When you hear the phrase, "You're a doctor, right?" it's usually followed by a burning question—about rashes, weird symptoms, parenting dilemmas, or medical myths gone viral. For Dr. Sonya Bhole, Chicago area, board-certified radiologist, those questions started coming fast at dinner parties, playdates, and even in the school pick-up line.
Dr. Sonya Bhole along with her first guest in Episode 1, Dr. Silas Hoxie... who happens to be her husband.
So she did what any multitasking modern woman might do—she turned those conversations into a podcast.
Welcome to You're a Doctor, Right?, where Dr. Bhole takes on real-life questions from real people and sits down with trusted medical colleagues to provide the clarity everyone's craving. The vibe is casual, often funny, and refreshingly honest—think of it as smart medical talk with a side of wine and group chat energy.
"People don't want lectures. They want to know what their friend—who just happens to be a doctor—thinks," Bhole says. "This show is about answering those everyday questions in a way that's accessible, evidence-based, and non-judgy."
Meet Dr. Sonya Bhole
Dr. Bhole is a breast-trained radiologist who spends her professional hours interpreting mammograms, MRIs, ultrasounds, and performing procedures like biopsies. But she's also a mom of three, a physician married to another physician, and someone who understands just how overwhelming medical information can be—especially for parents.
"I didn't want to just make a podcast about medicine," she says. "I wanted it to feel like the conversation you have in your kitchen, when everyone's asking, 'Wait—what does your doctor friend say about this?'"
And that's exactly what she delivers.
Season One Highlights: Burning Questions, Real Answers
From the first episode, You're a Doctor, Right? delivers what its title promises—honest, approachable answers to the health questions everyone is secretly Googling.
Here are a few memorable moments from Season 1:
• Episode 1: "Wait, Am I Going to Wake Up?"
In this kickoff episode, Dr. Bhole interviews her husband, Dr. Silas Hoxie, a cardiac anesthesiologist. They tackle the number one cocktail-party question: Is anesthesia safe? The verdict? For most healthy patients, the risk is lower than your morning commute. The bonus? A hilarious glimpse into their early dating life during residency.
• Episode 2: "Should I Zap My Face or Not?"
With dermatologist Dr. Lana Kashlan, Bhole dives into cosmetic confusion—lasers, skincare trends, and what "anti-aging" treatments are actually worth your time and money.
• Episode 3: "Is My Baby Starving?"
Pediatrician Dr. Courtney Weems joins to answer the panicked questions new parents have—but are often too embarrassed to ask. From feeding guilt to sleep training myths, this episode should be handed out in every Pediatrician's office.
• Episode 4: "How to Eat to Look Younger (and Actually Sleep)"
Celebrity nutritionist Karina Heinrich breaks down her simple "High, Low, Lean, No" method to eating well without fads. Expect tips on gut health, reducing inflammation, and why sourdough isn't the villain we thought.
• Episode 5: "Avocado Hand and Other Ortho Nightmares"
In a crowd favorite, Dr. Christian Skjong walks through pediatric injuries, sports strains, and yes, the infamous "avocado hand" (slicing your palm while making guac). This one's a must-listen for active families.
• Episode 6: "Is It Menopause... or Am I Losing My Mind?"
Dr. Kristi DeSapri gives a masterclass on perimenopause, hormone therapy, and the rollercoaster no one prepped you for. Empowering, clarifying, and unexpectedly funny.
• Episode 7: "Burning Dental Questions—Answered by My Family"
What happens when your entire family is in dentistry? You get a jam-packed episode full of real talk about whitening, kid cavities, Invisalign, charcoal trends, and why you should floss—but not obsessively.
Dr. Sonya Bhole's kids have even gotten in on the act... Making some cameos introducing their mom's show
Relatable. Reliable. Radiologist-Hosted.
What sets this show apart is the voice behind the mic. Dr. Bhole doesn't pretend to know everything—and she doesn't have to. She curates conversations with experts, plays the role of smart friend rather than distant doctor, and makes you feel like you're part of the chat.
The show isn't about breaking news in medicine—it's about breaking down what actually matters in your day-to-day life. And unlike many medical shows that veer into jargon or fear, You're a Doctor, Right? is refreshingly grounded.
It's also growing fast. With new episodes released regularly and topics shaped by listener DMs and crowd-sourced curiosity, the show is hitting its stride—and its audience.
Where to Listen
You can find You're a Doctor, Right? on:
• Apple Podcasts
• Spotify
• YouTube
• Or anywhere you get your podcasts.
Follow along on Instagram (@YoureADoctorRight) and visit the official site YoureADoctorRight.com for more episodes, expert bios, and behind-the-scenes extras.
Dr. Sonya Bhole isn't just answering questions—she's giving voice to the conversations people wish they could have with their doctors. And with Season 2 already in production, it looks like listeners can expect even more real talk, real laughs, and real answers.
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