Doctoring the Truth

Welcome to Doctoring the Truth, a podcast where two dedicated audiologists dissect the world of healthcare gone rogue. Explore jaw-dropping stories of medical malfeasance, nefariousness, and shocking breaches of trust. The episodes provide deep dives that latch onto your curiosity and conscience. It's a podcast for truth-seekers craving true crime, clinical insights, and a dash of humor.

Podcasting since 2025 • 80 episodes

Doctoring the Truth

Latest Episodes

Ep 80-What Little We Know About Post Partum Psychosis: Otty Sanchez and Lindsay Clancy (Part 3)

A mother can be terrified, begging for help, and still be sent home. A mother can look organised on a video visit and still be collapsing behind the scenes. This week we close our postpartum psychosis series with two cases that force the hardes...

September 10, 2026 • Season 2 • Episode 80 • 1:11:38

Ep 79-What Little We Know About Post Partum Psychosis: Dena Schlosser (Part 2)

A calm voice, religious music in the background, and a confession that makes no emotional sense unless you understand psychosis. We trace the Dena Schlosser case in Plano, Texas, where postpartum psychiatric illness, religious language, and the...

September 04, 2026 • Season 2 • Episode 79 • 1:04:09

Ep 78-What Little We Know About Post Partum Psychosis: Andrea Yates (Part 1)

A mother who just gave birth can look “fine” in a short conversation and still be slipping into a psychiatric emergency by nightfall. That gap between what others see and what she is actually experiencing is where postpartum psychosis becomes s...

August 27, 2026 • Season 2 • Episode 78 • 1:06:31

Ep 77-The House Of Horrors Clinic: Dr. Kermit Gosnell

A clinic door can feel like safety, especially when you’re scared, short on money, and out of options. But what happens when the “respectable” name on the sign is just a costume, and the system meant to protect patients stops looking closely?

August 21, 2026 • Season 2 • Episode 77 • 1:09:22

Ep 76-Nonconsensual Studies: Dr. Halikas and Marginalization of a Hmong Community

A patient walks into a hospital for help with opioid withdrawal, accepts a medication offered by a doctor, and later learns that dose was part of an experiment. That single shift, from treatment to research, is where trust can break for good.

August 14, 2026 • Season 2 • Episode 76 • 1:10:51

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