Near-universal access to sophisticated technology has made it possible for hundreds of thousands of internet users to create content of their own. And one of the most popular formats for online content is the podcast, defined by Merriam-Webster as “a program (as of music or talk) made available in digital format for automatic download over the internet.”
These podcasts cover virtually every topic imaginable, including erectile dysfunction and how best to treat it. Here are three ED-related podcasts that you should find worthwhile:
1. Get Sex-Smart with Dr. Valeria Chuba: Clinical sexologist Valeria Chuba has produced a collection of podcast episodes that touch on various aspects of human sexuality. Among the many related to ED and its treatment is this episode entitled “Is Viagra Actually Good for Your Sex Life?” Produced to mark the 20th anniversary of Viagra’s debut, it features a dialogue between Chuba and sex coach Sarah Martin about “how to incorporate Viagra into your sex life for maximum benefit.”
2. BMJ Podcast: Treating Erectile Dysfunction: One of a series of podcast episodes produced by “The BMJ,” a weekly, peer-reviewed medical journal, this one features Asif Muneer, M.D., a London-based urological surgeon and andrologist. He discusses the causes of ED, as well as treatment options and the long-term prognosis for men with ED.
3. Broken Boner Radio: What Is Erectile Dysfunction?: From Broken Boner Radio, produced by longtime ED patient Daniel Canfield, comes this episode featuring urologist Irwin Goldstein, M.D., founder of San Diego Sexual Medicine. What follows is “a very simple but medically precise conversation” about ED between Canfield and Goldstein. You’ll learn a lot from this one.
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