Life as a Doctor on TV

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This week's episode is an edited version of one of our favorite podcasts that we did with celebrity guest Mark Feuerstein. Mark played Dr. Hank Lawson on Royal Pains for eight seasons and talks about what it’s like to play a doctor on TV and how he and Dr. Cohen met while he was filming another medical show called 3 lbs. The friendly banter between TV doctor and real doctor is a short and sweetly engrossing must listen.

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