This podcast helped me ace my first anatomy midterm; I now listen to it on my walks to and from class as part of my study regimen. There’s quick tips and tricks as well as the general knowledge that allows for fast digestion of a ton of info. An absolute necessity when studying this subject! Thank you so much for creating it!!

I love this! How can I access all of the episodes? It is only showing me a select few

I’ve been trying to find a good podcast for learning anatomy for 2 years now. This is the best one

I drive a lot for work and was needing a way to study anatomy on the go. This podcast has been an absolute god-send! Seth manages to keep you engaged while hitting on the key parts of anatomy. There are some topics that I tried to study for years and only after listening to this podcast did I feel that I really mastered them

Thanks to your help with Anatomy I passed the PMA exam. By breaking the information into smaller chucks I was finally able to absorb it. Thank your for sharing your knowledge and communicating so clearly! Excellent podcast!

I love how you break the anatomy into different compartments, give practical tips and mnemonics to remember the information, and explain why certain muscles have their names! I can’t get enough of this! Have you ever considered a segment on “how to” and tips on localization of certain muscles that cause certain neuromuscular issues? For example, identifying and localizing muscles that are affected in patients with upper and/lower limb spasticity? Thank you!!!

You guys!!! If you are taking anatomy you need this in your life! After my class I listen to this podcast as a refresher. It’s perfect for helping students learn and the resources provided are amazing!!

Not only does Professor Jump do a great job explaining anatomy, he does it in such an enthusiastic way that it makes me have a more positive feeling about the subject matter. When I'm feeling frustrated or stressed about learning all of this, I listen to a chapter and I immediately feel more confident and motivated. You can tell he is such a nice guy who invested in his students. I wish he was the professor for the anatomy class I'm taking, but he's not, so this podcast is the next best thing.