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.

Be sure to ask your questions on IG @DoctorWalser and let us know what topics you want to hear more about. 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. This podcast exists we want you informed - not scared, not misled, and definitely not diagnosing yourself in a Reddit thread at 2am. And yes, this is educational, not medical advice, and we still want you to see an actual doctor.