EP 4: From Pandemic to Punchlines: Doctors, Bonds, and Skin Care Myths Uncovered

What did the pandemic really do to the medical profession? Are most skincare trends completely overhyped? And why do so many people working in medicine develop such a dark sense of humour?In Episode 4 of The Wildings Podcast, we sit down with ER doctor Dr. Gerry Smith and microbiology and aesthetics expert Dr. Angel Boulos for an honest, funny, and insightful conversation about life inside modern medicine.From the chaos and long-term impact of COVID-19 on healthcare systems to the realities doctors faced behind closed doors, this episode explores how the pandemic permanently changed medicine, patient care, and the mental health of healthcare workers worldwide.We also dive into the world of skincare, aesthetics, and microbiology, with Dr. Angel Boulos breaking down common skincare myths, social media misinformation, trending treatments, and what people should actually be focusing on for healthy skin.Alongside the serious topics, the conversation takes a hilarious turn as we discuss how working in emergency medicine and healthcare influences comedy, humour, coping mechanisms, and storytelling — including why medical professionals often become some of the funniest people in the room.In this episode we discuss:Skincare myths and aesthetics truthsPatient compassion & honestyThe truth about aesthetics and skin healthHow COVID-19 changed the medical world foreverMental health and burnout in healthcareMicrobiology, wellness, and preventative healthBehind-the-scenes realities of hospitals during the pandemicEpisode 4 of The Wildings Podcast is one you won’t want to miss.Don't forget to add this podcast to your saved and follow the pod on Instagram & TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@thewildlingspodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/thewildlingspod/If you want to see more from Roleen and other guests, please visit @TheWildlingsPod on Instagram. To become a guest or for sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.