What happens when you mix a surgeon, a family practitioner, and a cheese wheel? In this podcast episode, Dr. Nigel Guest and Professor Jonathan Sackier  set their sights on the peculiar topic of fromage-related injuries, a subject that might seem cheesy at first but proves to be a goldmine of gouda laughs and unexpected giggles.

They kick things off with a deep dive into the annual cheese rolling event at Cooper's Hill in Gloucestershire, a tradition that’s as dangerous as it is delicious. With a wheel of Double Gloucester cheese hurtling down a steep hill, chased by a crowd of comestible-keen-cheesy crackheads, it's no surprise that injuries are as common as the cheese itself. Brie prepared, from sprained ankles to broken bones, The Docs share side-splitting anecdotes about the brave (or perhaps foolhardy) participants who risk life and limb for the “grater” glory of cheese.

Ever wondered how a 1960s TV chef could spice up a medical podcast? The hosts certainly did! The Docs take a delightful detour into the history of Fanny Craddock, the flamboyant TV chef known for her extravagant cooking shows, and liberally applied lipstick  and her jolly husband Johnny. Professor Sackier and Dr. Guest recount some of Fanny's most outrageous recipes, drawing hilarious parallels between the chaos of her cooking shows and the unpredictable nature of medical emergencies. Whether it's a soufflé gone wrong or a patient with a cheese-related injury, the hosts find humour in the unexpected and the absurd.

How do two medical professionals keep their audience in stitches while discussing serious topics? Through their infectious chemistry and cheddar sharp wit, of course! The Docs provide entertaining insights and their humorous take on the quirks of the medical world make for an enjoyable and informative listening experience that’s sure to leave listeners grinning from ear to ear.

This episode is a reminder that cheese can be more than an afternoon snack. The Docs inspire us to believe that you can find fun in anything, but above all be careful, stay healthy and remember in queso emergency, always contact a professional.

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