MD Best thing to listen to during commutes for IM clerkship

[jd989898]

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Do any MS4s or beyond have any recommendations for the best videos/lectures/podcasts/audio to listen to on my phone during commutes? I'm a rising 3rd year about to start with IM. I'm looking for the IM clerkship equivalent of pathoma/boards&beyond or something similar to pair with UWorld. TIA.

 

[Taddy Mason]

Pantera, QOTSA, pre-Filth Pig Ministry, WTF with Marc Maron, and Comedy Bang Bang were my go-tos on IM and Surg and got solid evals and shelf scores. YMMV...

Edit - I did throw some Morning Edition and All Things Considered in there if I happened to be in my car when they were on.

 

[7331poas]

Anything NPR. Bonus points for Wait wait dont tell me and freakanomics. Also all things considered

 

[Oso]

For surgery:

In the morning, I recommend listening to some heavy and fast music. It will wake you the **** up at 4am when you're driving through the darkness.

In the evenings, I recommend listening to some Enya to help soothe your aching and tired soul and also to remind yourself that sunshine was indeed a thing that happened, even if you didn't get to witness it.

 

[Tenk]

Metal. Good practice for banging your head against the wall waiting for rounds to end.

 

[mistafab]

Nothing but gangster rap

 

[Taddy Mason]

Nothing but gangster rap

ATCQ
Wu Tang
Beastie Boys
Pretty much everything else👎

 

[SdoctorDR]

Nothing but gangster rap

Ricky Rozay


But in all seriousness, Kendrick >>> all other rappers


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[PharmlyDoc]

I’m a 4th year pharmacy student, so I listen to videos on pharmacotherapy from ACCP, ASHP, and APhA. I guess lecturio could be useful to listen to?

Occasionally I’ll listen to JAMA clinical reviews and other specialty topics:
Listen to podcasts from JAMA Network

 

[Oso]

I’m a 4th year pharmacy student, so I listen to videos on pharmacotherapy from ACCP, ASHP, and APhA. I guess lecturio could be useful to listen to?

Occasionally I’ll listen to JAMA clinical reviews and other specialty topics:
Listen to podcasts from JAMA Network

 

[WiseOne]

Joe Rogan podcast

 

[MSTPlease]

The Dan Lebatard Show with Stugotz