I find your cases so relevant, easy to understand and I learn something new each time! Thank you so much for providing this platform and education for us all 🫶🏼❤️

why is the audio so bad?

Nicu nurse here! Love the information provided especially involving the neonate. The drumming between the segments can be sometimes way too loud, compared to the volume of the speaker but otherwise, wonderful!

Content accurate but presentation boring. Speaker seemed to be reading the information in a monotone.

Loved the episode on plant-based nutrition. Very helpful! Those two medical students now have their own podcast too called Plant Prescription Podcast! Very useful.

Great podcast to stay up to date; engaging and informative. The only downside is that the audio mixing is aggressively bad: the speakers are often very soft, requiring me to turn up the volume. Every few minutes the “transitional sound” of drums then plays, which in contrast is so loud it’s physically painful. Unless this gets fixed I can’t imagine myself recommending this (otherwise great) podcast to anyone else.

That’s it for me on this entire podcast. Starting to sound like this woman just loves the sound of her voice. I can’t afford to listen anymore. Cheryl needs to quit drinking and repeating herself over and over and over. Get some help before you put you daughter up again on the block. You get help before you can help others.

Great find! I’m family medicine- love the succinct review. Super useful info.

MS2 here, currently on my peds clerkship. I love the cases and the education I get from these podcasts, but y’all really could work on your volume editing! Some of your episodes have the sound so faint that I have to turn the volume all the way up, then deal with my eardrums getting shattered when I get another notification. It’s not all episodes, just some of them with quieter speakers. Otherwise love the cast, would be perfect with that one fix!

Concise info for pediatric cases.

While these podcasts are factually accurate and written well, the presentation of material is extraordinarily boring for someone that actually enjoys the subject. I do not understand why the production of this podcast had to be so poorly executed. The production teams to have just read off a page that they could have much more easily posted to a website on the internet and saved them production time. Ugh… I’m going to go subscribe to a journal with a bit more production value.

Detailed enough to understand and present the information I've learned to my attendings but short enough that I can listen to the episodes on my way home from work! Thanks!

Listened to these in the car on the way to and from my clerkship and loved them! Nice overview of peds bread and butter. Looking forward to more episodes.

keep up the great work! really interesting and brain storming

As a Peds Oncology RN, I found this podcast to be a great refresher on topics that I do not see everyday, but feel that I still need to keep up to date. It is excellent information in a short amount of time, making it easily understood and retained. Please keep them coming.

These pedscases are excellent, current, and literature based. I am practicing physician assistant in emergency medicine for over 20 years and a PALS instructor. These pedcases have helped me as a clinician and as a teacher. How about a nice current discussion on bronchiolitis! Excellent job to all! Thank you Dave W. PA

These cases are succient enough to listen to on my ride to and from the hospital, but also have all the info that's expected of me as a third year med student. Keep up the great work and I'm looking forward to more cases!