77 episodes
Hi Everybody - A Bad Medicine Podcast Dr. Jackson Vane and Johnny Kolasinski
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- TV & Film
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4.9 • 32 Ratings
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Doctors talk about what Hollywood gets right and wrong about medicine and how the body works. Each week we discuss how a film or episode of television depicts illnesses, injuries, and the lives of medical professionals.
As we wrap up each episode, the film or show being discussed is graded for its medical accuracy in comparison to 2010’s The Human Centipede, which marketed itself as “100% medically accurate.” Rian Johnson’s Knives Out, for example, is considered “140% medically accurate” when compared to The Human Centipede. Luc Besson’s Lucy, meanwhile, was awarded a 10%. Midsommar earned our highest rank yet, at 400% - which means it's roughly four times more medically accurate than The Human Centipede.
New episodes Thursdays!
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Beetlejuice - "The skulls are where the weight is"
It's a late addition to Horrtober as we're joined by Dr. Greg Winter to discuss the medical accuracy of "Beetlejuice," from shrunken heads to decomposition to the stages of grief.
You can find @hieverybodymd online on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or by visiting hieverybodymd.com. You can also give us a call at 530-DOCTORB.
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This podcast is not medical advice. If you need medical advice or medical care, please contact your doctor. -
Grey's Anatomy: Thriller - "You're giving someone horrible news in a kitty-cat face"
What's scarier than zombies, ghosts, and maggot infestations in your E.R.? Telling two doctors to review "Grey's Anatomy!" This week we're discussing "Thriller," season 10's Halloween episode. Given the show's reputation, Johnny was suprised by the number of good things Dr. Greg and Dr. Jackson had to say.
You can find @hieverybodymd online on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or by visiting hieverybodymd.com. You can also give us a call at 530-DOCTORB.
If you like the show, follow us and write us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you're listening!
This podcast is not medical advice. If you need medical advice or medical care, please contact your doctor.
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Morbius - "I've got a bat tube guy"
We're sorry. We thought it would be a good idea to watch Morbius, and, as part of Hortober, discuss its medical accuracy.
It's never a good idea to watch Morbius.
The hand illustration Jackson referenced is here.
You can find @hieverybodymd online on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or by visiting hieverybodymd.com. You can also give us a call at 530-DOCTORB.
If you like the show, follow us and write us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you're listening!
This podcast is not medical advice. If you need medical advice or medical care, please contact your doctor. -
Community: Epidemiology - "That Dunning-Kruger Effect"
We're kicking off Hortober with "Epidemiolgy," the Halloween episode of Community's second season. Can you catch rabies from an MRE? Can you fight the effects with an air conditioner?
The YouTube channels Jackson and Greg mentioned are Steve1989MREInfo and The Hoof GP.
Jim Rash won an Oscar for "The Descendants," which he co-wrote.
You can find @hieverybodymd online on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or by visiting hieverybodymd.com. You can also give us a call at 530-DOCTORB.
If you like the show, follow us and write us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you're listening!
This podcast is not medical advice. If you need medical advice or medical care, please contact your doctor. -
The Adventures of Pete and Pete: Sick Day - "Always have an exit plan"
School is in full swing, so it's a good time to discuss "Sick Day", S02E09 of "The Adventures of Pete and Pete!" We're joined once again by Dr. Greg Winter to discuss the ins and outs of faking sick, foreign objects, and... hot air balloon-related mass casualty events?
The episode isn't available on streaming, but savvy searchers can find it on YouTube.
You can find @hieverybodymd online on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or by visiting hieverybodymd.com. You can also give us a call at 530-DOCTORB.
If you like the show, follow us and write us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you're listening!
This podcast is not medical advice. If you need medical advice or medical care, please contact your doctor. -
Men in Black - "Where's the pierogi hole?"
This week, Johnny, Dr. Jackson, and Dr. Greg Winter discuss the medical accuracy of 1997's Men in Black. Fun fact - the Men in Black use they/them pronouns! Tune in to hear about the lifespan of Edgar suits, squid baby delivery expectations, neuralyzers vs ECT, and the logistics of eating in a human mech.
The episode of Roddenberry's Sci Fi 5 podcast that inspired this episode can be found here.
You can find @hieverybodymd online on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or by visiting hieverybodymd.com. You can also give us a call at 530-DOCTORB.
If you like the show, follow us and write us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you're listening!
This podcast is not medical advice. If you need medical advice or medical care, please contact your doctor.
Customer Reviews
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I can’t wait for it to get better
Step one in starting a podcast: invest in a very good sound system. 2: give all participants their own microphone. 3: prepare the room to eliminate echoing. 4: encourage participants to not talk over someone each other. I know this sounds harsh but I really like the idea of this podcast as I am in the medical field and I want this to be great. I’m usually doing something else while I listen like driving or washing dishes. If I’m straining to hear it or understand what was said, I’ll usually turn it off. I will definitely check back in a few months to see if the sound has improved but for now I’ll probably find another podcast with better sound quality.
There’s rarely enough blood
Learn about medicine, traumatic injuries, and being a doctor through reviews of movies and tv shows. You will know that there’s not enough blood and he would totally be dead.