Recent Episodes
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Episode 307: Military Reserve Opportunities
May 4, 2025 – 52:27 -
Episode 306: Strategies to Mitigate Early Allograft Dysfunction After Liver Transplantation with Dr. Beth Wilson
Apr 19, 2025 – 01:01:53 -
Episode 305: Master Clinician Part 7: Eric Busch
Apr 5, 2025 – 01:06:15 -
Episode 304: Continuous Vital Sign Monitoring with Drs. Meyhoff and Breteler
Mar 23, 2025 – 51:35 -
Episode 303: Practical Everyday Use of AI with Drs. Stahl and Saddawi-Konefka
Mar 9, 2025 – 51:31 -
Episode 302: Disclosing Adverse Events with David Broussard
Feb 23, 2025 – 42:13 -
Episode 301: Master Clinician Part 6: Scott Licata
Feb 9, 2025 – 01:08:09 -
Episode 300: Reflections and Tips and Tricks with Dr. Stahl interviewing Dr. Wolpaw
Jan 26, 2025 – 01:12:38 -
Episode 299: Master Clinician Part 5: David Stahl
Jan 12, 2025 – 36:44 -
Episode 298: Master Clinician Part 4: John Pizzuti
Dec 29, 2024 – 51:48 -
Episode 297: Keywords part 29: PE and Parathyroid
Dec 15, 2024 – 51:23 -
Episode 296: Master Clinician Part 3: Mike Essandoh
Nov 30, 2024 – 49:33 -
Episode 295: Statistics for the Boards
Nov 18, 2024 – 44:14 -
Episode 294: Dr. Valerie Arkoosh Live from ASA 2024 in Philadelphia
Nov 2, 2024 – 55:03 -
Episode 293: Master Clinician Part 2: Keith Baker
Oct 19, 2024 – 01:06:33 -
Episode 292: Leadership Panel Live from The NEAR Conference in Boston
Oct 5, 2024 – 01:18:44 -
Episode 291: Psychedelics for Chronic Pain and Depression with Patrick Finan and Rebecca Ehrenkranz
Sep 22, 2024 – 54:07 -
Episode 290: Post-op Cardiac Surgery Care with Mike Grant
Sep 8, 2024 – 53:15 -
Episode 289: Master Clinicians Part 1: Dr. Dave Berman
Aug 25, 2024 – 56:35 -
Episode 288: Keywords Part 28: ECT and Transfusion Reactions with Tym Kajstura
Aug 12, 2024 – 57:15 -
Episode 287: Perioperative Care of Transgender and Gender-Diverse Patients with Kyle Sanchez and Dan Ellis
Jul 28, 2024 – 41:01 -
Episode 286: Central Lines with Elisa Walsh
Jul 14, 2024 – 40:58 -
Episode 285: Signals Update with Andrea Dutoit
Jun 30, 2024 – 40:52 -
Episode 284: Perioperative Hand-offs with Jamie Sparling and Aalok Agarwala
Jun 5, 2024 – 58:46 -
Episode 283: Introducing The Style Points Podcast Episode on Primate Anesthesia
Jun 2, 2024 – 45:30 -
Episode 282: Navigating Applying in Anesthesiology with Tricia Pendergrast
May 19, 2024 – 01:02:17 -
Episode 281: Glycemic Control in the ICU with Traci Grucz
May 6, 2024 – 55:30 -
Episode 280: Keywords Part 27: Shock States and A Tribute to Dr. Gillian Isaac
Apr 21, 2024 – 43:20 -
Episode 279: What does an Anesthesiologist Do with Phil Carullo
Apr 7, 2024 – 46:48 -
Episode 278: Liver Physiology
Mar 23, 2024 – 51:56 -
Episode 277: Keywords part 26: Adrenal Diseases with Gillian Isaac
Mar 10, 2024 – 49:38 -
Episode 276: Perioperative URIs in Kids with Rita Saynhalath
Feb 25, 2024 – 41:47 -
Episode 275: Healthy Cooking with Myles Snider
Feb 11, 2024 – 46:42 -
Episode 274: Anaphylaxis and Other Perioperative Hypersensitivity Reactions with Jonathan Kay
Jan 28, 2024 – 51:23 -
Episode 273: Anesthesia for Fetal Surgery with Caitlin Sutton
Jan 14, 2024 – 43:01 -
Episode 272: Supporting Mothers in Anesthesiology with Kinza Berical
Jan 1, 2024 – 39:17 -
Episode 271: Keywords Part 25: Lower Extremity Nerve Blocks
Dec 18, 2023 – 37:40 -
Episode 270: Dexmedetomidine as an Adjuvant with Drs. Douglas and Soloniuk
Dec 5, 2023 – 55:12 -
Episode 269: New Frontiers in Preop Assessment and Optimization with Dr. Jeanna Blitz
Nov 19, 2023 – 01:15:04 -
Episode 268: The State of Fellowships In Anesthesiology
Nov 5, 2023 – 51:16 -
Episode 267: The Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation (APSF) with Alli Bechtel
Oct 23, 2023 – 54:27 -
Episode 266: Live from ASA 2023! Post-op Delirium and Patient Monitoring with Drs. Culley and Eichorn
Oct 19, 2023 – 54:20 -
Episode 265: Keywords Part 24: Nitroprusside and Nitroglycerin, hemoglobinopathies part 2
Oct 8, 2023 – 44:48 -
Episode 264: TAAA Repair with Dr. Mimi Wynn
Sep 24, 2023 – 01:02:26 -
Episode 263: Radiation Safety with Dr. Mahesh
Sep 11, 2023 – 51:11 -
Episode 262: Perioperative Methadone with Evan Kharash
Aug 28, 2023 – 01:01:27 -
Episode 261: Aviation Safety Applied to Medicine with Matt Renz
Aug 14, 2023 – 49:56 -
Episode 260: Malignant Hyperthermia with Dr. Berman
Jul 30, 2023 – 51:19 -
Episode 259: Keywords part 23: Pulse-Ox and hemoglobinopathies part 1
Jul 16, 2023 – 43:02 -
Episode 258: Pro-con debate: Whether to use an existing labor epidural for C-section with Drs. Hofkamp and Sharpe
Jul 3, 2023 – 48:31
Recent Reviews
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patelerWow! Love this podcastAs an anesthesiologist early in my career, I cannot thank Jed enough for creating this podcast. The episodes are so informative and I particularly enjoyed the master clinician episodes and your reflection episode. Really encouraging episodes!
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VanesthesiaACCRAC saved me in anesthesia schoolI’m in CRNA school, and I have been listening to this podcast for the past 2.5 years. I’m planning on re-listening most of the episodes for board prepping in the next few months. I love the core concepts breakdown and board question strategies. Thank you for sharing your knowledge & expertise.
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CassandSparkVery Informative & engaging!I am an RN, I somehow came across this series and really enjoy it. I appreciate the opportunity to stay current with the ever changing practices of anesthesia. The host does a great job balancing technical topics/information while keeping a friendly banter with the featured guests. Overall, an enjoyable listen!
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Dylan8480Excellent anesthesiology reviewThis is the best anesthesiology review podcast I have yet to listen to. Stumbled upon it while searching for massive transfusion info and now I’m working my way through all the episodes, and loving it!
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Deep learning valueThat was really great!Thanks for all the effort you put into this!
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LoveLearningBKEpisode 242 The Rescue - AmazingI am not a doctor but appreciate the complexities of medical decisions. I also love thrilling outdoor adventures, especially ones that have a good outcome. This episode reflects the power and possibility of the human mind and ingenuity. Absolutely loved it. Dr. Richard “Harry” Harris is a wonderful person to listen to - great Aussie voice, brilliant analytical mind, and down to earth too, a person with solid values to ground him - a pretty great combination. Dr. Jed Wolpaw is an excellent host who asks the perfect questions to drive the story forward, and who of course also has the anesthesia expertise to get clarification on the decisions Dr. Harris made during the rescue. I highly recommend this episode and look forward to exploring other episodes in the series.
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that_fatboiGreat commuter’s educationI always love to listen whenever I’m driving to and from work. I especially like Dr Michael Essandoh and the dynamic trio. I’ve learnt a lot from this podcast. Thanks to you all.
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kwhites1LOVE THIS PODCAST & KEYWORD EPISODESUnbelievably helpful to hear you two talk through answer choices!
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ABoggs28Amazing!As a current SAA, listening to this podcast has been such a good way to supplement my studying and knowledge. ACCRAC provides relevant, condensed material that will show up on exams. Dr. Wolpaw is very knowledgeable and the guests on the show are always fabulous. Highly recommend to anesthesia providers!
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Docbrad2014Excellent showI’ve learned so much listening to this podcast. Great for brushing up on Crit care topics.
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Zacer38Thankful!Amazing channel! So much information and knowledge condensed in these 30-60 min shows. My favorites are the board review questions with Dr. Gillian Isaac. Please continue, you’re helping the next generation of anesthesia providers!
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Tired of the divisionStay out of politicsThis would be a great podcast if you would just stay out of politics and stick to anesthesia topics! If you want to do politics, start another podcast just for that. I don't need to be preached at.
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xxfictionxxGreat PodcastAmazing podcast, started listening as a CA1 and will definitely continue. Great supplementation to formal education we get in residency. Great for ITE and anesthesia boards.
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MandalaaaGreat resourceThis is a great way to reinforce material learned in the classroom.Great for the SRNA.
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Spartan0195SRNAAwesome podcast. Just started listening to it from the beginning and taking notes on a bunch of the episodes. Great supplement to my lecture and clinical material. Very informative and a TON of great, relevant information. Would highly recommend for any anesthesia provider.
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JohnnyRNWonderful for mid-career reviewI’ve been a fan of Dr. Wolpaws’ show for years. These concise and relevant reviews help me to retain all that knowledge that we spent so much time in school cramming in there.
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esjodIncredible ResourceDr. Wolpaw’s background in education shines through in his podcast. As an SRNA, this podcast has been an incredible supplement to traditional resources. The guests bring engaging conversation and the topics are varied and fascinating.
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el cubano ticoBeing woke is becoming boringEvery time I read un white señorito, sanctimoniously talking about white privilege and institutional racism, I wish them to be rosen in the land I was born: then they would know the true meaning of these words. Being “brown “ and belonging to a minority I never felt discriminated in this wonderful country, now my country too. My advice: stick to science y let the politicians do the politics: otherwise one day it may blow back.
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Aubrey N. C.amcrowe19I have been listening to this podcast since episode 5, and donating since I graduated. Thank you so much for providing this resource that is free! The information I have gleaned has positively impacted my care for patients.
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JG-CRNAGreat Review!As a CRNA student finishing my doctorate in the coming months, these podcasts are great at stimulating buried theories and topics we have learned along the way as we study for our board exam!
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mtnrclimbrLove itLove listening while on runs! Thanks for everything you do! Would love to see more oral board and board prep episodes. I think you could skip doing the “bad version” of an oral board now but still point out common mistakes and add pearls to giving great answers. Thanks again!
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Voetbal42Jed rules!Great podcast to listen to while commuting as an adjunct to traditional Anesthesia board study methods.
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__dhaniHighly recommendedCurrently CRNA student. This podcast solidifies many topics for me and my class mates. Thanks Jed!
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sannie 104My bible!Current CRNA student, listened to every episode. Explains difficult concepts extremely well. My classmates and I love Jed and his content! Highly recommend.
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shrimpsteakyGreat podcast for students!I am in CRNA school and regularly take Jed with my on my commutes to and from clinical. The info in this podcast is so relevant to what I am learning in class and helps solidify concepts. Jed has a great way of explaining difficult concepts!
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Amyyyyy9877Love this!Dr. Wolpaw is awesome!
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Are Ooow BeeDad JokesWe need more Dad jokes from Dr. Berman. Dad joke of the day? I’ve heard that laughter increases the pain threshold so we can all benefit, even our patients if we subject them to it.
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SylviaSRNAExcellentLove Gillian Isaac episodes! This podcast is perfect to reinforce what you are learning but also new topics in research!
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beta6756Stick to anesthesia and not politicsEpisode 176 “I hope that other straight, white men like me born with incredible privilege that we did not earn....” Stick to anesthesia People want to get away from this garbage
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LaurynHprInclusive and InformativeExtremely helpful to listen to these succinct lectures alongside the didactic portion of my CRNA program. Thank you for the hard work and attention you give them!
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JLH592RevolutionizingACCRAC has revolutionized the way I think about and study anesthesia. Outstanding way to learn about evidence and practice based anesthesia and study for ITE/boards.
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HheymannOutstanding lecturesThank you so much for all work; this has become an integral part of my anesthesia training!
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okcdocValued and importantWonderful service to the anesthesia community, there are key lectures I listen to before I take the ITE every year.
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TorqueLwthPerfect for the DriveMS4 starting anesthesia residency soon. These podcasts are a truly productive resource and a great way to develop a better understanding of the field for clinical practice and the boards. Very thankful!
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2,6 DiisopropophenolCOVID-19Fantastic, concise review in the management of the COVID-19 patient. Thank you so much!
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jpbeerHands down, favorite podcastI am, admittedly, a medical student going into anesthesiology, but my husband (who is not in medicine) listens to many of the less clinical episodes of his own accord and really enjoys them as well! Thank you!
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Ferg08One of the best podcastsThis podcast covers something for everyone interested in anesthesia or critical care. This podcast has become an essential part of my anesthesia training, with quality in every episode.
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billymbarlowMed Student Thanks youThank you Dr. Wolpaw for your podcast, being able to reach out to students, CRNAs, and Doctors has a larger impact than you might think. I see people in the break rooms having conversations on the latest podcast on how they see or change their practice. Your emphasis on patient care will lay in the subconscious of other practitioners just as your facts and tips emerge from their fount of knowledge as well. Keep up the good works and good spirits.
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yataiwanStudying for ITE or BASIC?If so, make sure to check out the keyword episodes! The guests do a phenomenal job of prepping for this series b/c I can recall some variation of these topics on my exam (which makes sense since they are keyword-based). As of this post, there are 5 episodes: 122, 126, 132, 136, 139. Good luck to everyone!
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kateroehrsThank you!I’m in CRNA school and your podcasts are a huge part of my studies! Perfect for long car rides and dog walks! Thank you for what you do!
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christa collins 29Fantastic ReviewAbsolutely fantastic review of all things anesthesia and critical care. Great guests, great topics. Very well run podcast! Thanks for what you do Dr. Wolpaw!!
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Countbackfrom100CRNA studentThank you Jed for this comprehensive podcast! I’ve been listening to this podcast for over 2 years and it has been a great supplement to my coursework and reading. The work you’re doing is really important and valued!
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anesthesiaresidentFantasticThe best anesthesiology podcast that I have found so far. All very relevant topics with great discussion and review…a Great supplemental tool during residency to become a better and more mindful anesthesiologist….thank you for all of your efforts and keep ‘em coming!!
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LecrnaGreat topics and informationI’m a first year CRNA student. I’ve learned a lot from listening to your podcast between my commutes to school. You are great at clarifying abstract concepts in relation to clinical applications. Thank you!
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Odlanier LabaninoGreat Podcast!Hi! I’ve been an Open Heart Nurse for 4 years and soon I’ll start CRNA program. I listen to this podcast all the time. Great lessons. Thanks Dr for these great episodes you bring to us!
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Dr Big BrotherLots of great tipsExcellent resource for residents, especially those with long drives
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Rambler50Wonderful resource for all anesthesia providers in training and beyond.Love the new keyword reviews.
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89839/0;Awesome anesthesia podcastI’m a second year SRNA and I’ve been listening to ACCRAC for a year or so. As someone who’s taking in an enormous amount of info about anesthesia, this podcast serves as a great resource for insight into a litany of aspects about the discipline. Keep up the great work, Dr. Wolpaw!
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jordanmacneilThoroughly excellentAnyone in the anesthesiology field would benefit from this excellent information that is well presented.
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Jake234577433567Love itI'm nearing the end of CA1 year and am on episode 51. I love the podcast and hope you are still making new episodes
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