Best Physics Podcasts

Updated May 1, 2024

Many hosts have explored Best Physics Podcasts. We wrote about 25 of our favorites.

Weight Loss for Busy Physicians

In this podcast, host Katrina Ubell speaks with Dr. Alison Chen, a bariatric surgeon, about how physicians can best approach weight loss and how to find the time despite their busy schedules. Dr. Chen emphasizes the importance of making healthy lifestyle changes and creating habits that will stick in the long run. She also recommends starting small, focusing on one habit at a time, and getting support from friends and family. Dr. Chen also goes over several simple strategies such as mindful eating, meal prepping, and avoiding emotional eating. She emphasizes that with a few small changes and a little bit of dedication, physicians can be successful in their weight loss journey.

Best of Both Worlds Podcast

Best of Both Worlds Podcast is a bi-weekly podcast from time management expert Laura Vanderkam and working mom Sarah Hart-Unger. The podcast focuses on how to have success in both your personal and professional life, without sacrificing one for the other. With advice from experts, inspiring stories from real women, and practical strategies for time management, the podcast provides actionable tips for achieving balance and success in all areas of your life.

PT Pintcast - Physical Therapy

In this PT PintCast, Jimmy McKay, PT, DPT, takes listeners through the history of physical therapy and what it means to be a physical therapist today. He talks about the different types of treatment interventions physical therapists are trained to provide, the importance of staying up to date on the latest evidence and research, and how physical therapy has evolved over time. He also discusses the benefits of physical therapy, the role of physical therapists in the health care system, and the importance of patient education. He emphasizes the importance of developing strong relationships with patients, utilizing empathy, and utilizing evidence-based practice. He also shares his thoughts on the future of physical therapy, including the potential for telehealth and the potential for continued growth and success.