
YouTube Description For the final episode of Social Rounds, Tony Chin-Quee and Frances Mei Hardin ask one last question as your unsolicited life attendings: How do you say a good goodbye? From Irish exits and leaving...


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Two of the happiest surgeon dropouts you’ll ever meet, Tony Chin-Quee, MD and Frances Mei Hardin, MD, have traded the OR for the mic. On Social Rounds, they give their wildly unsolicited opinions on the state of medicine, the absurdities of healthcare culture, and the chaos of the world at large. From inside-baseball medical news to pop culture drama, space doctors to Taylor Swift, no topic is too sacred (or too ridiculous) to roast, dissect, and laugh about. Smart, irreverent, and occasionally unhinged, Social Rounds is what happens when surgeons leave the scalpel behind and decide to say everything out loud.
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Signup to Generate a PitchTwo of the happiest surgeon dropouts you’ll ever meet, Tony Chin-Quee, MD and Frances Mei Hardin, MD, have traded the OR for the mic. On Social Rounds, they give their wildly unsolicited opinions on the state of medicine, the absurdities of healthcare culture, and the chaos of the world at large.
Social Rounds is hosted by Hippocratic Collective. The show has published 48 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "How to Say Goodbye: Leaving Medicine, Jobs & Relationships | Social Rounds Finale" (31 July 2026, 33 minutes), "The Art of the Perfect Insult (And Why Small Talk Is Overrated)" (17 July 2026, 42 minutes), and "Family Medicine Myths Busted: Salary, Burnout & The Truth About Primary Care" (10 July 2026, 39 minutes).
Social Rounds publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 38 minutes across 48 episodes.
Booking probability for Social Rounds is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Social Rounds requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Social Rounds's contact route on record: public web form.
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Hippocratic Collective hosts Social Rounds, a health podcast with 48 episodes published.
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YouTube Description For the final episode of Social Rounds, Tony Chin-Quee and Frances Mei Hardin ask one last question as your unsolicited life attendings: How do you say a good goodbye? From Irish exits and leaving...

Is small talk actually necessary, or are we all just pretending to enjoy it? In this episode of Social Rounds , Frances Mei Hardin and Ryan Montoya take over the show while Tony Chin-Quee is away, diving into the...

Family medicine is one of the most misunderstood specialties in medicine. In this episode of Social Rounds , Tony Chin-Quee, Frances Mei Hardin, and Ryan Montoya tackle the biggest myths surrounding primary care—from...

Can you trust a plastic surgeon who isn't attractive? Is it safe to travel abroad for cosmetic surgery? Should your surgeon say "no" if your expectations aren't realistic? This week on Social Rounds , Frances Mei...

<p>What does it take to walk away from a successful medical career and start over as an archaeologist?</p><p>In this episode of Social Rounds, Tony Chin-Quee and Frances Mei sit down with archaeologist and former nurse...

What does it take to walk away from a successful medical career and start over as an archaeologist? In this episode of Social Rounds, Tony Chin-Quee and Frances Mei sit down with archaeologist and former nurse...

Were the doctors you know always this weird? This week on Social Rounds, Tony, Frances Mei, and Ryan take a trip back to childhood and revisit the nerdy obsessions, social disasters, and formative experiences that...

<p>Were the doctors you know always this weird?</p><p>This week on Social Rounds, Tony, Frances Mei, and Ryan take a trip back to childhood and revisit the nerdy obsessions, social disasters, and formative experiences...

<p>What happens when a surgeon says yes to a random yoga retreat in Mexico and meets the person who will change his life?</p><p>In this special (and surprisingly wholesome) episode of Social Rounds, Tony and Frances Mei...

<p>A graduating medical student publishes an essay called Medicine Without Merit, arguing that DEI initiatives have undermined fairness, lowered standards, and discriminated against white men in medicine.</p><p>Tony and...

<p>This week on Social Rounds, Tony and Frances Mei slow things down for a more reflective episode.</p><p>After weeks of guests, chaos, travel, and controversy, they get back to basics — talking about Europe, ghosts in...

<p>A fourth-year medical student goes viral for offensive videos targeting women’s health, and the internet exploded. In this episode of Social Rounds, Tony Chin-Quee, Dr. Ryan Montoya, and Dr. Janet McMordie unpack the...

<p>This week on Social Rounds, Tony and Frances Mei are joined by fan-favorite “Cartographer Geoff” — historian, mapmaker, professional forager, jam-maker, and accidental proof that people can actually enjoy their...

Episode #37
<p>What do the NFL, brain damage, and fart tracking have in common?</p><p>More than you’d think.</p><p>In this episode of Social Rounds, Frances Mei Hardin and Tony Chin-Quee are joined again by writer and comedian Joel...

<p>What happens when burnout, trauma, and “just getting through the week” collide with alcohol culture in medicine?</p><p>In this episode of Social Rounds, Frances Mei Hardin and Tony Chin-Quee sit down with writer...

<p>This week on Social Rounds, we’re joined by returning fan favorite Dr. Kate Buhrke—rogue agent of chaos and resident philosopher—to answer a deceptively simple question: can philosophy actually make the pain of...

<p>No Frances Mei this week, so Tony brought in reinforcements.</p><p>Dr. Janet McMordie (now appearing on network medical drama Doc) and Friend-of-the-Pod, Dr. Ryan Montoya join Social Rounds for a wild...

<p>This week on Social Rounds, we’re asking a question every trainee eventually faces:</p><p>Is it okay to be the bad guy?</p><p>After a chaotic start (April Fool’s, pranks, and moral debates on roasting vs...

<p>This week on Social Rounds, we take on one of medicine’s favorite lies: that you’re supposed to know exactly who you are, and what you want, before you even become a fully formed adult.</p><p>Inspired by a Doximity...

<p>Match Week is over—and now real life begins.</p><p>This week on Social Rounds, we’re talking about what actually matters after the envelope opens: moving, money, and the mistakes nobody teaches you to avoid. From...
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