The Curbsiders Internal Medicine Podcast

If you work in internal medicine and you haven't found The Curbsiders yet, you're genuinely missing out on one of the most useful medical podcasts around. Hosts Matthew Watto and Paul Williams bring in expert guests each week to break down clinical topics in a way that actually sticks. They've put out over 500 episodes, and the format is refreshingly consistent: a specialist sits down with the hosts, walks through a clinical problem, and drops practical pearls you can use the next day on rounds. What makes this show stand out from the flood of medical education content is the tone. Watto and Williams are funny without being goofy about it, and they ask the kinds of questions a real clinician would ask -- not just textbook prompts. You'll hear them push back, admit confusion, and genuinely learn alongside the listener. Episodes run about 70 to 90 minutes, which is long, but they pack enough substance that you won't feel like it drags. The guest list is impressive too. Recent episodes have featured cardiologists, endocrinologists, and sleep medicine researchers from major academic centers. The show has built a loyal following of over 100,000 health professionals per month, and for good reason. It earned a 4.8-star rating across more than 3,200 reviews on Apple Podcasts. If you're a resident, hospitalist, or primary care doc looking for CME-quality content with personality baked in, The Curbsiders is one of the best things you can put in your earbuds during a commute.