Wild Health Podcast

A little background, back in the late aughts I started listening to these two spoon feed me ultrasound knowledge when literally no one else was doing it. 20 years later I get to wondering “ what the heck happened to those two?” I check their old podcast and their names have vanished from it as well as all the old shows. I slowly began to believe I made these two up sitting in the university of Cincinnati library. Then I find this podcast with the same two hosts with the same banter and back and forth only there was no ultrasound to be found. I am glad to hear your voices, I am sad to see medicine lost two great educators. I don’t begrudge it, getting out is the right move. I do see an opportunity here for some shenanigans if you want to slip in a random podcast on diastology.

Dr. Reta Graham, your voice carries a magical and uplifting quality that is a joy to listen to. It was especially wonderful to hear you engage with Dr. Mike Mallin on such an important topic. Mike, with his gentle demeanor and open-mindedness, brings a valuable perspective to discussions about women’s health. One moment that stood out to me was around minute 37, when Dr. Mallin’s spontaneous "eww" in response to the 6 to 10-year span of perimenopausal symptoms had me laughing out loud! It was such a genuine moment of connection and empathy, which I believe was fostered by your interaction with him, Reta. This conversation highlighted how much men may not know about women's experiences, and I'm deeply appreciative of Mike’s willingness to bridge that gap and foster understanding. Thank you both for such an engaging and eye-opening discussion!

I recently found the Wild Health Podcast and love all the information. Dr. Dawson and Dr. Mallin share a lot of wisdom, knowledge and actionable advice. As a functional medicine provider myself, I always learn new things that I can apply in my own practice. I highly recommend it.

This podcast can be better but I have to say it’s very amateurish. The constant little tongue in cheek remarks and incoherent sentences. If this podcast was transcribed you would stop reading it after a couple of paragraphs. I was so hopeful to listen to the adult ADHD episode and from someone who suffers from it I find it very irritating when there is constant little jokes made about it. Also, too much use of the word “like”. Please try to make full sentences when you talk and stick to the point. Your self-deprecating humor can get to be a bit much after 10-15 jabs at it.