Monell

Moving Mad in Medicine

Society EN ↓ 13 episodes

Moving Mad in Medicine is a reflective podcast about life inside medicine. The pressure, the ambition, the burnout, and the questions we’re rarely trained to ask out loud. Hosted by Monell, a doctor navigating the space between purpose and exhaustion, this podcast explores careers, relationships, identity, and meaning in a system that demands everything. Honest conversations for people trying to stay human while practicing medicine.

Author

Monell

Category

Society

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Latest episode

May 30, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 13: Working with Peers: Blessing Or Curse? Ft. Dr Shalom 30.05.2026

We had Dr Shalom for the theirs time and we talked about the pros and cons of working with doctors on the same rank. As usual , the good, the bad and the chaotic.

Episode 12: Ward Round Escapades Ft Dr Shalom 16.05.2026

We established what ward rounds are and touched the unique, chaotic experiences from everyday rounds. We also touched some useful tips that make rounds relatively seamless. Enjoy. Don’t forget to leave a message: movingmadinmedicine@gmail.com

Episode 11: Does Work Life Balance Exist? Ft. Dr Taribo 06.05.2026

We talked about spreading out life and work equally, highlighting tips, mistakes and strategies for doing that in the chaotic world of medicine.

Episode 10: Housemanship: Nobody Warned Us Ft. Dr Shalom 18.04.2026

Housemanship will stretch you in ways you never imagined. This episode explores the highs, the lows, and the in between moments that define the journey.

Episode 9: The Toxic Side of Medical Hierarchy ft. Dr Osas, Dr Victor and Dr Stephen 13.03.2026

In this episode, three doctors unpack the realities of hierarchy in medical practice. They discuss the balance between mentorship and toxicity, how seniors can protect or expose juniors, and the unwritten rules that shape relationships on the ward, influencing learning and confidence

Episode 8: Nurse; Where Is The Doctor? Ft. Dr Kamdi and Dr Judith 08.03.2026

In this episode of Moving Mad in Medicine, we explored a common experience for many female doctors: being mistaken for nurses. Two doctors share their stories, the awkward, funny, and frustrating moments, and we reflected on what these assumptions reveal about gender expectations in healthcare and how they navigate them in their daily practice.

Episode 7: The Listeners Took The Mic 20.02.2026

I shared resonating feedback from listeners, along side expressing how it felt to receive them.

Episode 6: A Doctor’s Valentine ft. Dr Ajiwa and Dr Tega 13.02.2026

We talked about a typical Valentine’s Day from Dr Ajiwa and Dr Tega’s perspectives.

Episode 5: Love in Medicine ft. Dr Favour and Dr Francis 06.02.2026

We discussed the perspectives of love and being loved by a doctor, with two interesting guests, Dr Favour and Dr Francis.

Episode 4: SpO2 One Hundred and Twenty Something 30.01.2026

In this episode, I talked about the need to take deep breaths in practice, giving two example cases.

Episode 3: Type of Patients ft. Dr Osafanmen 23.01.2026

There’s a special guest today! We talked about the various models of patients we commonly encounter in clinical practice. Enjoy!

Episode 2: Nobody Warned Us Medicine Would Feel Like This 09.01.2026

A chat about certain experiences and feelings that nobody prepares you for.

Episode 1: Why Moving Mad in Medicine 02.01.2026

This episode explains why Moving Mad in Medicine exists and what listeners can expect from the honest conversations ahead.

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