Pain Podcasts

[Painologist]

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Hi everyone, what are your favorite pain podcasts? I'm a current pain fellow and have been enjoying the Spine & Nerve podcast but was wondering what else is out there.

 

[DesertDoc16]

I really like listening to pain podcasts while I workout or ride my bike…. Great way to passively learn

Check out :
Pain exam podcast (dr David Rosenblum)
Pain Information (dr H.C. Hansen)

Some great podcasts, some not so great but still worth a listen

 

[RoloTomassi]

Heard PainCast is good but haven't checked it out

 

[oreosandsake]

PainCast is great. costs a little money

Hans Hansen runs one that is awesome too. he's a super smart guy.

 

[NJPAIN]

Heard PainCast is good but haven't checked it out

My issue with PainCast is that the decent content they label as PainCast Pro and they charge a fee. It’s one big add for Epimed but I guess you can never make too much $$$$?

The pain podcasts are mediocre. There are lots of good podcasts in associated fields like neurology, sports medicine, ortho, etc that I think help in day to day practice. They are all FREE.

 

[DrSpine]

I used to listen to the Pain Podcast and they're great, but at some point, I love Rosenblum but the anecdotal stories just kill me as well as the adverts for the latest course he's hosting. Also, lately, I feel like the <10 minutes ones are slacking. Again, I do like the guy a lot and appreciate his work.

Might have to check out the Hansen one.

 

[deleted131481]

Going to check out Pain Information.

There is 'anesthesia & pain management success' hosted by a financial advisor. If you look through there's a few episodes with good interviews focused on business side of pain including rvu, ASCs, selling a practice, etc.