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Enhance your Anatomy and Physiology knowledge while enjoying life to its fullest

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Episode 17: Nervous Tissue

2025/06/14

This is a continuation of a 4 part series on the topic of tissues. This episode discusses the nervous tissue.

Episode 27: Compact bone, spongy bone, bone development

2024/04/25

A discussion about the differences between compact and spongy bone as well as a chat about bone development

Episode 26: Bone matrix and bone cells

2024/02/24

Bone Part 2. Bone matrix, osteogenic cells, osteoblasts, osteocytes, osteoclasts

Episode 25: Bone function and classification

2024/01/12

Bone Part 1. Bone function and classification

Episode 24: Blood Part 5

2023/11/12

This episode will discuss platelets and blood clotting

Episode 23: Blood Part 4

2023/10/23

This episode will discuss white blood cells, both their origins and their functions.

Episode 22: Blood Part 3

2023/10/01

This episode will discuss a condition called Hemolytic Disease of the Newborn

Episode 21: Blood Part 2

2023/10/01

This episode will discuss blood types

Episode 20: Blood Part 1

2023/10/01

Part one of a multi-part series covering blood. The focus on this episode is red blood cells.

Episode 19: Integumentary System Part 2

2023/09/06

Part two of the integumentary system covering the dermis and accessory structures

Episode 18: Integumentary System Part 1

2023/06/02

Part one of the integumentary system covering the epidermis and skin color

Episode 16: Muscle Tissue

2023/02/26

This is a continuation of a 4 part series on the topic of tissues. This episode discusses the three major types of muscle tissue.

Episode 15: Connective Tissue

2023/01/30

An in-depth discussion on connective tissue proper, fluid connective tissue, and supporting connective tissue.

Episode 14: Epithelial Tissues

2023/01/27

Learn about where you see epithelial tissues, its characteristics & classifications.

Episode 13: Diffusion, Osmosis, and Tonicity

2022/12/20

This episode is all about movement. The movement of a substance via diffusion and the movement of water via osmosis and tonicity.

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Zainku 2025/10/09

Love it.

Thank you so much for simplifying difficult concepts to small palatable pieces of information. I learnt there are 42 million osteoblasts in our bodies...

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Serenadee A 2025/10/08

Great information

Going into this chapter, I knew absolutely nothing about bones or the names of them. Listening to this podcast and understanding that there are differ...

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Talya H 2025/10/08

A&P1

Listening to these on my drive to and from school really helps me process all the stress information more. I found ossification process fascinating an...

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Jaay0121 2025/10/08

Helpful & informational episode 25,26,27

Professor Harris is an amazing instructor and this podcast has helped me retain the information she teaches in lecture by replaying these episodes. In...

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VikMart5852 2025/10/08

Anatomy Made Easy

I’ve listened to every Ep I like how you can simply something so complex. Like the shirt Ep as they help me Stay more focus on what is being said

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GioMoreno5557 2025/10/06

Very good information

I took a liking to episode 26 that discussed bone matrix and cells. What stuck out to me is how you explained the way bone cells try to maintain equil...

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Sahar Omark 2025/10/03

Helpful for Understanding

I really enjoyed this episode. One thing that stood out to me was how calcium is essential for strong bones. Low calcium level for children can lead t...

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aFatherBecoming 2025/09/15

helped me get into med school

Professor Harris, you’re a saint. Thank you so much for making dry concepts palatable and relatable.

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redwolfhopw 2025/09/01

New Listener Here.

I’m currently binging your podcast. I listened to some of the more recent ones before starting over from the beginning episodes. I’ve got to say, I lo...

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Leafsfan99099 2025/06/12

Episodes 7,8,9

Carbs are good if you are active and don’t have them in excess also lipids, which are mainly hydrophobic molecules made up of long chains of carbon an...

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