Twisted Scrubs

Kathy Augustine, a Republican politician in Nevada, had a tumultuous personal life and a successful political career, known for her ambition and tenacity. After her husband Chuck suffered a stroke and died, Kathy developed a friendship with Chaz Higgs, a critical care nurse who cared for Chuck in the ICU. In this conversation, Jill and Catherine discuss the relationship between Kathy Augustine and...

Join Jill and Catherine as they discuss the dangers of Delta 9, and the case of John Kappler, a former primary care doctor turned salesman turned anesthesiologist turned killer. Despite multiple psychiatric admissions, Kappler was able to continue practicing medicine without any consequences or reports to the medical board. The lack of accountability and disclosure in the healthcare system allowed...

This week, join Jill and Catherine as they talk about nurse incompetence, armpit herpes, vag slashing, oh and a serial killer nurse who murdered nursing home residents with insulin - Bobbie Sue Dudley. This podcast contains disturbing content, adult language and themes, and inappropriate humor. Opinions are those of the presenters and not reflective of any sponsors, advertisers, family, friends, a...

This week, Jill and Catherine lighten things up a bit and discuss Pennsylvania's Hill View Manor, a former poor house, poor farm, hospital, nursing home, and melting pot of humans from many walks of life. Join us as we talk about the history of the building and the stories that history has led to. Also, some off the rails moments of skin flakes and elderly banging.  This podcast contains disturbin...

Jill and Catherine sing the praises of Buc-ee's, and tell the story of nurse Ted Maher, and the deaths of Edmund Safra and Vivian Torrente. A dream job quickly took a dark turn with accusations of abductions, corruption, conspiracy, and Ted's strange decision to start a fire in response to a couple intruders. We discuss the possibility of a setup, the motivations behind the crime, the questionable...

Jill and Catherine explore the ethical and moral dilemmas surrounding end-of-life decisions and the right to die. Dr. Jack Kevorkian, also known as Dr. Death, was a controversial figure in the right-to-die movement. He assisted terminally ill patients in ending their lives, sparking a national debate on euthanasia. Kevorkian believed in personal autonomy and the right of patients to choose when an...

Jill and Catherine discuss the case of Ronnie Wiggs, a Missouri man who has been charged with the murder of his wife, Ellen, while she was in the hospital. We explore the background of dialysis treatment and the financial and emotional burdens it and other health care interventions place on patients, raising questions about the motives and mental state of Ronnie Wiggs and the impact of chronic ill...