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The Cut

Hosted by Curtin Surgical Students Association · education · EN-AU

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About this Podcast:

Step into the operating theatre of conversation with The Cut, the official podcast of the Curtin Surgical Students Association (CSSA)! Each episode, we scrub in with surgeons from a range of specialties to uncover what life is really like behind the scalpel. From career-defining moments to the challenges that shape surgical practice, we explore the the precision, passion, purpose and people behind surgery!Whether you're a medical student curious about surgical pathways or simply fascinated by the stories behind each specialty, The Cut offers a glimpse into the anatomy of surgical life!

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Booking probability

17%

Guest openness

Selective

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80/100
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Questions about The Cut

What is The Cut about?

Step into the operating theatre of conversation with The Cut, the official podcast of the Curtin Surgical Students Association (CSSA)! Each episode, we scrub in with surgeons from a range of specialties to uncover what life is really like behind the scalpel.

Who hosts The Cut?

The Cut is hosted by Curtin Surgical Students Association. The show has published 5 episodes to date.

What has The Cut covered recently?

Recent episodes include "#12 - Anaesthesiology" (9 October 2026, 38 minutes), "#11, Pathway into Surgery" (9 September 2026, 48 minutes), and "#10 - Ophthalmology and Eye Surgery" (18 August 2026, 29 minutes).

How often does The Cut publish?

The Cut publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 41 minutes across 5 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on The Cut?

Booking probability for The Cut is 17%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Cut requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Cut's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch The Cut?

The strongest fits for The Cut are Hospitals. The Cut has an education audience.

About the host

Curtin Surgical Students Association hosts The Cut, an education podcast with 5 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Oct 9, 202638 minS1

    Dr Russell Clarke — Consultant Anaesthetist What does life as an anaesthetist really look like? And what happens when anaesthesia intersects with consciousness, death, and the body's most complex physiological...

  • Sep 9, 202648 min

    PGY2 Doctor & Aspiring Surgeon From Curtin med school to life as a junior doctor — in this episode, Dr Jack Jennings gives us a refreshingly real look at the years before surgical training actually begins What should...

  • Aug 18, 202629 min

    From microscopic surgery to restoring sight — in this episode, Ophthalmologist Dr Geoffery Chan gives us an inside look into the world of ophthalmology and eye surgery ️ What does a day in the life of an ophthalmologist...

  • Jul 30, 202649 min

    From the evolution of breast cancer surgery to life after hanging up the scrubs— retired Breast and General Surgeon Dr Diana Hastrich joins us on The Cut to reflect on a career dedicated to breast cancer care What is...

  • Jul 23, 202652 min

    ️ Endoscopes, ear canals… and all those cranial nerve foramina?! In this episode of The Cut, we step into the world of ENT surgery with Dr Jafri Kuthubutheen, an ENT surgeon working across Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital...

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  • Apr 29, 202623 min

    🎙 From complex facial trauma to intricate reconstructions — in this episode of The Cut , we’re joined by craniomaxillofacial plastics and reconstructive surgeon Dr Tim Hewitt, who breaks down what life in max fax &...

  • Apr 17, 202649 min

    🎙 From navigating the wards to surviving your first time in theatre — in this episode we’re joined by beloved ex-CAMS President and Year 5 medical student Sanjeev Singh , who shares the real talk on smashing your...

  • Aug 24, 202552 minS0

    <p>🎙️ Tiny scalpel, huge stories… straight out of PCH 🏥</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, we scrub in with Dr Helen Buschel, paediatric surgeon based at Perth Children’s Hospital 🏥. From tiny patients to big...

  • Aug 13, 202532 minS0

    <p>🎙️ Scalpel, suction… and a set of donor lungs?! In Part 2 of our cardiothoracic & transplant surgery special, we head back into the high-stakes world of the operating theatre with Dr Agneta Geldenhuys and Dr Oyinda...

  • Aug 4, 202534 minS0

    <p>🎙 Scalpel, suction… and a set of donor lungs?! In this heart-stopping episode (literally), we dive into the high-stakes world of Cardiothoracic and Transplant surgery with a leading surgeon (and future leading...

  • May 27, 202549 minS0

    <p>🎙 From Celine Dion bans in theatre to the realities of colorectal clinics — in this episode, we’re joined by a General & Colorectal Surgeon, Dr Mary Theophilus, who gives us the unfiltered scoop on life in one of...

  • May 5, 202538 minS0

    <p>From R&B in theatre to life-saving endovascular surgery— in our first episode Vascular Surgeon Dr Nish Altaf gets candid about the real anatomy of surgical life 😷</p><p><br>🩸 What is the point of the...

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