Your Doctor Has Questions

Have you ever wanted to know something you're too busy to learn? Have we got a podcast for you! Kacy Jo is a busy orthopaedic surgeon with lots of questions about lots of topics--What are the important volcanoes? What's up with Ponzi schemes? How does a record player work?--and no free time at all. Chris is a busy stay-at-home parent who loves trivia and fritters away his little free falling into Wiki holes. Every episode, Chris researches and teaches Kacy Jo about something she's always wanted to know about (or maybe something she just thought about in the OR).

Your Doctor Has Questions is a comedy podcast hosted by Chris Morley and Kacy Peek, with 21 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Chris Morley and Kacy Peek hosts Your Doctor Has Questions, a comedy show with 21 episodes published.

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  Your Doctor Has Questions

  Your Doctor Has Answers! Pride or Prejudice? BOTH!

  Sep 9, 20262h 35m

  Who's proud? Why are they prejudiced? What's a hand flex? Name a tall Englishman! To celebrate our TWENTIETH episode, Kacy walks us through the entire plot (three volumes!) of Jane Brontë's classic novel, Wuthering Airs. Wait, no. Emma Austen's historic romance, The Tenant of Sensibilities. That's not it. Jane Austen's Regency era novel of manners, Pride and Prejudice! Plot twists, betrayal, subterfuge, machinations, mild affection! You'll want to be on the edge of your seat, but instead, grab a cup of tea, curl up, get cozy, and settle in for a complete retelling Pride and Prejudice.

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  Episode #19

  What's the Difference Between Jail and Prison?

  Aug 17, 20261h 58m

  We take a deep dive into incarceration in the US, starting with the question "What's the difference between jail and prison?" Because Chris can't help himself, we also explore the unspeakable injustice of our justice system, and our government's routine victimization of incarcerated people. This episode includes discussion of violence and sexual violence. Sources : America's Jails: The Search for Human Dignity in an Age of Mass Incarceration , Derek Jeffreys The New Criminal Justice Thinking , Edited by Sharon Dolovich and Alexandra Natapoff DOJ Inspector General's Report on California prisons Bureau of Justice Statistics Department of Justice overview of criminal procedure Cornell Legal Information Institute: Criminal Procedure

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  Episode #18

  Whose Line Is it Anyway?

  Jul 21, 20261h 10m

  An episode all about . . . LINES! I promise, it's more exciting than it sounds. We draw a through-line (get it?) from the Mason Dixon Line to Caesar to nuclear testing to swimwear to waxing to post-punk feminist music to phone phreaking to Rick James. Bam. Show Notes: Phone Trips: http://www.wideweb.com/phonetrips/ Wiki: Mason Dixon Line Wiki: Penn–Calvert boundary dispute Wiki: Twelve-Mile Circle Wiki: Delaware Wedge Wiki: Cresap's War Wiki: Bikini waxing Wiki: Bikini Wiki: Bikini Atoll Wiki: History of the bikini Wiki: Bikini Kill Wiki: Vietnamese Demilitarized Zone Wiki: Military Demarcation Line Wiki: Transatlantic telegraph cable Wiki: Phreaking Wiki: 2600 Hertz Wiki: Blue box NYT: Off-the-Cuff Obama Line Put U.S. in Bind on Syria National Geographic: Word in the News: Red Line

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  Episode #17

  YDHSpoilers: How's the Lieutenant and What's His Port of Call?

  Jun 21, 20261h 38m

  He's bad. It's New Orleans. YDHQ delves into the Werner Herzog oddity Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans , a neo-noir crime drama (black comedy?) starring Nicolas Cage, Eva Mendes, and Xzibit, along with Val Kilmer, Michael Shannon, and national treasure Jennifer Coolidge. We have questions, starting with "Why the shit is the title so long?" Show Notes: NYTimes: Thousands of Mice Swarm Parts of Western Australia in a ‘Mouse Plague’

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  Episode #16

  Doctor, Husband, Podcast, Spy

  May 26, 20262h 42mS0

  <p>What's up with all these spies? Did they really love me? Have we no sense of decency?</p><p>The history of Russian espionage in the west, and especially "Illegals"--spies who operated without diplomatic cover. We get into Kim Philby and the Cambridge Five, Klaus Fuchs, the Rosenbergs, Hanssen and Ames, and the more recent clown shows. </p><p></p><p>Sources:</p><p>A Spy Among Friends: Kim Philby and the Great Betrayal, Ben Macintyre</p><p>Bridge of Spies: A True Story of the Cold War, Giles Whittel</p><p>The Sword and the Shield: The...

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