In this engaging conversation, Jeremy Farrell, a Postdoctoral Research Scholar at Leiden University and co-author of a translation of Ibn Buṭlān's novella, shares insights on 'The Doctor's Dinner Party.' He discusses the sharp satire of medical incompetence and how the story reflects on modern medical debates like misinformation. The dialogue-driven narrative showcases a clash between experienced physicians and a young doctor, blending humor with deep medical knowledge. Jeremy also highlights the challenge of translating humor while retaining the text's essence for today's readers.