Best Attending Doctor Podcasts (2025)

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From Global #MeToo Advocate to School Board Trustee: The Late Show with Christopher Vowles 1:50:49

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Christopher talks with global #MeToo advocate and Palo Alto School Board trustee Rowena Chiu about her experience as a Harvey Weinstein survivor, the politicisation of US education, and the work of US School Boards.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Shoulder & Elbow Citation Classics 09: SLAP Tears 36:10

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The goal of these episodes is to go over the most cited articles in a certain topic over the past 15-20 years to give learners an idea of what articles are being read and what are some of the important studies out there to read! In this episode we have Dr. Samuel Fuller, a resident at University at Buffalo, Dr. Alexander Macfarlane, a current shoul…

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#TeacherQuitTok: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester 1:30:20

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Darren talks about the phenomenon of teachers discussing their "quitting stories" on TikTok and asks where the line is between owning your personal story and creating a positive impresson of the profession.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Conflict, Climate Change, Migration and Emergencies - Making sense in the Classroom: With the British Red Cross 1:01:43

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In this special show, host Nathan Gynn speaks with Grant Hoyle, William Spencer and Rebecca Taylor about The Programme of Humanitarian Education - an inspiring initiative from the British Red Cross that helps young people understand the human stories behind global crises. From conflict and migration to climate adaptation and first aid, the conversa…

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🎙️New Episode: What is Detrimental Kindness? & How To Start Living Authentically with Jason Johnson | Real English Conversations for Global Professionals 27:15

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In this week's episode of the Real English Conversations Podcast, host Curtis Davies sits down with Jason Johnson, Emotional Freedom & Transformation Coach and author of Detrimental Kindness: How Not to Lose Yourself While Helping Others. Jason helps people break free from over-giving, people-pleasing, and self-abandonment disguised as kindness. Hi…

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From Military to Medical: Financing Your Dreams with a VA Loan 7:14

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Understanding VA Loans and Income Qualification for Veterans In this episode of the Loan Doctor podcast, Sean Shallis, a top-producing loan officer and private wealth expert, discusses a real-life scenario involving a veteran going back to medical school and the complexities of qualifying for a home loan using different income sources. Sean explain…

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Investing locally, non-competes, and inheritances 25:58

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In this episode of Money Meets Medicine podcast, hosts Dr. Jimmy Turner and Justin Harvey discuss the importance of understanding non-compete clauses in physician contracts and strategies for negotiating favorable terms. They answer listener questions covering investment options outside of traditional index funds, including local investments, real …

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Is it possible to be evidence informed when it comes to SEND?: The Late Show with Beejesh Deva and Claire Bills 1:00:42

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Claire and Beejesh discuss whether being 'evidence informed' is possible when it comes to special educational needs.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Ep #261: From Residency to Riches: How to Handle Your First Attending Paycheck 15:21

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Every year, thousands of new attendings experience the same shock: the overnight jump from residency income to real money. The excitement is real — but so are the risks of complacency, overspending, or simply drifting without a plan. What you do in that first year sets the tone for everything that follows. So today, we’re breaking down the four thi…

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Reading That Counts: Data Informed Strategies for Real Progress | The Saturday Lunch Show with Famida Choudhary 48:14

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In this solo show , Famida Choudhary dives into how data-informed teaching can truly transform reading instruction. Through stories, reflection, and classroom anecdotes, she explores how numbers and narratives work hand in hand to build confident, curious readers. From listening to children read aloud to interpreting progress patterns, this episode…

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Behaviour in Scotland - Worst in UK for violence against staff: Points of View 1:04:50

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The Points of View panel discuss a new Channel 4 report that claims Scotland has Britain’s highest rate of violent injuries to school staff, based on reports to the safety watchdog. They include fractures, dislocations and even loss of consciousness, with the number of incidents logged at Scottish schools trebling in a decade. Teachers, many speaki…

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The Future of Student Support in Higher Education: The Twilight Show with Timea Kadar 1:04:56

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Timea sat down with Faye Mitcham, Head of Accessibility Services at LCCA, and Emma Buhtina, head of Student Support at Regent College London to discuss the role, current state and future of student support in higher education, showcasing examples and practical tools.By Teachers Talk Radio

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MOOCs as CPD: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester 1:24:12

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MOOCs hit their stride with the Year of the MOOC in 2012 but seem to have fallen out of favour lately. Darren discusses why they should still be seen as a good resource for CPD.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Year 8 Reading Test: Raising standards or raising questions?: The Late Show with Sarah Wilkinson-Crute 1:08:11

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The government's plan for a Year 8 reading test has sparked debate across schools - but what does it actually mean for us in the classroom? In this show we unpack the thinking behind the proposal, explore the implications for teaching and workload and ask whether testing actually tackles the literacy gap - or just measures it. Hear from a current H…

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Mental health hour, half-term milestone or mayhem?: The Twilight Show with Phin 59:49

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We talk honestly about the state of mental health in teaching. It's hard. It's real. It's personal.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Is Your Emergency Fund Too Big (Updated)? 26:57

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What if your emergency fund is actually too big? In this week’s episode, Dr. Jimmy Turner and Justin Harvey tackle that question — plus a few more from listeners in another grab-bag style show that blends practical advice with behavioral finance insights. Specifically they tackle: When to Drop Life & Disability Insurance: How to decide if you’re tr…

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From Campus to Careers - Employability in Action: The Twilight Show with Timea Kadar 1:04:57

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In this Tuesday twilight show, Timea was joined by Nadim Choudhury and Stuart Norton to discuss what employability means in today's higher education landscape and how we can help students have a successful career and future.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Is Your Emergency Fund Too Big? 26:57

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What if your emergency fund is actually too big? In this week’s episode, Dr. Jimmy Turner and Justin Harvey tackle that question — plus a few more from listeners in another grab-bag style show that blends practical advice with behavioral finance insights. Specifically they tackle: When to Drop Life & Disability Insurance: How to decide if you’re tr…

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Sustainable Green Education: The Late Late Show with Graham Stanley 1:00:14

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Manisha Parmar joins me from Gujarat, India to talk about the work she does with her schoolchildren around sustainable green education. Manisha leads impactful green initiatives, ranging from seed banks to bio-enzyme projects, while also researching how screen time influences children’s emotional regulation, and says her mission is to combine educa…

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‘Deepfake’ teacher avatar plan to help pupils catch up: Points of View 1:07:36

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Schoolsweek reports that teachers will use “deepfake” technology to create an AI avatar of themselves to deliver catch-up lessons for pupils who have missed school. Staff at the Great Schools Trust will create the avatars – which look and sound just like them – using an AI video generator. They will be used to set out content children have missed, …

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🎙️The Power of Saying "Yes" to Yourself with Jessica Rector | Real English Conversations for Global Professionals 35:26

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In this week's episode of the Real English Conversations Podcast, host Curtis Davies sits down with Jessica Rector, MBA, keynote speaker, author, and co-founder of The Say Yes Experience, to explore how self-awareness, boundaries, and authentic communication can transform your personal and professional life. Jessica has empowered thousands of leade…

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Don't You Just Hit Things? The True Value of Creative Arts: The Saturday Lunch Show with Michael Wright and Jenetta Hurst 1:01:58

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Michael and Jenetta discuss Linda McAulay-Griffiths' recent comments on music education and explore the value and perceptions that education and the public have regarding Arts Education.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Ep #260: What a Fed Rate Cut Means for ER Doctors 14:31

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The Federal Reserve’s recent decision to cut interest rates has made headlines, and while it may seem like something that mostly affects Wall Street, the truth is these moves ripple through every household and profession. From mortgages and student loans to savings yields and the stock market, Fed policy plays a quiet but powerful role in your pers…

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RSHE and real student wellbeing - A doctor's view: TTR Special with Peach Wellness Academy 1:40:20

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Tom Rogers is joined by Dr Suzy Peach and Dr Chris Peach to take a fresh look at RSHE and what student wellbeing really means in 2025. The conversation ranges from wellness trends, sleep, and resilience to some of the biggest challenges schools face today: mental health, misinformation on social media, addiction, substance misuse, and the pressures…

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Teaching in English, Teaching English: The Tuesday Morning Break with Khanh Duc Kuttig 1:02:06

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Khanh Duc and Jason Chan talk about what non-native English-speaking ELT professionals bring to the classroom, how they can professionalize their practice and discuss hiring practices in the ELT sector.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Teacher Prestige - Where did it go?: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester 1:32:18

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Darren discusses how society views teachers and what needs to be done in order to restore respect to the profession.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Exploring the best CPD for Language Teachers: TTR Special with the National Consortium for Languages Education 1:18:07

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In this Teachers Talk Radio special, host Darren Lester is joined by Maud Waret, Silvia Bastow, and Joe Dale to explore the latest ideas in CPD for languages teachers. The conversation ranges from principled practice and the role of AI, to the new GCSE and its impact on both pupils and teachers. We explore insights from content developed by UCL’s I…

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A Professor’s Pet Peeves: What Really Grinds Our Gears?: The Morning Break with Liz Webb, Kate Tully and Rachel Gilyeat 1:04:30

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It’s October. The gloss of summer has worn off. The night’s are closing in. The honeymoon period is over. Liz, Kate and Rachel have a tongue-in-cheek chat about common teacher gripes. Share yours with us and we can discuss them live!By Teachers Talk Radio

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🎙️The Real English Conversations Podcast Is Growing | Real English Conversations For Global Professionals 5:58

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In this special solo episode, host Curtis Davies, the founder of The Real English Conversations Podcast, opens up about the next chapter for the show and how you can be part of it. For years, this podcast has helped global professionals find their voice in English — not through grammar drills, but through real communication, mindset, and confidence…

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Can university degrees be industry-focused without becoming job factories?: The Late Late Show with Seema Aggarwal 1:02:19

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Students want jobs and, for many, a degree feels like the ticket to landing one. But should getting career-ready really be the main purpose of university? What do we risk losing when degrees become too industry-focused? And what happens if we don’t prepare students for work at all? Join Seema as she tackles these big questions with Dr. Paul Caplan,…

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How should schools manage debates on immigration, race, and St George’s flags?: The Late Show with Tom Rogers 1:14:58

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Tom Rogers is joined by Gulcin Cesli, co CEO of Spring Partnership Trust, and Manny Botwe, Headteacher of Tytherington School and President of ASCL, to discuss the important issue of how schools should manage debates on immigration, race, and St George’s flags.By Teachers Talk Radio

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🎙️"I'm Still Here": Resilience, Leadership & Life Lessons with Tom LeNoble | Real English Conversations for Global Professionals 22:48

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In this episode of the Real English Conversations Podcast, host Curtis Davies speaks with Tom LeNoble, executive leader, international speaker, resilience coach, and philanthropist. Tom's career spans Fortune 500 giants, including MCI (VZ), Walmart.com (WMT), Palm (HP), and Facebook (META), as well as high-growth startups. Today, he serves as CEO o…

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How Money Stories Shape Wealth (and Jimmy Turns 40) 29:20

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By Dr. Jimmy Turner, Justin Harvey CFP

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AI in the Science Classroom: The Late Show with Matthew Wemyss 1:02:06

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By Teachers Talk Radio

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We get asked all the time by ER doctors: “How much do I need to retire?” Surprisingly, the answer to that is actually, “You’re asking the wrong question.” The real question is: How do you build a career and financial structure that doesn’t just pay you—but frees you? Assets are only half the equation; the other half is designing a life and financia…