Dermatology Podcasts

The Wirecutter Show

The New York Times

Ever wonder how to make your home more accessible, why your tech is getting pricier, or which lawn game will actually save your next backyard barbecue? Welcome to The Wirecutter Show, your weekly deep dive into the gear, gadgets, and everyday tools that shape the way we live. Hosted by a rotating crew of passionate editors and subject matter experts, this show goes far beyond the spec sheets. We take the products you rely on—from smart home systems and kitchen appliances to the headphones you wear all day—and subject them to the same rigorous, real-world scrutiny that defines our testing process. But this isn't just a list of recommendations. We invite you into the conversation, sharing the personal stories, science, and occasional frustrations behind the things we own. Whether we are debating the rise of retro landlines for kids, helping you find the perfect deodorant, or unpacking the complex supply chain shifts affecting your next laptop purchase, our goal is the same: to cut through the marketing noise. We believe that the best gear is the kind that genuinely improves your independence, simplifies your routine, or brings a little more joy to your day. If you are looking for honest, human-centered advice on navigating the modern world without the fluff, pull up a chair. You have come to the right place.

Sawbones: A Marital Tour of Misguided Medicine

Justin McElroy, Dr. Sydnee McElroy

Ever wonder why we once thought the sun was a cure-all, or how the history of a simple blister is actually tied to the evolution of military survival? Welcome to Sawbones: A Marital Tour of Misguided Medicine. Hosted by Dr. Sydnee McElroy and her husband Justin McElroy, this show dives deep into the messy, strange, and often dangerous history of how humans have attempted to treat their ailments throughout time. Each episode serves as a journey through the annals of medical history and modern health mysteries. Whether they are debunking the myths of psychic potential, untangling the complicated pharmacology of unregulated supplements, or breaking down the public health reality of viral outbreaks, the McElroys blend rigorous research with a refreshing sense of humor. They masterfully bridge the gap between complex clinical concepts and everyday curiosity, ensuring that the lessons are as educational as they are entertaining. The show is a perfect mix of hard science and pop culture commentary, proving that while humanity has made incredible strides in medicine, our path to discovery has been paved with plenty of bizarre mistakes. It is a witty, insightful exploration of how we have survived the questionable "cures" of the past and why understanding those errors is essential for our health today. If you have ever been curious about the strange intersection of science, folklore, and bad ideas, join Sydnee and Justin for a look at the history of healing.