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My name is Dr. Priyanka Wally and I am still a practicing and licensing physician.

And my name is Sean Hayes and I'm an actor and as an actor being a little crazy as part of the

job, but when I'm not acting, I'm a lot crazy. I obsess about everything that's either wrong with

me or might be wrong with me. Each episode, we're just going to keep talking Sean and I about his

medical fears and then bring on some lucky guests with an incredible medical story and then

lo and behold, discuss the outcome. Lucky, I'll say, we'll also play games quiz each other

in medical history and learn a few things. All in an effort to do this thing called marrying

comedy and medicine, apparently. I love it. I think it's safe to say that I'm not America's

first hyper-conductor, but I am America's first hyper-conductor.

Priyanka, hi. Hey, Sean. How are you? I'm doing okay. I'm fine. Yeah. The real question

of though is how are you? I'm doing really well. I noticed that your headphones have a nice cute

little very comfortable kind of blankety cushion around them. I don't have that. Where did you get

your headphones? I got these headphones from your guys. These are the ones that you guys sent me.

Thanks, guys. I got the ones from 1923 and Priyanka got them ones from 1983. Because of my

delicate, soft ears. Yeah. How often do you work out, by the way? Do you exercise? I'm not like a

gym rat or anything. You're not. I just like to spend time in nature as often as possible, so I go

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