Medical & Legal Education Podcasts

Physician Assistant Exam Review uses medical content to teach test technique. In 155 Benign vs Concerning Skin Lesions – "Do I Worry?" Patterns You'll See on PANCE, the host describes setting a literal timer before studying. In 160 From 326 to 439: How Taylee Rebuilt Her PANCE Approach in 33 Days, the guest credits her jump mainly to confidence and to reading questions differently, rather than to much more effort in content review. The show also promotes its own paid cohort.

InsideTheBoards Study Smarter Podcast: Question Reviews for the USMLE, COMLEX, and Medical School slows a vignette down clue by clue. Question Dissection: Anterior Comm Artery Aneurysm with DaVinci Academy follows a patient who cannot see in either temporal field and lands on an answer that turns on vascular anatomy.

The specialty shows narrow the focus further. In Eyes For Ears' Pediatric Spectacle Prescription Pearls, a host draws on a case-based module being built for University of Iowa residents to explain when a two-diopter gap between a child's eyes calls for glasses. Neurology Exam Prep Podcast goes longer and deeper here. Episode 77 - Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension runs 69 minutes. Its neuro-ophthalmologist guest warns that a young patient with mild disc swelling and severe vision loss may have an inflammatory optic neuropathy rather than raised pressure.

You're Kidding, Right? is hosted by two registrars, Anne in general surgery and Freya in paediatrics. Oligoarticular Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis | the most common JIA subtype is built around Maddie, a three-year-old with a swollen right knee, and runs back through the buzzwords near the end. First Incision follows one trainee toward the Australian and New Zealand general surgery fellowship exam. Exam Recap with Ben Finlay is its most candid conversation: two trainees describe a long information-gathering stage and the strain of sitting exams again the next day.

Medical School Audio includes first-year lectures released in 2018, clicker polls included. ER 23 walks through insulin resistance and, near the end, wishes students "all the best for your exam on Monday." It is unpolished, and you hear a real lecture's pace. Future RN Podcast turns nursing modules into deep dives instead. Concept: Behavior puts you in an ER trauma bay with a sweating, hallucinating patient, then explains how a withdrawal scale guards against both under- and overtreatment.

Student-made shows trade polish for proximity. In Sink or Swim Podcast's How to Thrive in Anesthesia Elective Rotations, Sheena explains what to do once a patient reaches recovery: listen to the resident's handoff, help with monitors, and, if possible, check back 15 to 30 minutes later. In UnsCripted Medicine's Mental Health in M3, third-years talk about sleep and about dropping an Anki streak once it stops serving them.

The OSA Insider, hosted by Dr. Neda Frayha, gives Episode 137: Transferring Residency Programs to Dr. Miriam Robin, who came to see her first program this way: "It was just a mismatch." Specialty Stories has Dr. Ryan Gray interviewing physicians. The Path to Pediatric Neuromuscular Neurology finds Dr. Seth Perlman describing SMA treatments that arrived after his fellowship. How To Become A Doctor and LECOM Presents: Heroes In Training sit closer to the Career Guidance & Transitions page and the Admissions & Financial Aid page.

GPSA Podcast speaks to Australian GP supervisors. In Early Identification of the Registrar in Difficulty - Dr Simon Morgan, the fictional registrar at the centre of the case turns out to have been created by ChatGPT minutes before the webinar. In Making the most of in-practice teaching: tailoring learning for GP registrars - Dr Simon Morgan and Dr Justin Coleman, Coleman advises scheduling teaching at the start of the day or first thing after lunch, saying mid-session usually does not work for most GPs. The Teaching & Pedagogy page continues this thread.

Legal listening here is thinner but distinct. The Bar Exam Toolbox Podcast: Pass the Bar Exam with Less Stress, in Listen and Learn -- Warranties and Disclaimers Under the UCC (Contracts), reads a fact pattern about epoxy that does not harden properly on surfboards, then works through express warranties step by step. Hands-Free Bar Exam Prep drills adverse possession as quick question-and-answer.

Widener Law Commonwealth's Podcast includes student life alongside doctrine. In #69 | Cafecito with LALSA Episode 7 Featuring Professor Steven A. Ramirez, the professor argues against proposals on birthright citizenship from an openly political position. That is a useful reminder that educational does not mean neutral.