Meet our host Linda Snell: from reluctant podcaster to enthusiast
As part of our Meet Our Hosts series, we now introduce our host Linda Snell, a dedicated educator and longtime podcast host. Linda shares her journey from reluctant beginnings to becoming an enthusiastic advocate for podcasting.
In an insightful interview during the Association for the Study of Medical Education (ASME) conference, Linda discusses how podcasting has transformed her approach to sharing knowledge, connecting with audiences, and bringing fresh perspectives to health professionals worldwide.
Linda’s episodes blend practical insights with forward-thinking ideas, making complex topics accessible and engaging for clinicians, educators, and leaders in health professions education. From exploring new teaching methods to discussing impactful strategies, her approach offers listeners meaningful takeaways in a convenient format. Read the full interview with Linda Snell.
/2024-11-06
We got a call…and we got a re-run! Episode #67 – First we build the AI, then the AI builds us
It’s fall break, but we have something extra for you, dear listeners. After the episode “#67 – First we build the AI, then the AI builds us”, we got a phone call from Hannah Turner, the managing editor for MedEdPORTAL. She wanted to give some additional facts about the platforms MedEdPORTAL and MedEdPublish. She also gave Papers Podcast some warming loving words. Thank you Hannah! This and more will be presented in a re-run of episode 67, released on Friday, 1st of November. Check it out!
/2024-10-30
Now you can access full transcripts for PapersPodcast episodes!
Exciting news for PapersPodcast listeners—now it’s possible to access full transcripts alongside each episode! Whether you prefer to read, search, or dive deeper into our content, transcripts make it easier than ever to engage with the podcast in your own way.
Transcripts allow you to skim for key points, search for specific topics, or quickly revisit important insights without needing to listen again. They’re perfect for those who prefer reading or need a written reference.
Plus, they make PapersPodcast even more accessible, helping listeners with hearing impairments, non-native speakers, and anyone who wants to use the podcast as a versatile learning resource.
Enjoy PapersPodcast as a versatile learning resource the way you prefer—read, translate, and explore!
/2024-09-16
Meet Dr. Eleonora (Nora) Leopardi – The Papers fan who keeps us laughing
/2024-09-16
While some of us in the Papers production team were at the AMEE congress in Basel a few weeks ago, we found out that Dr. Eleonora (Nora) Leopardi—a lecturer in Clinical Education at the University of Newcastle, Australia—is not only passionate about healthcare education but also a huge Papers Podcast fan!
We really enjoyed her fantastic and funny session on memes at the AMEE Fringe session, and of course, we wanted to have her up on our “Meet our listeners”-page. And, we couldn’t resist asking her to respond in meme form, and she delivered with style. In this interview, Eleonora shares her favorite podcast episodes, how the Papers Podcast how influences her teaching, and her hilarious ideas for a meme-themed episode.
Want to know more about this inspiring educator? Read the full interview with Eleonora Leopardi here!
We had a great time at ASME 2024!
Papers Podcast gave a live recording session at ASME in July this summer. We all really enjoyed the conference, and it was extra fun to meet some of you lovely listeners.
More info and photos from the live session at ASME 2024.
Papers Podcast on YouTube
Now we will try the visual media and will give some episodes as a video. Hope you all enjoy!
Who Are You? (video episode on YouTube)
In this episode, we talk about curriculum renewal from a different angle:
- What happens to the educator’s identity when major reform is undertaken?
- What happens to that identity when content expertise is only part of what is now required?
Watch the episode on PAPERs Podcast YouTube channel.
Episode host: Lara Varpio.