Dennis Berry
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Richard Lertzman | The Dr. Feelgood Casebook | Funky Brain Podcast | Dennis Berry
Richard Lertzman | The Dr. Feelgood Casebook | Funky Brain Podcast | Dennis Berry
Richard Lertzman | The Dr. Feelgood Casebook | Funky Brain Podcast | Dennis Berry
Wednesday 15th July 2020
Richard A. Lertzman discusses his book on Dr. Feelgood, revealing the controversial doctor's impact on Hollywood icons and political figures.
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Get the buttons here!Richard Lertzman on Dr. Feelgood: Unveiling Hollywood's Secret Doctor
He wrote everything from Myra Breckenridge to books about Aaron Burr. So from that point on he became John Kennedy's doctor. When Max was based in New York City, Tommy Jacobson became a physician out in Los Angeles, so he injected Marilyn Monroe.
Ever wondered about the hidden stories behind Hollywood's golden era? In this episode of The Funky Brain Business Podcast, Dennis Berry sits down with NY Times bestselling author Richard A. Lertzman to discuss his latest book, 'The Dr. Feelgood Casebook'. Co-authored with William J. Birnes, the book delves into the life of Dr. Max Jacobson, famously known as Dr. Feelgood.
Jacobson was a physician who treated some of the most iconic celebrities of the 20th century, including Elizabeth Taylor, Marilyn Monroe, and even President John F. Kennedy. Lertzman shares intriguing tales about how Dr. Feelgood's controversial injections promised energy and relief but also came with dark consequences. The episode takes you through the highs and lows of Jacobson's career, revealing how his treatments affected not just his famous patients but also the broader cultural landscape.
From the glitz of Hollywood to the corridors of political power, Dr. Feelgood's influence was far-reaching and complex. Listeners will be captivated by Lertzman's storytelling as he uncovers the lesser-known aspects of these famous lives. The discussion also touches on how literature and film have portrayed figures like Dr. Feelgood and how these portrayals shape our understanding of history. If you're fascinated by the intersection of celebrity culture, medical ethics, and historical intrigue, this episode is a must-listen.
It offers a raw and authentic glimpse into a world where fame and medicine collided in unexpected ways.