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Ep 12 The Rabies Shot and The Mind Eraser: Scrubs ‘My Lunch’, Severance, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind | Memory, Organ Donation & Rabies

Medical Media Mixer is your go-to health and wellness podcast, shaken with cocktails and stirred with entertainment and media. In this episode, we explore how medicine and media intersect in surprising ways. From rabies and organ donation in Scrubs Season 5 Episode 20 “My Lunch,” to the ethics of memory erasure in Severance and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, we mix science, storytelling, and cocktails—including the Rabies Shot and the Mind Eraser.
🩺 What We Cover in This Episode
Scrubs Season 5 Episode 20: "My Lunch"
The emotional story of Dr. Cox, organ donation, and medical ethics
How sitcoms can address serious health issues with humor and heart
Real-world insights into the organ donation process and how to register as a donor
Resources:
Scrubs Wiki – My Lunch
Organ Donation – Official U.S. Government Site
Sign Up to Be an Organ Donor
Rabies: A Fatal but Preventable Disease
Transmission, symptoms, and why rabies is nearly always fatal once symptoms begin
The importance of early treatment and rare survival stories
Public health strategies and CDC/WHO recommendations
Resources:
NEJM Case Study: Rabies Survival
WHO – Rabies Fact Sheet
CDC – Rabies Overview
CDC – Rabies Clinical Guidance
CDC – Health Department Directories
Memory, Identity & Erasure in Media
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) – Joel and Clementine undergo memory erasure after heartbreak. Can we truly delete emotions, or only associations?
Severance (Apple TV+, 2022–2025) – Mark and coworkers navigate the ethical dilemmas of “Innies vs. Outies” with brain implants separating work and home selves.
Neuroscience of memory: how memories are stored, the role of emotion, and split-brain research
Resources:
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind – Wikipedia
Severance – Wikipedia
Harvard Health – Memory
NCBI: Memory and the Brain
Queensland Brain Institute – Memory Storage
Scientific American – Neuroscience of Severance
PMC – Emotion & Memory Connection
PMC – Emotion Influences on Memory
Inc. – Neuroscience of Memory & Emotion
🍹 Cocktails of the Week
The Rabies Shot
A bold layered cocktail to match our discussion on rabies—equal parts danger and intrigue.Recipe here
The Mind Eraser
A coffee-flavored cocktail with a kick, inspired by our exploration of memory, erasure, and identity in Severance and Eternal Sunshine.
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Ep 11 The Imposter and Appendicitis de Luxe: NPR ‘Seeing Imposters’ Podcast, Doogie Howser S1E3 | Capgras Syndrome & Rare Disorders

Medical Media Mixer is your go-to health and wellness podcast, shaken with cocktails and stirred with entertainment and media.
In this episode, we explore:
✨ The NPR podcast episode and article “Seeing Imposters: When Loved Ones Suddenly Aren’t” – a deep dive into Capgras syndrome, a rare psychiatric condition where loved ones are believed to be imposters. We unpack its links to dementia, TBI, schizophrenia, epilepsy, and more.
✨ Doogie Howser, M.D. Season 1 Episode 3 “A Stitch Called Wanda” – where Doogie faces a medical emergency with appendicitis. We reflect on how medicine was portrayed in the classic series and compare it with modern perspectives.
And of course, we stir things up with this week’s featured cocktail: The Imposter and the Appendicitis de Luxe 🍸
🔎 Sources & References
Capgras Syndrome & Imposter Delusions
The Imposter Cocktail Recipe – Nerd Friday
Capgras Syndrome – NCBI
Capgras & Lewy Body Dementia – LBDA
Capgras Syndrome – Psychology Today
Delusional Misidentification Study – ScienceDirect
NPR Podcast & Article – Seeing Imposters
Doogie Howser & Appendicitis
Doogie Howser, M.D. Episode Guide
Doogie Howser on SIMKL
Appendicitis Overview – Medscape
Cocktails of the Week
The Imposter – Nerd Friday
Appendicitis de Luxe – Absolut Drinks
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Ep 10 The Code Blue and IQ: St. Denis Sitcom and High Potential TV Show | Physician Happiness and Gifted Intelligence

Medical Media Mixer is your go-to health and wellness podcast, shaken with cocktails and stirred with entertainment and media.
In this episode, we dive into two new TV shows that put medicine and intellect in the spotlight:
St. Denis Medical – a sitcom exploring the quirky, challenging, and often hilarious world inside a community hospital.
High Potential – Hulu’s 2023 crime dramedy following a high-IQ single mom turned LAPD consultant.
Along the way, we unpack:✅ Happiness and well-being in healthcare workers✅ Strategies to improve physician satisfaction and reduce burnout✅ The science of high intellectual and emotional potential✅ The downsides of giftedness, from insomnia to obsessive thinking✅ Parenting, genetics, and the link to intelligence
And of course—we’re pairing it all with a themed cocktail: the Code Blue 🥂
Sources
St. Denis Medical
Wikipedia
Plugged In Review
Happiness in Healthcare Workers
Nature: Job Satisfaction & Happiness
PMC: Commitment & Care Communities
PMC: Well-Being of Healthcare Workers
Nature: Recent Research on Caregivers
Improving Physician Well-Being
CompHealth: Strategies for Better Work-Life Balance
PMC: Physician Career Satisfaction
AAFP: Career Satisfaction Blog
KevinMD: Achieving Happiness
Cocktail
Code Blue Cocktail Recipe
High Potential (Hulu, 2023)
IMDb
Wikipedia
Collider Feature
Intellectual Giftedness Overview
PMC: High IQ & Genetics
PMC: Giftedness Research
Simply Psychology: Photographic vs. Eidetic Memory
C2Care: High Intellectual Potential
Polytechnique Insights: Giftedness Reality
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Ep 9 The Forever Young and The Elixir of Immortality: Don’t Die Documentary | Longevity, Spiritual Crisis and Life Extension

This week on the Medical Media Mixer Podcast, we dive into the documentary Don’t Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever and explore the fascinating, complicated world of life extension, wellness, and the human desire to conquer mortality. Alongside science, spirituality, and psychology, we’re pairing two themed cocktails: the Forever Young and the Elixir of Immortality 🍸.
What We Cover:
📖 Faith, Identity & Community: Exploring Mormonism, spiritual crises, and the impact of losing one’s support systems.
🧠 Mental Health & Wellness: Work–life balance, spiritual depression, trauma, and the risks of suicidal ideation.
👨‍👦 Family & Enmeshment: Examining complex relationships, from parental loss to overcompensation and the struggle to heal generational trauma.
💊 Science of Longevity: Investigating therapies like metformin, human growth hormone, rapamycin, plasma transfusions, and gene therapy—what research really says and where controversy remains.
🌍 Global Perspectives on Aging: From blue zones to lifestyle-based longevity strategies, what cultures around the world can teach us about living well and living long.
🔄 Addictive Patterns: How replacement addictions—religion, work, health obsessions—complicate the search for meaning and immortality.
Cocktail Pairings:
🍷 Forever Young Cocktail
🍉 Elixir of Immortality
Sources & Further Reading
Faith & Spirituality
Mormonism Explained – CNN
Spiritual Crisis – Psychology Today
Mental Health & Work-Life Balance
Work-Life Balance – Mental Health America
Work-Life Balance & Health – PMC
Suicidal Ideation – Cleveland Clinic
Family & Trauma
Parental Enmeshment – Attachment Project
Adult Children of Alcoholics – ACA
Childhood Trauma and Health – PMC
Addiction & Personality
Addictive Personality Traits – Mayo Clinic
Longevity Therapies
Metformin – PMC
Human Growth Hormone – Mayo Clinic
Rapamycin – The Lancet
Young Plasma – FDA
Plasma & Aging – PMC
Gene Therapy – PMC 1
Gene Therapy – PMC 2
Gene Therapy – PMC 3
Life Expectancy & Lifestyle
Global Life Expectancy – Statista
Blue Zones – Official Website
Blue Zones – Wikipedia
Life Extension Overview – Wikipedia
Longevity Lifestyle Strategies – Harvard Health
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Ep 8 The Fly Girl and The OPV: Simone Biles Rising and Call the Midwife Christmas Specials | Gymnastics, Mental Health, Polio and Black Excellence

Medical Media Mixer is your go-to health and wellness podcast, shaken with cocktails and stirred with entertainment and media.
🥂 In this episode, we spotlight resilience, representation, and the intersections of health and culture. First, we cover Netflix’s Simone Biles: Rising (2024)—a raw look at the world’s most decorated gymnast as she reclaims her sport after trauma, mental health struggles, and the immense pressures of being the GOAT. We unpack the “twisties,” the history of gymnastics training in the U.S., diversity in the sport, media scrutiny, sports psychology, and the courage it takes to put mental health above medals.
Next, we revisit the beloved BBC series Call the Midwife, diving into the 2013 and 2016 Christmas Specials. These episodes highlight public health crises like polio, advances in vaccination, and the role of midwives and communities in navigating illness, disability, and change. We also touch on parallels with modern health literacy and the persistence of misinformation.
🍸 Featured Cocktails:
Fly Girl Spritzer (with Black Girl Magic Wines) – a toast to Black excellence and resilience.
Orange Thunder – a bold citrus-forward drink inspired by the fight against polio.
✨ Key Topics Covered:
Simone Biles: Rising: trauma, foster care, adoption, media pressure, and the comeback story
The “twisties” explained: neurological and psychological risk in gymnastics
GOAT controversy: when is “enough” enough?
Diversity in gymnastics: progress, barriers, and representation
Sports psychology: visualization, optimal anxiety, and positive self-talk
Call the Midwife Christmas Specials (2013 & 2016): storytelling as health education
Polio history, vaccines, and the global fight against re-emergence
Public health lessons: stigma, resilience, and trust in science
Cocktails that celebrate empowerment and remembrance
🔗 Sources & Further Reading:
Simone Biles: Rising – Netflix
What Are the Twisties? – TIME
NPR – Women’s Gymnastics & Age at the Olympics
Diversity in U.S. Gymnastics – USAG
The Resistance & Repair of Simone Biles – Suzan Song, MD
Sports Psychology – APA
Call the Midwife – Christmas Special 2013
Call the Midwife – Christmas Special 2016
CDC – Polio Overview
WHO – Poliomyelitis
NYT – RFK Jr. & Polio Vaccine Debate
Fly Girl Spritzer Recipe – McBride Sisters
Orange Thunder Cocktail – Mile High Mitts
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Ep 7 Shades of Pink and Pink for a Cure: The Power, It’s Not Hysteria, The Menopause Manifesto, Our Bodies Ourselves | Women’s Health, Feminism, Power and Wellness

Medical Media Mixer is your go-to health and wellness podcast, shaken with cocktails and stirred with entertainment and media.
📚 In this week’s episode, we explore the power of women’s health, feminism, and storytelling through books and screen adaptations. We dive into Naomi Alderman’s groundbreaking novel The Power—and its Amazon Prime series—where women develop the ability to harness electricity, shifting global power structures and redefining gender roles. Alongside this, we highlight influential works in women’s health and empowerment, including It’s Not Hysteria by Dr. Karen Tang, The Menopause Manifesto by Dr. Jen Gunter, and the iconic Our Bodies Ourselves by the Boston Women’s Health Book Collective.
We’ll discuss how these works intersect with pressing issues such as reproductive justice, violence against women, the history of exclusion in clinical trials, health literacy, and the rise of the patriarchal wellness industry. From the sterilization of women’s health to the cultural reframing of menopause and female rage, this episode examines how women’s voices are reclaiming power in medicine, literature, and media.
🍸 And of course—what’s a Medical Media Mixer without a drink? This week’s featured cocktail is the Shades of Pink (with a bonus Pink for a Cure variation), a bold and vibrant toast to women’s strength and resilience.
✨ Key Topics Covered:
The Power (book & series): gender, social role reversal, and the corruption of power
Violence against women: intimate partner violence, trafficking, systemic oppression
It’s Not Hysteria by Dr. Karen Tang: breaking taboos in reproductive health
The Menopause Manifesto by Dr. Jen Gunter: evidence-based empowerment for midlife
Our Bodies Ourselves: the legacy of health literacy and women’s self-advocacy
The wellness industry: critique of patriarchal influence and commercialization
Health literacy: why knowledge gaps persist in women’s health research
Cocktails: Shades of Pink & Pink for a Cure
🔗 Sources & Further Reading:
The Power (Novel) – Wikipedia
The Power (TV Series) – Wikipedia
Screenrant – The Power Season 2 Updates
Domestic Violence Statistics – The Hotline
Human Trafficking Hotline Statistics
IJM – Violence Against Women and Children
Amnesty International – Women’s Rights
Why We Know So Little About Women’s Health – AAMC
Our Bodies Ourselves – Wikipedia
Our Bodies Ourselves – Legacy & History
Shades of Pink Cocktail – Empress Gin
Pink for a Cure Cocktail – Love Bakes Good Cakes
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Ep 6 Bug Punch and Fuzzy Navel: Bug and Skin Deep – The Battle Over Morgellons | Delusional Parasitosis, Skin Disorders, and Contested Illnesses

Medical Media Mixer is your go-to health and wellness podcast, shaken with cocktails and stirred with entertainment and media.
🎬 In this week’s episode, we dive deep into the unsettling world of delusions, parasites, and contested illnesses through the lens of film and documentary. We explore Bug (2006), a psychological thriller that blurs paranoia and reality, and Skin Deep: The Battle Over Morgellons (2019), a documentary examining the mysterious and controversial condition known as Morgellons disease.
Alongside these media explorations, we break down real medical conditions often confused with Morgellons—including scabies, lice, bedbugs, myiasis, and cutaneous larva migrans—as well as psychiatric conditions like delusional parasitosis and illness anxiety disorder. We also discuss contested illnesses, patient advocacy, stigma in medicine, and the overlap between infectious disease and mental health.
🍹 Of course, no Medical Media Mixer episode is complete without cocktails! This week, we’re mixing up the Fuzzy Navel classic, the Midori Bug Punch, and a creepy-crawly inspired Bug Punch Mocktail—the perfect thematic pairing for our discussion of “things that get under your skin.”
✨ Key Topics Covered:
Bug (2006): paranoia, folie à deux, and psychological descent
Skin Deep: The Battle Over Morgellons: contested illness, advocacy, and stigma
Morgellons disease: reported symptoms, theories, and controversy
Delusional parasitosis vs. infectious causes (scabies, lice, bedbugs, larva migrans, myiasis)
Psychiatry, dermatology, and the blurred lines of diagnosis
The mental health toll of contested illnesses (isolation, distress, suicide risk)
Cocktails & mocktails inspired by the theme: Bug Punch, Fuzzy Navel, Midori Sour
🔗 Sources & Further Reading:
Bug (2006) Film Overview – IMDb
Bug (Film) – Wikipedia
Skin Deep: The Battle Over Morgellons – Documentary Site
Morgellons Overview – Mayo Clinic
Delusional Parasitosis – Medscape
Scabies – Medscape
Lice – Medscape
Bedbugs – Medscape
Myiasis – Medscape
Cutaneous Larva Migrans – Medscape
Bug Punch Mocktail Recipe
Midori Sour Cocktail
Fuzzy Navel Cocktail
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Ep 5 The Revolution and The Insomniac: The Empyrean Series and Melissa Bond | Ehlers-Danlos, Insomnia, and Mental Health

Medical Media Mixer Podcast – The Empyrean Series, Blood Orange Night & Insomnia 🐉📚🩺🍹
Medical Media Mixer is your go-to health and wellness podcast, shaken with cocktails and stirred with entertainment and media.
In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world where fantasy literature meets real-life health conditions and memoir storytelling:
📖 The Empyrean series by Rebecca Yarros – including Fourth Wing and Iron Flame – and the representation of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) in Violet Sorrengail’s character.
📕 Blood Orange Night: My Journey to the Edge of Madness by Melissa Bond – a raw memoir about insomnia, benzodiazepine dependence, and survival.
🩺 Exploring EDS, insomnia, and even rare fatal insomnia through the lens of both fiction and nonfiction.
And of course, we sip along with our Cocktails of the Week:
🍸 Fourth Wing–inspired cocktail – a fantasy-worthy book club drink.
☕ Insomniac cocktail – bold, caffeinated, and fitting for our insomnia theme.
🐉 The Empyrean Series & Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
ScreenRant – Violet Sorrengail’s condition in Fourth Wing
Health.com – Rebecca Yarros interview
CYDA – Dragons, magic, and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome
Empyrean Series Wiki
Medical Context – EDS
Medscape – Ehlers-Danlos overview
The Ehlers-Danlos Society – What is EDS?
📕 Blood Orange Night & Insomnia
Melissa Bond – Blood Orange Night (June 2022)
Mayo Clinic – Insomnia causes & symptoms
Cleveland Clinic – Insomnia overview
PMC – Advances in insomnia research
NORD – Fatal familial insomnia
🍹 Featured Cocktails
Fourth Wing–inspired cocktail
Insomniac cocktail
🌐 Connect With Us
🎧 Podcast Website: Medical Media Mixer
📱 Social Media Hub: Linktree
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Ep 4 Dancing Queen and Suffering Bastard: November Rain, Choreomania | Dancing Plagues, Neurological Disorders, and Suicide

Medical Media Mixer Podcast – Dancing Plagues, November Rain & Choreomania 💃🎶🧠🍹
Medical Media Mixer is your go-to health and wellness podcast, shaken with cocktails and stirred with entertainment and media.
In this episode, we connect music, medicine, and history through two unforgettable songs and their deeper cultural impact:
🎸 November Rain by Guns N’ Roses – exploring love, loss, grief, and the public health conversation around suicide awareness and prevention.
🎶 Choreomania by Florence + the Machine – inspired by the bizarre history of the dancing plagues, mass psychogenic illness, and movement disorders.
And of course, we mix it all up with our Cocktails of the Week:
🍇 Dancing Queen cocktail – bright, fruity, and playful.
🥃 Suffering Bastard cocktail – a historic blend created as a hangover cure with a surprising backstory.
💃 Choreomania & Dancing Plagues
BBC – The people who danced themselves to death
History.com – Dancing plague of 1518
Britannica – Dancing plague of 1518
PubMed – Historical perspectives on choreomania
Public Domain Review – The dancing plague
Tarantella folk dance
ScienceDirect – Ergotism & mass dancing outbreaks
NCBI – Neurological disease connections
Related Neurological & Psychiatric Topics
Ergot poisoning | PMC Research
Levodopa-induced dyskinesia
Huntington’s disease
Sydenham chorea
Mass psychogenic illness | PMC Article
Tardive dyskinesia
Mirror neurons
🎸 November Rain & Suicide Awareness
Lyrics – Guns N’ Roses
AFSP – Suicide statistics
CDC 2022 suicide & gun violence report
SPRC – Resources for survivors of suicide loss
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
📚 Podcast & Song References
ATWWD – Episode 400
This Podcast Will Kill You – Episode 40
Songfacts – Choreomania
🌐 Connect With Us
🎧 Podcast website: Medical Media Mixer
📱 Social Media Hub: Linktree
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Ep 3 Purple Rain and Anti-Inflammatory: House ‘You Don’t Want to Know’, Beyond the Universe, Selena Gomez: My Mind and Me | Physical and Mental Health in Lupus

Medical Media Mixer Podcast – House, Lupus & Selena Gomez’s Mental Health Journey 🎶🩺🍸
Medical Media Mixer is your go-to health and wellness podcast, shaken with cocktails and stirred with entertainment and media.
In this episode, we dive into three very different but equally fascinating stories from medicine and pop culture:
🏥 House M.D. (Season 4, Episode 8: You Don’t Want to Know) – exploring rare diagnoses, transesophageal echocardiography, cardiac complications, and unusual physical exam findings.
🎬 Beyond the Universe – a Brazilian Netflix drama about love, illness, and resilience.
🎤 Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me – the intimate Apple TV+ documentary highlighting lupus, autoimmune disease, and mental health struggles.
And of course, we stir it together with our Cocktails of the Week:
🍇 Purple Rain cocktail – fruity and bold.
🌿 Anti-Inflammatory cocktail – wellness-inspired with turmeric and ginger.
🫀 Medical Topics from House, M.D.
Transesophageal echocardiography – indications & complications (UpToDate)
Heart failure causes & symptoms (Mayo Clinic)
Aspergillosis overview (CDC) | Cleveland Clinic
Grey Turner’s sign
Intestinal ischemia
Nosebleeds (epistaxis)
Ventricular arrhythmias (Medscape)
Cardiac biopsy – what to expect
Acute coronary syndromes (Medscape)
Sense of impending doom
Hemolytic transfusion reactions
[Amyloidosis](https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/amyloidosis/symptoms-causes/syc-20353178#:~:text=Amyloidosis%20(am%2Duh%2Dloi,nervous%20system%20and%20digestive%20tract.)
Leukocytosis
Pancytopenia
Blood transfusion risks (MedlinePlus)
Pseudomonas skin infections (DermNet)
OSHA bloodborne pathogens standard(2)(ix)%5D.)
Blood types explained (Red Cross)
The Lancet: lupus & autoimmune disease
🧬 Lupus & Mental Health (Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me)
What is systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE)? (Lupus Foundation of America)
Mayo Clinic – Lupus overview
Medical News Today: Lupus psychosis
Neuropsychiatric lupus (HSS)
Depression & cognitive dysfunction in lupus
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