JNMT Podcast

“Artificial intelligence is quietly rewriting the rules of medicine.” At least, that’s according to the AI agent that wrote part of this episode’s podcast intro. But unlike that statement, this episode isn’t another broad, philosophical discussion about the role of AI in medicine. Instead, tune in for an in-depth, practical guide to where we are right now. Where has AI been deployed, and has it been successful? Is it saving time by increasing efficiency, or costing time by requiring constant correction? And what built-in biases do we need to watch out for when handing certain decisions over to a machine? To answer these questions, host Jessica Settle is joined by Justin Peacock for a profoundly human conversation about AI. Listen here.

Live from the 2026 SNMMI Annual Meeting in Los Angeles, California with Mary Beth Farrell, EdD, CNMT, NCT, FSNMMI-TS, and David Gilmore, EdD, CNMT, NCT, RT(R)(N), FSNMMI-TS.

When Sara's dad started exhibiting abnormal behaviors, doctors were reluctant to run more tests. After all, he'd just had a normal CT scan — what could possibly be wrong? But Sara and her family knew her father well enough to know that his behavior had become atypical and erratic. But it wasn't until he was admitted to the hospital after a seizure that further testing was done, revealing the heartbreaking diagnosis of glioblastoma. Sara's dad passed just a few months after his diagnosis, but Sara, who has since become a reluctant expert on glioblastomas, is hopeful that for future patients, nuclear medicine can provide some answers. Hear more about her story and the potential that nuclear medicine has in diagnosing and treating glioblastomas in this month's episode of the JNMT Podcast.

Your patient schedule is relentless. Anxiety levels claw through the roof. Exhaustion haunts you as your constant companion. You feel the apathy creeping in as a defense mechanism. Work has been stressful before, but this is something else. This is burnout. When you're in the middle of burnout, it feels like there's no way out. And when the job you love has become your main source of stress, "pizza Fridays" don't solve the problem. On this episode of the JNMT Podcast, host Jessica Settle, MS, CNMT, RT(N), FSNMMI-TS, is joined by Jamie Warren, Ed.D, MBA, BHS, CNMT, NCT, a technologist and career coach who shares her insights about identifying, managing, and overcoming burnout. 

Alzheimer's and dementia are heartbreaking diseases that slowly erase the minds and memories of our loved ones. As hard as it is on the patient, it’s equally as hard on their caregivers and ones who love them.

In this episode, Angel Duncan, PhD, joins us to discuss her experiences in caring for patients with Alzheimer’s Disease, strategies for patient safety, and how loved ones can practice self-care. Tune in to hear more. 

Mary Beth Farrell hosts the JNMT Podcast live from New Orleans with her special guest, JNMT Editor Kathy Thomas. They talk about the importance of JNMT, how working technologists can use the practical CE articles, and how to start your journey towards becoming a published author. Tune in!

Do you love a good detective story? Us too! But lately, it seems like most things we read on the internet need their own independent investigation. In healthcare, it's more important than ever that the information we learn, train with, and pass on to patients is both accurate and helpful. So for episode 2 of the JNMT podcast, we're turning to expert Jennifer Prekeges, who teaches critical thinking at Bellevue College. Join host Jessica Settle for the ultimate healthcare detective story.

In the debut episode of JNMT Podcast, host Jessica Settle and guest Mary Beth Farrell get high on a discussion of the history and effects of medical cannabis as they highlight the March 2024 Continuing Education article, Got the Munchies for an Egg Sandwich? The Effects of Cannabis on Bowel Motility and Beyond.

Jessica Settle, MS, CNMT, RT(N), FSNMMI-TS
Blue Earth Diagnostics Ltd, Oxford, England

Mary Beth Farrell, EdD, CNMT, NCT, FSNMMI-TS
Molecular Imaging Services, Christiana, Delaware
Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts, Concord, California