first look at lipoprotein(a), calcium scoring, and when risk factors should change the next step.
This episode treats a messy medical conversation as a clear look at lipoprotein(a), an extremely low calcium score, and the question of whether a risky lab result should actually change the next step.
A rough-edged heart-surgery explainer that turns a scary procedure into plain terms.
The episode opens with loose comic banter before settling into a plainspoken walk through minimally invasive robotic-assisted CABG and partial bypass. The surgeon works from another room, steering manipulators while the robot turns larger hand motions into smaller ones.
Masha Gessen narrates her own cousin's murder-for-hire arrest and custody battle.
Rich Roll interviews recovery and endurance guests, plus 'Roll On' segments with Adam Skolnick.
Peter Attia evaluates longevity science, from CETP inhibitors to protein debates, through evidence.
Rhonda Patrick translates NAD, vitamin D, and coffee research into daily health protocols.
Shawn Stevenson interviews researchers and coaches on nutrition, sleep, hormones, and fitness.
Neil deGrasse Tyson and comic co-hosts field Cosmic Queries on physics, space, and beyond.
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Weird Medicine opens with the usual insult-heavy chatter.
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Weird Medicine: The Podcast episode 641 centers on Ray DeVito’s failed prostate exam, which Dr.
Weird Medicine: The Podcast episode 651 centers on a ventilator question, a hypermobility pain question, and a long segment about “vabbing,” which Dr.
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