Topic: Dvorak Recovery

11 chapters across the catalog

micro-dosing
Episode 1860

1860: micro-dosing

John C. Dvorak Post-Surgery Recovery and Thoracentesis Procedure

John C. Dvorak describes his ongoing recovery from a major operation, detailing the removal of several liters of fluid from his lung cavity. He explains the thoracentesis procedure used to extract the liquid and notes that the recovery process is expected to last eight weeks. The hosts discuss the nature of the fluid and the frequency of the treatments.

Gooder
Episode 1855

1855: Gooder

No Agenda Episode 1855 Introduction and Dvorak Health Update

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 1855 of the No Agenda show on March 29, 2026. Dvorak provides an update on his recovery following a double bypass heart operation performed ten days prior. The hosts compare his recovery timeline to David Letterman's historic return to television after a similar procedure.

Gooder
Episode 1855 1:40:09 - 1:42:39

1855: Gooder

Dvorak Recovery and Pod News Publicity

John C. Dvorak discusses his post-surgery recovery and the lack of communication from former peers like Leo Laporte. He notes that his health situation was featured in "Pod News," marking a rare moment of industry publicity. Plans for an upcoming meetup are discussed, though Dvorak remains uncertain about his ability to attend so soon after his double bypass.

Anglo
Episode 1853 11:50 - 15:53

1853: Anglo

Family Response and Show Continuity During Medical Emergency

Adam Curry recounts how John C. Dvorak's family, including his wife Mimi and daughter Jay, managed the crisis. The family attempted to access Dvorak's computers for show business, leading to difficulties with two-factor authentication and passwords. Dvorak's son JC and guest host Horowitz are credited for maintaining the podcast schedule during the recovery period.

Jell-No!
Episode 1852 1:30:56 - 1:36:33

1852: Jell-No!

John C. Dvorak Surprise Appearance, Recovery Update

John C. Dvorak makes a surprise live appearance on the stream, confirming he is out of the hospital and plans to return to the show on Sunday. He jokingly criticizes Mimi's storytelling and Adam's hosting. The hosts express mutual affection and relief regarding John's recovery from his "valve job" and cardiac procedure.

Mork & Mimi
Episode 1851

1851: Mork & Mimi

John C. Dvorak Hospital Recovery and Health Update

Mimi Smith-Dvorak provides an update on John C. Dvorak's recovery following surgery at a Sutter Health facility. Dvorak is expected to be released from the hospital this week to continue his recuperation at Jane Rennon's house. Despite the medical procedure, he reportedly remains upbeat and expressed a strong desire to return to the microphone for the Thursday broadcast.

Error Bars
Episode 1850 1:33 - 4:53

1850: Error Bars

John C. Dvorak Hospital Update, Recovery Progress

John C. Dvorak provides a brief audio update from a hospital rehabilitation ward, expressing optimism about returning to the microphone within a week. Reports indicate he is practicing mobility with an occupational therapist, though he remains easily fatigued and experiences pain when laughing or coughing.

Hose Water
Episode 1849 1:50 - 4:47

1849: Hose Water

John C. Dvorak Medical Update, Heart Attack and Bypass Surgery

Mimi Smith-Dvorak provides a detailed situation report on John C. Dvorak’s health following a medical emergency on March 3. After experiencing chest pains, Dvorak was hospitalized, suffered a minor heart attack, and underwent a successful double bypass surgery. He has since been moved out of the ICU and is reportedly walking, talking, and complaining about hospital food.

CAPS
Episode 1224

1224: CAPS

Economic Recovery Models, V-Shaped versus L-Shaped Trends

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open the program discussing the current state of the financial markets and the potential shape of the economic recovery. They contrast the traditional V-shaped recovery with a newly proposed L-shaped model while touching on the impact of market volatility on retirement accounts like 401ks and IRAs.