Four days out of the week, my round-trip commute to my academic or clinical offices averages between 60 and 90 minutes (the other day I typically telework). That's between 4 and 6 hours I previously spent listening to the same songs over and over on the radio, until I belatedly discovered podcasts. Aside from a few sports and television-themed podcasts, most entries on my regular listening list relate to topics covered on Common Sense Family Doctor, and occasionally provide inspiration for future posts.
History
BackStory with the American History Guys
The Civil War (1861-1865): A History Podcast
Radiolab Presents: More Perfect
Revisionist History
Health policy and current events
Health Affairs: Events
Intersections
POLITICO's Pulse Check
This American Life
Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me!
Vox's The Weeds
Prevention and fitness
Human Race
The Runner's World Show
Clinical and academic medicine
Academic Medicine Podcast Series
AFP: American Family Physician Podcast
Hidden Brain
Public Health Behind the Scenes
Signal
About Me
- kennylin
- I am a board-certified Family Physician and Public Health consultant practicing in Lancaster, PA. I am also Deputy Editor of the journal American Family Physician and teach residents and medical students at Lancaster General Health / Penn Medicine Family Medicine Residency program. I am paid to provide independent editorial and medical consulting services to the American Academy of Family Physicians, WebMD, and others. However, the content of this blog reflects my personal views only, and does not represent the views of any medical institution, publisher, or the AAFP.
Credentials
My Goodreads
Blogroll
LGH Family Medicine Residency Program
AFP Community Blog
Lown Institute
Preventing Overdiagnosis
Healthy People 2030
