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What do heavy metal screams, UFC on the White House lawn, AI-generated Menopause Barbie, and colonoscopy cocktails have in common? Somehow... they're all part of this week's Doc Tales with Cocktails.

Drs. Tim and May Hindmarsh take listeners on another unpredictable ride through music, medicine, culture, and internet absurdity. From discovering the incredible vocal talent of Spiritbox's Courtney LaPlante to debating why humans are fascinated by violence, the conversation bounces between hilarious stories and surprisingly thoughtful observations.

They also react to the viral AI-generated Menopause Barbie, discuss the ever-changing world of colonoscopy prep (including the unforgettable Piña Colonata), and preview next week's conversation about the internet's latest manscaping craze.

As always, expect laughs, strong opinions, medical insight, and plenty of cocktails.

In This Episode

• Discovering the incredible vocal range of Spiritbox vocalist Courtney LaPlante
• Why harsh metal vocals are far more technical than most people realize
• The UFC event on the White House lawn and the internet's reaction
• A discussion about violence, sports, patriotism, and culture
• AI-generated "Menopause Barbie" goes viral
• Colonoscopy prep horror stories—and the hilarious Piña Colonata cocktail
• Why every gastroenterologist seems to recommend a different bowel prep
• Preview of next week's "manscaping" discussion

Resources & Mentions

• Spiritbox
• Evanescence
• Courtney LaPlante
• Jenna McCarthy (Substack)
• Anne Marie McQueen
• Hot Flash Inc.
• Orme Water

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