Welcome to UNMC Podcasts
 The University of Nebraska Medical Center provides podcasts on innovative research, health information and education. Our Lectures & Learning series features popular programs on the latest medical and social issues. Our audio podcasts include the popular radio advice program, Shrink Rap. Other podcast programs are under development.
More on podcasting.
Latest Podcast Programs:
- New! Seven Doctors Project
The podcast features creative works from seven University of Nebraska Medical Center physicians who were paired with seven Omaha-area writers for an eight-week writing workshop experience. The seven UNMC physicians who participated in the project were Bud Shaw, M.D.; Debra Reilly, M.D.; William Lyons, M.D.; Molly OÕDell, M.D.; Lloyd Holm, D.O.; James Sorrell, M.D.; and Greg Bociek, M.D. The seven writers were Lindsey Baker; Mark Scott, Ph.D.; Todd Robinson, Ph.D.; Rebecca Rotert; Chuck Brown; Denise Brady; and Mike Sterba.
listen | view | subscribe 
- Pediatric Grand Rounds Podcast
The Pediatric Grand Rounds is sponsored by the UNMC - University of Nebraska Medical Center and Children’s Memorial Hospital and features hour long programs highlighting various pediatric healthcare trends.
More grand rounds
- Postpartum Depression, May 9, 2008
Presentation by Cassandra Susman, MD
UNMC/Children's/Creighton Joint Pediatric Residency Program
listen (.mp3) | CME Form (pdf)
- Update on Sickle Cell Disease, May 2, 2008
Presentation by James Harper, MD
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Pediatric Hematology-Oncology
Associate Professor
listen (.mp3) | CME Form (pdf)
- Primary Care Opthalmology, April 18, 2008
Presentation by Sebasian Troia, MD
Assistant Professor, Department of Ophthalmology, UNMC
Assistant Clinical Professor, Department of Surgery, CU
listen (.mp3) | CME Form (pdf)
- Shrink Rap - Teens and young adults get answers to life's big questionson this weekly live call-in radio show(KQCH- FM Channel 94.1) Dr. Jim Sorrell, M.D. UNMC faculty member and Damian Montez
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- UNMC Lectures & Learning Podcast
- “Why Good Design is Better Than an Apple a Day"
Good design can encourage healthy habits.
Richard Jackson, M.D., MPH, Adjunct Professor of Environmental Health and of City Regional Planning, University of California, Berkeley. Lecture sponsored by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Nebraska, held Wednesday, April 11, 2007 at the
University of Nebraska Medical Center.
view (real media)
The Harman Lecture: The Longevity Dividend: Sense and Nonsense
Presentation by gerontologist, psychiatrist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Robert Neil Butler, M.D.
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- Stem Cells: Promise of the 21st Century Research
Presentation and panel discussion on stem cell research by
Thomas Rosenquist, Ph.D. and David Crouse, Ph.D.
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- Avian Flu Learn about the avian flu and how to prepare your family.
Sharon Medcalf, Center for BioPreparedness
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- MLK Lecture: Extending the Dream: Realizing the Nightmare of Third World Refugees by Valda Boyd Ford, UNMC Community and Multicultural Affairs.
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Video Podcasts:
How to subscribe:
If you want to subscribe to the UNMC Podcast Series, Shrink Rap, or other podcast programs, choose one of the following options:
If you use iTunes or another podcast subscription software of your choice, click on the podcast. Once displayed, click subscribe.
You can also go to the iTunes music store and search for University of Nebraska Medical Center or Shrink Rap by Dr. Jim Sorrell then click subscribe.
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What are podcasts?
The term podcasting is an amalgam of the word broadcasting and the name of the popular MP3 player called the "iPod." A podcast is basically a downloadable audio or video file that can
be played back on any iPod, any other MP3 player, or a computer. By using podcatching software, such as iTunes or Juice, you can automatically download new podcast episodes for free.
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