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Hosted by Michael · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 95 episodes
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Join us for an in-depth look into the life and experiences of a medical college student in Nara, Japan. We will discuss all kinds of topics including: medical colleges in Japan, student life, Nara and it's surroundings, and much more! We hope this podcast can be a source of information and entertainment for those who are interested in medical college and Japan. Thanks for listening! Please leave reviews and share with your friends.We would love to hear from you! If you have any comments or ideas for topics, contact us here: mwblodgett@naramed-u.ac.jp
Michael hosts Medical Student Life in JAPAN, a society show with 95 episodes published.
It's always bittersweet when something comes to an end—sad to see it finish, but exciting to embrace new challenges and experiences. In today's episode, the series finale, Teacher Michael reflects on nearly five years wi
In today's episode, Takeshi returns for an engaging conversation about his upcoming spring vacation plans to Yakushima and his experiences as a 4th-year medical student learning from senior doctors in the hospital. Enjoy
In today's episode, the funny and charming 4th-year student, Takeshi, is back! We kick off our conversation with a laugh as he shares his recent battle with the flu, the rise of online doctor consultations, and his adven
In this episode, we welcome Hayato back for his second appearance! We kick things off with a warm-up chat about his recent final exams before diving deep into the world of Japanese instant noodles. Hayato gives us a quic
In this episode, Michael welcomes third-year student Hayato onto the show. Hayato is a passionate and diligent student who not only studies hard but also devotes his time to research. We talk about his studies, his resea
It was a lot of fun to have Reina on the show for the first time. Reina has been interested in English for a long time. Beyond the compulsory English class, she joined English elective classes and is a member of the ESS
In today's episode, the teacher (Michael) catches up with 4th-Year Student (Takeshi). Takeshi recently had a one-month break from school and took a European trip with some classmates. He talks about some of his troubles
Takeshi stopped in for an unscripted chat. We talked about his recent 4th year exams including a computer test and a medical training test. We also talk about his upcoming European adventure during autumn break. As alway
The always fun and positive Takeshi returns for another chat. This time the teacher (Michael) and Takeshi talk about a hypothetical situation where a diabetic patient is not necessarily following the advice from the medi
We enter our 5th season of Medical Student Life in Japan. Yes, we are continuing to record new episodes this year, but they will come out less frequently than in previous school years. We still hope to bring you a lot of
In today`s episode, Teacher Michael and 4th-year nursing student Yuka talk about her final research project as a nursing student, upcoming graduation, and the start of her professional career as a nurse. This is the last
In this episode, now 4th-Year Medical Students Takeshi and Kento and 5th-Year Medical Student talk about the fun things they have been doing during winter break including: singing lessons, temp. work at a Japanese hotel,
In today's episode, Michael (the teacher) and Takeshi (3rd-year student) have a great chat about Takeshi`s recent trip to Hong Kong, Vietnam, and Thailand during his school break. On his longest overseas trip to date, he
In today 's episode Michael (the teacher) and 5th-year medical students Momoko and Satoshi sit down for an unplanned free chat. We dive into the world of cold therapy and whether the cold (ice baths, cold showers, etc.)
In today's episode, 5th-year medical students Momoko and Satoshi recap the autumn school festival at our university. The 5th-year medical students and 2nd-year nursing students are in charge of organizing the two-day sch
In today's episode, 4th-year nursing student Yuka and 3rd-year medical students Kento and Takeshi talk about the different kinds of colleges in Japan including nursing, medical, dental, and economics. This is a really fu
We had a funny and lively conversation in today's episode. Michael (teacher), Satoshi (5th-year medical student), Momoko (5th-year medical student), and Takeshi (3rd-year medical student) talked about what they did this
In today's episode the teacher (Michael) and 4th-Year Nursing student Yuka and 3rd-Year Medical Student Takeshi get together for a chat about the students' summer vacation. Yuka was busy studying while Takeshi traveled a
We are back! After a two-month break, the podcast is back and better than ever. In today's episode, the teacher (Michael) and three 5th-year medical students Satoshi, Haruka, and Momoko talk about their travels during su
We have reached the end of the spring semester! In today's episode, the teacher (Michael), 5th-year students Momoko and Satoshi, and 3rd-year student Takeshi have a friendly chat outside the university reflecting on the
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