Outstanding podcast. Timely, informative and easy to listen to

I have enjoyed this podcast from the beginning. It provides timely updates related to sleep health and as a clinician in sleep for over a decade, I find it an important part of where I get updated work related info. I have recommended it to all the PAs and NPs who work with me in sleep.

This podcast serves as the regular news report on sleep medicine Must listen to!

This podcast is simultaneously really interesting to listen to and really well backed up and has some really credible experts. It’s hard to make a podcast that’s detailed enough to be useful to professionals and uses language that’s largely accessible to the public. And for me it may have changed my life. The episode “Sleep Disorders in Women” described exactly my situation and tipped me off about what I needed to talk to my doctor about to figure out why I wasn’t getting a clear diagnosis for my sleep problems. I haven’t started treatment but between that and other episodes, I’m going into my next appointment armed with very credible evidence to suggest a different approach. I’m already so grateful to understand more and if this helps even a little… well, like I said, this podcast will have changed my life, no exaggeration.

This is an incredible podcast! The knowledge dropped here is pure gold!!

Great info Great format

Great tool for us sleep providers. Excellent and relevant topics, great host, and great guests. My only issue is the lag I hear in some of the episodes.

The episode on disparities in healthcare was disappointing, at best. Dr. Johnson insinuated an insomnia questionnaire was racist because of a cartoon of a slave sleeping written back in the days of slavery, which seems like a stretch. There was no recommendation for how to resolve that issue, either. She also recommended not inferring that black and brown communities be referred to as low income and continued to do just that for the entire duration of the episode. I typically really enjoy this podcast, but I felt I took nothing away from the speaker on this particular episode.

Love,love,love this podcast. Dr. Khosla is always prepared with the question I have. She relates well to the guests but adds in her own gentle sense of humor. I look forward to each podcast!!! Fabulous job!!!

The breakdown at the end of the podcast discussing different physiological causes for hypoventilation and treatments is great for Technologists to understand titration goals and guidelines that stretch further than treating only upper airway obstructions.

As an RPSGT, I greatly enjoy and value the physician perspective regarding treatment, great podcast!

Since his book, I am a fan of Dr.Winter. Fascinating facts about sleep and COVID19!