Immature Brains: A Child Neurology Podcast
Aug 7, 2026 · 46 min · 13 segments
Ali, Alizah, and Sam interview Audrey Nath, MD, PhD about her escapades in policy, advocacy, and standup comedy.
Audrey NathGuest
Ali ChristyHost
Sam MackenzieHost
Alizah PattersonHost
So do you have your phone with you, or is there some kind of access to it? So I want you to Google a D10 die, because you're going to roll that D10 die, and that's going to tell me which hero you are.

You are a Scottish surgeon, anatomist, neurologist, and theologian best known for your work on the motor paralysis of the seventh nerve, Bell's palsy.

But you were also an incredible artist who illustrated multiple anatomical atlases and four books on the anatomy of the hand.

In 1811, you self-published a little treatise noting that anterior spinal nerve roots manage muscle movement.

So if you were to figure, if you were to say like what you think your characteristics would be, if you were to say like between strength, dexterity, charisma, constitution, intelligence or wisdom, what would you think your highest characteristic would be?

So do you have your phone with you, or is there some kind of access to it? So I want you to Google a D10 die, because you're going to roll that D10 die, and that's going to tell me which hero you are.

You are a Scottish surgeon, anatomist, neurologist, and theologian best known for your work on the motor paralysis of the seventh nerve, Bell's palsy.

But you were also an incredible artist who illustrated multiple anatomical atlases and four books on the anatomy of the hand.

In 1811, you self-published a little treatise noting that anterior spinal nerve roots manage muscle movement.

So if you were to figure, if you were to say like what you think your characteristics would be, if you were to say like between strength, dexterity, charisma, constitution, intelligence or wisdom, what would you think your highest characteristic would be?
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