\first and most importantly to hear mental health professionals refer to different types of thought processes, such as delusions, as crazy and weird is just so unsettling and out of touch. The woman speak I just found to be annoying and didn’t appear to me that knowledgable about topics

This podcast has been helpful as a supplement to my courses in graduate school. I wish they had new podcasts, because these two make it easy to understand and memorize various concepts in psychiatry.

I’m a PA student on my Behavioral Health clinical rotation. This is my jam during my commute to the clinical site. It’s easy to listen to, concise, but packed with the important points to remember for each topic. I love Lindsey and James’ cheesy banter and skits. James’ mnemonics are spot on. I wish I found this podcast earlier in my rotation or even during didactic year. I highly recommend it.

I absolutely love this show. I am in school for PMHNP and this is the entire curriculum in a nutshell. Not only that you are fun, entertaining and keep me interested. Thank you for a great review.

This is a wonderful resource

I am a student and this is the best psych podcast I have listened to. It is helpful and I have learned so much. I listen to it on my way to work and i have learned so much. Thanks.

I am a psych NP student and the content of this podcast is so helpful! The mnemonics and tricks to remember are my favorite. I’m always cracking up at Lindsay and James’ cheesy jokes! They give you all the most important information about each topic... or I should say they give you the psych essentials! Love it! Thanks so much Lindsay and James

Med student here! I love the content, but the guy’s prosody drives me nuttttssss.

I am a PMHNP student but any one studying psych will benefit from this podcast. The episodes are a fun and entertaining review various psych topics. I love the quizzes and the brilliantly selected songs for each weeks topic (e.g. "Basket case" by Green Day for the Anxiety episode). I listen to these on my drive to clinical rotation. Thanks for making psychiatry a little lighter, helping me learn, and remember to smile.