The Show
Some doctors are different.
This is where you hear why.
Most visits are seven minutes and a prescription. But some doctors built their practice so they could slow down, listen, and treat you like a person they actually know. My Doctor Is Different finds those doctors, tells their stories, and lets you hear what real care sounds like.
What this show believes
The best medicine happens when a doctor has the time and freedom to actually care for the person in front of them. We find the doctors who still practice that way, celebrate them for it, and let patients hear what real care feels like.
Every episode, three things
A conversation with one doctor who does it differently — and what that means for the people they treat.
Doctor Stories
How each doctor built a practice on their own terms — the choices, the risks, the belief that let them keep time for the person in the room. Told in their own words.
Patient Impact
What it actually feels like to be cared for by a doctor who is not rushing you — from the person on the other side of the room. Care you can feel, not just claim.
Practice Growth
The reality of building a practice that puts care first and still thrives — so the doctors who practice this way can find the patients looking for them.
How an episode works
The doctor is the hero. Always.
This isn’t a business show and it isn’t a coaching show. Host Atiba de Souza sits down as a genuinely curious outsider — someone who gets to ask what an insider never would — and lets the doctor tell it: why they built their practice the way they did, and what it lets them give the people they treat.
No pitch. No fixing anyone on air. Just an honest hour with a doctor who decided care was worth protecting — and a patient’s-side view of what that protection actually feels like.
Are you a doctor who practices differently?
If you built your practice so you could give patients real time, we want to tell your story on the show.
Be on the showLooking for a doctor who has time for you?
Meet the doctors we’ve featured, and hear what it sounds like to be treated like a person again.
Meet the doctors