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Grossly Speaking

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by Taranjit Kaur

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18 episodes
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Grossly Speaking is a pathology podcast created by 4th-year medical student Taranjit Kaur. She is supported by a wonderful team! Dr. Harnoor Galani serves as co-founder and social media chair. Daryl Traylor, PhD and medical student, serves as operations chair. Nishan Dogra, a USC undergraduate, supports the Tissue Tuesday series. Through conversations with pathologists, trainees, and educators, Grossly Speaking explores topics in pathology education, AI, and emerging technologies. The podcast aims to make pathology more approachable to students from all backgrounds! Audio: CROSSTOWN band

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Recent Episodes

Episode thumbnail for EP17: Pixels to Patients: Digital Cytopathology and AI

April 30, 2026

EP17: Pixels to Patients: Digital Cytopathology and AI

<p>What does it actually take to bring digital pathology and AI into real-world practice?</p><p>In this episode, we chat with Yosep Chong, MD, PhD, Associate Professor at The Catholic University of Korea, to explore the evolving role of digital cytopathology and artificial intelligence in modern pathology. Dr. Chong explains the shift to digital workflows, what safe and effective AI adoption looks like, and where these tools are most useful today, from screening and triage to quality assurance. We also discuss the challenges of bringing them into everyday pathology practice. </p><p>Dr. Chong is also the founder of the Cell Detective visual graphic-style series, which uses illustrated, case-based storytelling to teach cytopathologic diagnosis! Check it out here: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7434540127915339776/</p><p>X (Twitter): @CytopatholKorea <br>YouTube: @KoreanSocietyforCytopathology</p>

Episode thumbnail for EP16: Kurt’s Notes: How Dr. Kurt Teaches Diagnostic Thinking

March 8, 2026

EP16: Kurt’s Notes: How Dr. Kurt Teaches Diagnostic Thinking

<p>We’re joined by a very special guest, Dr. Kurt Schaberg, an anatomic pathologist at UC Davis (Sacramento, CA) and the creator of Kurt’s Notes, a resource many medical students and pathology trainees use for clear, high-yield explanations that actually stick. Kurt’s Notes has organ/system guides, IHC/molecular sections, quizzes, and curated links. </p><p><br></p><p>https://schaberg.faculty.ucdavis.edu/</p>

Episode thumbnail for EP15: Inside Forensic Pathology with Dr. Judy Melinek

February 1, 2026

EP15: Inside Forensic Pathology with Dr. Judy Melinek

<p>Dr. Judy Melinek is a board-certified forensic pathologist, former medical examiner, and nationally recognized educator and author. She has performed thousands of autopsies across multiple jurisdictions and is widely known for her bestselling memoir Working Stiff, which offers an honest, human look at life in forensic pathology. </p><p>Music Credits Intro/Outro: &quot;Sloth&quot; by CROSSTOWN </p><p>IG: @crosstowntheband</p><p><a href="https://drworkingstiff.com/">⁠https://drworkingstiff.com/</a></p>

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What is Grossly Speaking?

Grossly Speaking is a pathology podcast created by 4th-year medical student Taranjit Kaur. She is supported by a wonderful team! Dr. Harnoor Galani serves as co-founder and social media chair. Daryl Traylor, PhD and medical student, serves as operations chair. Nishan Dogra, a USC undergraduate, supports the Tissue Tuesday series. Through conversations with pathologists, trainees, and educators, Grossly Speaking explores topics in pathology education, AI, and emerging technologies. The podcast aims to make pathology more approachable to students from all backgrounds! Audio: CROSSTOWN band

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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