The Anatomy of Poop

IBD

Crohn's, colitis, and the conversations we're not having enough. Dr. Caroline Soyka and Sonia K. Narang break down inflammatory bowel disease—what's actually happening in your body, how it's diagnosed, and what treatment really looks like in practice. They get honest about the emotional side too, because living with IBD is about so much more than medication. If you or someone you love has ever felt dismissed, confused, or just plain embarrassed to bring up their symptoms—this one's for you.

Colonoscopies

Nobody wants to talk about colonoscopies—but Dr. Caroline Soyka and Sonia K. Narang are changing that. Blending clinical insight with real patient experience, they break down why colon cancer is now the number one cause of death in those under 45, and how colonoscopies can prevent it. From what polyps are to what the prep and procedure are really like, they make the process far less intimidating. They also cover newer screening options like Cologuard and Shield, explaining what they can—and can’t—do. Honest, funny, and informative, this episode might finally convince you to book that appointment.

The Anatomy of Poop

Poop talk, but make it real. In our first episode, Dr. Caroline Soyka and patient Sonia K. Narang get candid about what's "normal," why your stool changes daily, and how fiber, water, stress, and even posture on the toilet all play a role. They cover everything from traveler's diarrhea to chronic constipation, fissures, and the right way to actually take care of your body -- plus why bidets might change your life!