Imagine developing technology to improve MRI imaging, volunteering to test it on yourself…and then noticing everyone in the room suddenly getting VERY quiet.That’s exactly what happened to Randy Jones.In this episode, Madison and her dad, Dr. Eric Walzer, sit down with medical technology inventor Randy Jones for a fascinating conversation about prostate cancer, MRI technology, artificial intelligence, men’s health, and giving patients more information and options when navigating their healthcare.They also get into PSA levels, biopsies, active surveillance, focal treatment, patient access to diagnostic information, and why men need to get more comfortable talking openly about their health.And because Madison is interviewing her own father, a serious conversation about prostate cancer naturally turns into questions about whether men brag to their friends about having a huge prostate.Normal father-daughter stuff.

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If there’s one thing to take away from this episode, it’s that taking your health seriously shouldn’t be embarrassing.

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What does a doctor who works in men’s health — and raised FOUR daughters — think about the manosphere?Madison sits down with her dad, Dr. Eric Walzer, for a father-daughter conversation about modern masculinity, dating culture, testosterone, men’s health, relationships, internet influencers, and what happens when social-media ideology starts borrowing the language of science.And somehow it all ends with Madison telling the story of introducing a college boyfriend to her father while she was at the hospital getting an IUD checked.The boyfriend remembers it - Dad doesn't. ---#masculinity #modernmasculinity #moderndating #menshealth #fatherdaughter #raisingdaughters #datingculture #datingredflags #testosterone #mensmentalhealth ---If your dad has opinions about your dating history too… congratulations, you’re officially part of the family. 😂👍 LIKE 💬 COMMENT🔔 SUBSCRIBE &📤 SHARE And tell us what Madison should make Doctor Dad explain next.⚕️ MEDICAL NOTE: This episode contains a general discussion of testosterone, hormones, steroids, prostate health and other medical topics. It is not individualized medical advice. Talk with a qualified healthcare professional about your own health, testing or treatment.

Be sure to leave your questions in the comments below and let us know what topics you want to hear more about! IG @DoctorWalserWhat is a perineum, why does the Greek root translate to roughly "around nothing," and why is Dr. Walser going to bat for the most ignored square inch of the human body? Madi and Dr. Walser cover the anatomy every single person has and nobody discusses: where it sits on men and women, why it's the area cut during an episiotomy, and the live controversy in American medicine right now. Europe has switched prostate biopsies from going through the rectum to going through the perineum and reported zero infections, while the US still largely goes through the rectum with an infection rate around four to five percent. Then: why doctors resist the switch, how billing codes quietly shape which procedure you're offered, pelvic floor therapy and why the perineum wires into the limbic system rather than the thinking part of your brain, kegels for men, incontinence and impotence, pudendal neuralgia, saddle injuries, and why sitting all day is rough on a body part that wants you upright. Plus the argument that the shame is the actual health risk, and what happened to teen pregnancy in Colorado when they started teaching sex ed.And yes, this is educational, not medical advice, and we still want you to see an actual doctor. We raised you better than that.Got questions? https://doctorwalser.com/podcastNew episodes every Tuesday at 5 am EST. Bring questions. Be curious.Produced by @pettycashstudios

Be sure to leave your questions in the comments below and let us know what topics you want to hear more about! IG @DoctorWalserWhat happens when the internet decides every man's problem can be solved with more testosterone?In July, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced annual testosterone screening for service members 30 and older, framing it as the path to a higher-testosterone military. The Pentagon issued the guidance in early September, then pulled it within a day.Madison asks her dad, an interventional radiologist, what any of it actually means. They unpack the Low T conversation: testosterone supplementation, fertility, sperm counts, whether younger men really do have low testosterone, and why so many people are taking hormones without ever getting tested first. Plus why taking your medical advice from someone without a medical degree might not be the greatest life strategy.And because this is apparently what counts as normal father-daughter bonding in this family, Madison also gets to ask her dad about libido, reproductive health, and hanky panky.And yes, this is educational, not medical advice, and we still want you to see an actual doctor.If you learned something you did not expect to learn today, leave a like.Tell us in the comments: what health claim have you seen online that you want Dr. Walser to fact-check?Subscribe for more father-daughter conversations, and send this to the person in your family who would turn dinner into a lecture on brain anatomy.Got questions? https://doctorwalser.com/podcastNew episodes every Tuesday at 5 am EST. Bring questions. Be curious.Produced by @pettycashstudiosTIMELINE- Mid-July 2026: Hegseth announced annual testosterone screening for service members 30 and older, optional under 30, with voluntary testosterone replacement therapy for those testing low. He framed it as keeping troops on the "leading edge of lethality."- Wed 2026-09-03: the Pentagon published the detailed guidance, "Clinical Guidance for Health and Human Performance Optimization," effective immediately.- Thu 2026-09-04: the memo and accompanying statement were removed. Described as temporarily rescinded. Whether it returns is unknown. It is DoD-wide, covering service members across the military. It is NOT Army-specific.Physicians and researchers publicly questioned whether Hegseth's claims about testosterone are supported by research.#doctor #familypodcast #medicalpodcast #comedypodcast #medicine #petehegseth #testosterone #lowt #menshealth #hormonehealth #fertility #militaryhealth #healtheducation

Madi and Dr. Walser unpack how medical research actually works: why rigorous studies take years, how peer review and retractions function, spotting predatory journals, and why trust is wobbly right now. They detour into AI triage in radiology, physician shortages and resident pay, NIH/indirect cost debates, the ethics of cadavers and animal research, and where wild new tech (BCIs, nanobots, dolphin/mummy scans)might lead. Along the way: comedy analogies, media optics, and nuance rants)

What’s a prostate actually for? How did we diagnose cancer before MRI? Why are men still getting 12–30 blind biopsies, and what’s changed? Madi and Dr. Walser unpack PSA screening, MRI’s rise (“the manogram”), radical prostatectomy downsides, and newer focal ablation (heat/laser) done as outpatient. Then: erections, ejaculation, penile implants (rare but real), torsion, hernias, and how spouses often drive men to get help. A frank primer on men’s health with zero shame and lots of laughs. And yes, this is educational, not medical advice, and we still want you to see an actual doctor.

A real doctor explains what radiology actually is, why minimally invasive surgery is kind of amazing, and why medicine is not out to get you. In this intro episode, Madison sits down with her dad, Dr. Eric Walser, an interventional radiologist with 40 years of experience, to talk about: radiology, prostate cancer, and why age doesn't mean you have to give up your life. There are awkward dad jokes, uncomfortable truths, surprisingly funny conversations about nursing homes, and just enough science to make you smarter without stressing you out.