There are many reasons to start your own academic podcast including:
- Patient education: create content to answer common questions patients ask
- Learner education: figure out what topics could augment trainee experience or what pieces of existing lecture could be converted
- Continuing education: see what topics would be of interest to your peers
- Community building: do something on a topic impacting your community
However, executing your podcast can be tricky if you don’t have a clear path. Here’s a brief infographic to help (view a printable version of the infographic):
