Show Notes
In this episode, we dive into the surprisingly dark history of anatomical training; from grave robbers to the infamous instances where body snatching became something even more sinister. But it's not all Victorian crime stories.
Richard divulges what it's really like learning anatomy from a donated body, why experienced surgeons still attend cadaver workshops decades into their careers, and how cadavers continue to shape everything from facelifts to br**st reconstructions even now.
Whether you're fascinated by medicine, anatomy, medical history, surgery, or simply enjoy a slightly morbid story, this episode is packed with fascinating insights into a world most people never see.
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