In June 2024, the podcast recorded its fiftieth episode at the annual meeting of the Endocrine Society. Launched in May 2020, the podcast serves as a way for listeners to hear a critical analysis of recent and impactful research studies published in clinical journals of the Endocrine Society. The podcast follows methods proven effective in traditional journal clubs and adapts them to reach a wide audience with different levels of expertise in endocrinology. This outlines the history of the podcast, the process of producing a monthly episode, and the topics covered, as well as an assessment of the experience of producing the podcast and future plans for the .
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