ASN Executive Vice President, Tod Ibrahim, speaks with Tara Chang, MD, MS, FASN and Kevin Erickson, MD, MS about the NIH Loan Repayment Programs, their experiences as recipients, and advice they have for others who are interested in applying.

ASN Executive Vice President, Tod Ibrahim, speaks with Raymond Scott, a kidney patient, and his wife, Analyn about their "1in9 Roadshow" and their extraordinary efforts to raise kidney disease awareness.

Dr. Eleanor Lederer, ASN President, and Dr. Raj Mehrotra, CJASN Editor-in-Chief, discuss broadening outreach as technology expands. 0:55 How we consume information, 7:58 Capturing audience, and methodology, 14:55 CJASN, 19:20 – Reader interactions.

ASN President Eleanor Lederer, MD, FASN speaks with ASN Executive Vice President Tod Ibrahim about recent advances in nephrology, her career path and music, from the Grateful Dead to the Dandy Warhols to The Hives.

Pascale Lane, MD, FASN and Gretchen Brandt, MD, FASN discuss the studies presented at this year’s High-Impact Clinical Trial session during Kidney Week 2016.

ASN Executive Vice President Tod Ibrahim and ASN Public Policy Board member Crystal Gadegbeku, MD speak with Darilyn Moyer, MD, FACP, Executive Vice President of the American College of Physicians, about challenges for internal medicine specialists.

ASN President Raymond C. Harris, MD, FASN speaks with Patrick H. Nachman, MD, FASN, Pamela V. Tran, PhD, and Steven D. Crowley, MD. ASN Kidney Week Podcasts are supported by OPKO Renal.

ASN Program Committee Chair, Roy Zent, MD, PhD speaks with Steven Cheng, MD, and Janos Peti-Peterdi, MD, PhD. ASN Kidney Week Podcasts are supported by OPKO Renal.

ASN President Raymond C. Harris MD, FASN, discusses Day 1 of Kidney Week 2016 with Kerri Cavanaugh, MD, MPH, Amit Garg, MD, PhD, and Susan B. Nicholas, MD, PhD, MPH. ASN Kidney Week Podcasts are supported by OPKO Renal.

David White, Policy and Communications Specialist speaks with Rachel Meyer, Director of Policy and Government Affairs about the Quality Payment Program (formerly MACRA) and how it pertains to you in 2017.