Rena Malik, MD Podcast

Rena Malik, MD
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Mar 27, 2026 • 17min

Gas Station ED Pills? The Dangerous Truth No One Tells You

Practical tips for reducing nighttime urination and why age and prostate changes cause it. Clear warnings about unsafe gas station erectile pills and safer prescription alternatives. Discussion of menopause timing, mood swings, and supportive lifestyle steps for partners and long-term sexual wellness.
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Mar 25, 2026 • 25min

Moment: Should You Get a PSA Test? It’s More Complicated Than You Think ft. Leading Prostate Cancer Surgeon

Scott Eggener, a leading prostate cancer surgeon and academic urologist, offers expert perspective on PSA screening and prostate cancer workups. He covers personalized screening timing and stopping rules. He discusses biomarkers and MRI trade-offs. He outlines modern biopsy approaches and how clinicians tell low-risk from potentially aggressive cancers.
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Mar 20, 2026 • 1h 27min

Why Couples Fight About Money… Then Stop Having Sex

Dr. Heather Howard, a financial and sex counselor who studies money, relationships, and sexual health. She explores how financial power imbalances, duty sex, and money histories erode desire. Practical topics include budgeting for clarity, joint vs separate accounts, rebuilding autonomy, and pain-friendly sex strategies like ergoerotics.
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Mar 18, 2026 • 17min

Moment: Why Anal Sex Feels Amazing for Some People (And Painful for Others)

Dr. Frankie Bashan, sex-positive clinician and educator who offers practical sexual health and safety advice. She discusses anal sex basics like lube, relaxation, and safety. She talks about porn’s influence, realistic expectations, aftercare, and how to plan and set boundaries for threesomes. Practical, candid, and taboo-busting conversation.
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Mar 13, 2026 • 1h 40min

13% of People Take a Pill that Might Permanently Destroy their Sex Life ft. Dr. Irwin Goldstein

Irwin Goldstein, MD, pioneer in sexual medicine and urology who helped advance treatments like sildenafil. He explores orgasm phases and brain activation. They cover orgasm’s possible protective effects on brain health. Conversation includes medication-induced sexual dysfunction, new classifications of orgasm disorders, and emerging therapies like shockwave and PRP.
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Mar 11, 2026 • 21min

Moment: The Science Behind Why Stronger People Feel More Confident

Michael Joseph Gross, author and cultural historian who wrote STRONGER, explores the hidden history of strength training. He traces the brain vs brawn myth, Victorian women lifting publicly, and how brief strength work could be normalized in daily life. They also discuss strength as a public health tool and surprising research linking lifting to mental and physical health.
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Mar 6, 2026 • 1h 40min

Porn Director Reveals What Gets Faked in Almost Every Scene

Holly Randall, acclaimed photographer and director with 25+ years in adult film, offers a candid inside look at the industry. She talks about ethics and performer safety. She explains how tech and platforms like OnlyFans changed power dynamics. She discusses how porn shapes sexual expectations and the staging tricks that make fantasy look real.
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Mar 4, 2026 • 20min

Moment: Should You Pay $2,500 for a Full-Body Scan? A Radiologist’s Honest Take

Dr. Matthew Davenport, radiologist and academic physician, gives a frank look at advanced imaging. He compares whole-body MRI and coronary calcium scoring, explores risks like overdiagnosis and incidental findings, and discusses MRI safety and repeated scans. Conversations cover evidence-based use, psychological impacts of testing, and how to choose safer contrast agents.
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Feb 27, 2026 • 12min

Standing vs Sitting to Pee — Which Is Better for Your Bladder?

They discuss typical timing for female orgasm and why clitoral stimulation and communication matter. They jump to urinary signals like foamy urine and when bubbles need testing. Practical tips cover treating groin itch safely and which powders to use. The conversation ends with a pragmatic look at whether men should sit to pee and how habits affect urinary health.
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Feb 25, 2026 • 15min

Moment: Why Artificial Companions Feel So Good — And Where the Real Risk Begins

Dr. Simon Dubé, researcher on erotobotics and human–machine intimacy, offers a concise look at why artificial companions feel appealing. He discusses technology-driven intimacy, risks for vulnerable people, profit-driven design that prioritizes engagement, and how AI might mimic choices and push back to seem more human. Short, thought-provoking, and focused on where companionship and danger intersect.

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