PT Inquest

You won’t find a better evidence-based PT podcast than this.  The hosts, Erik Meira and JW Matheson, analyzes 1 journal article per  episode.  It’s a great way to stay current with the literature.  This podcast will improve your skills in analyzing literature critically and properly applying that to your own practice.  Plus JW is hilariously nerdy. 

Several episodes to get you started: 

Episode 81: Effect of Abdominal Bracing on GRF

Episode 75: How a Tendon is Like a Doughnut

Episode 72: How To Tear An ACL

Episode 56: Exercise Interventions for the Treatment of CLBP

Episode 50: Mechanisms of Manual Therapy

Episode 42: Classification Systems for Chronic LBP

Episode 32: PT and Hip OA

Episode 31: Biomechanical Markers After Manipulations

Episode 30: Therapeutic Alliance

Tim Ferriss. (Non-PT Podcast)

Tim Ferriss is a well-known author of The 4-Hour Workweek, The 4-Hour Chef, and The 4-Hour Body.  Jamie Foxx equates him to “white Oprah” of the podcast world.  He interviews world-class professionals, businessmen, and thinkers including a physical therapist like Kelly Starrett and strength coaches like Pavel Tsatsouline.   This is a great podcast for self-improvement in professional and personal aspects of life.  It will redefine your concept of productivity and living a full life.  Fun fact: his mom is actually a physical therapist.

The Movement Fix

The host, Ryan DeBell is a chiropractor but don’t let the stereotype hinder you from listening to this podcast.   Most modern chiropractors and PTs should have similar clinical reasoning and tool boxes for an optimal outcome of each patient.

He has built up an impressive guest list with the greats such as

•    Shirley Sahrmann
•    Stuart McGill
•    Erson Religioso
•    Greg Lehman
•    Perry Nickelsten
•    Mike Reinold 
•    Charlie Weingroff 
•    Gray Cook 

Therapy Insiders

Hosted by Gene Shirokobrod, Joe Palmer, and Erson Religioso covers wide variety of topics such as the business side of PT, interviewing skills, cash PT, blood flow restriction, mentorship, etc.  Here are a couple of my favorites..

The Mechanics of a Treatment Approach w/ Dr. Stuart McGill

Everything You Need To Know About Mentorship w/ Dr. Jeff Moore

Physioedge  

Hosted by an Australian physiotherapist David Pope, this podcast is a great resource to listen for tendinopathies and pain science.
You can start off with their more recent episode: 

Physio Edge 047 Rotator cuff tendinopathy with Dr Chris Littlewood

Kay Lin, PT DPT CSCS