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My Allergist Dad is the show where comedian Drew Zwetchkenbaum teams up with his real-life father - board-certified allergist and immunologist Dr. Z - to break down the mysteries of allergies . Every week they answer real questions from listeners and from Dr. Z’s own patients, mixing expert answers with father–son banter, jokes, and the occasional family story. New episodes every Monday!
Unknown Host hosts My Allergist Dad, a health show with 36 episodes published.
Drew and Dr. Z welcome Drew’s fiancée, Sydney, to discuss her experience living with two autoimmune diseases—Type 1 diabetes since age five and Hashimoto’s since adolescence—and how autoimmune conditions overlap with all
Drew and Dr. Z discuss the 2026 cyclospora outbreak and practical steps to reduce exposure, including washing hands, thoroughly scrubbing produce, cutting away bruised areas, and cooking produce to at least 158°F/70°C si
This week on My Allergist Dad, Drew and Dr. Z sit down with fine art photographer and longtime family friend Lucas Foglia to talk about health, happiness, and how lifestyle and mindset can shape stress, immunity, and ove
Drew and Dr. Z welcome Dr. Elizabeth O’Day, CEO, CSO, and founder of Olaris, to discuss how her company combines biology, metabolomics, and machine learning to create diagnostics that support real clinical decision-makin
FARE criticized the show Not Suitable for Work for portraying a character repeatedly eating shellfish despite an allergy and self-injecting epinephrine, then going to the ER for “adrenaline poisoning,” prompting Drew and
Drew and Dr. Z discuss Alpha-gal syndrome, a tick-bite–associated allergy to non-primate mammal products that can cause delayed reactions, including hives, throat tightness, GI symptoms like diarrhea, and even anaphylaxi
In this follow-up episode of My Allergist Dad, Drew and Dr. Z welcome back Abby to share updates on her infant son Joey’s progress with eczema and multiple allergies. Abby describes Joey’s early severe atopic dermatitis,
Drew and Dr. Z are joined by Dr. Elnaz Firoz, Medical Director of Dermatology at The Miriam Hospital and founder of the Skin of Color Clinic, to discuss the major overlap between dermatology and allergy and why fragmente
In this episode of My Allergist Dad, Drew and Dr. Z welcome gastroenterologist Dr. Alan Epstein to discuss gut health and its relationship to overall health, focusing on eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) and why it has beco
This episode of My Allergist Dad explores how mental stress can affect the body, immune system, and allergies. Drew and Dr. Z are joined by Santa Monica psychiatrist Dr. Bryson Lochte, who discusses treating root causes
On this episode of My Allergist Dad, Drew and Dr. Z talk with Dr. Jonathan Friedlander, Chief Business Officer at Atanis Biotech about FAST-PASE®, a diagnostic test that uses a stable, functional engineered mast cell lin
Drew and Dr. Z answer a listener question about a nine-year-old with severe seasonal oral allergy syndrome, explaining cross-reactivity between pollens (often birch) and raw fruits, vegetables, and nuts, how cooking can
On this episode of My Allergist Dad, Drew and Dr. Z talk with James White, the CEO of KBMO Diagnostics, about where food sensitivity testing fits in for patients with chronic symptoms that don’t show up on standard IgE a
On this episode of My Allergist Dad, Drew and Dr. Z are joined by Dr. Tapp, Rhode Island’s only board-certified veterinary dermatologist, to explain allergies in pets—focusing on what pets are allergic to and how it diff
Drew and his dad, Dr. Z, review the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology’s tips for reducing seasonal pollen exposure, agreeing they can help but challenging the “avoidance” philosophy that keeps people insid
Drew and his dad, Dr. Z, discuss why some people get severe-looking mosquito bite reactions while others don’t, explaining that mosquitoes don’t have venom and big welts are often due to a heightened histamine response r
Drew and Dr. Z discuss the nine major foods responsible for most allergic reactions in the U.S.—milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soybeans, and sesame—and use them to explain how food allergy (IgE-m
Drew and Dr. Z welcome Dr. Mark Charbonneau, a microbiologist and biotech leader at Solaria Bio, to discuss why it’s challenging to beneficially modify the gut microbiome despite major advances in understanding its role
Drew and his dad, allergist Dr. Z, explain angioedema as deep tissue swelling that can occur with hives or as part of anaphylaxis, sometimes affecting lips, eyes, tongue, or the airway. They distinguish common, usually n
In this episode, we go beyond the medical advice and get real about the day-to-day reality—from scary first reactions and EpiPen moments to the constant planning around food, school, and social life. Dr. Z is joined by h
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Dr. Elizabeth O’Day
Olaris
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Dr. Jonathan Friedlander
Atanis Biotech
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Dr. Mark Charbonneau
Solaria Bio
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