MCAT Dreams: ASMR for Study and Sleep

Hello everyone, in this episode, we will dive into amino acids and the different properties you will need to know for the MCAT. These are very high yield! Please let me know any feedback through an email, and if you are getting value out of this podcast, I recommend sharing with friends/family and leaving a review! Sweet dreams and happy studying.

In this episode, we'll be going over all of the concepts you'll need to know regarding fluids for the MCAT. This will show up in the C/P portion of the exam. We will go over the following topics: 1. Specific Gravity, 2. Pressure and Work, 3. Buoyancy and % Submerged (be careful using this equation!), 4. Pascal's Principle, 5. Continuity Equation, 6. Bernoulli's Equation, 7. Viscosity + Poiseuille's Law, 8. Cohesion vs. Adhesion. Sweet dreams and happy studying!

Here is an outline of the concepts we covered: 1. Macro vs. Microsociological Approaches in Psychology (make sure to know the difference between social constructionism vs. symbolic interactionism), 2. Types of Kinship, 3. Types of Government (power vs. authority!), 4. Social Epidemiology and Determinants of Health. Sweet Dreams and Happy Studying!

The wait is over! Apologies for the delay in posting to y'all. Had some equipment issues. Here is an outline for this episode: 1. Status and Roles 2. Types of Groups, Networks, and Organizations I will likely post part 2 by tomorrow. Any feedback? Please email me at [email protected]. Sweet dreams and happy studying!

The wait is over! Apologies for the delay in posting to y'all. Had some equipment issues. Here is an outline for this episode:

1. Status and Roles

2. Types of Groups, Networks, and Organizations

I will likely post part 2 by tomorrow.

Any feedback? Please email me at [email protected].

Sweet dreams and happy studying!

In this episode, we'll dive into how your body will digest food from start (in your mouth) to the end (well, you get the idea...). We will also cover important structures and hormones (and their functions). As always, please let me know any feedback, and happy studying!

Note: I re-released this episode as there was a big pause in between for some reason, so this should fix that!

Note 2: It looks like there's a complete pause in audio at 13 minutes. That's when I intended for the episode to end, but the music stops and comes back for some reason, so feel free to only listen up to the 13 minute mark. Sorry about the confusion!

In this episode, we'll be diving into the different aspects of experimental design. This will show up in the P/S section of the MCAT, but can translate to other sections of the MCAT as well. Here is an outline of what we will go over:1. Types of Variables, 2. Types of Observational Studies, 3. Qualitative vs. Quantitative results, 4. Types of Validity, 5. Reliability vs Validity, 6. Survey Biases.

As always, any feedback or suggestions, please send me an email at [email protected]

In this episode, we'll dive into how your body will digest food from start (in your mouth) to the end (well, you get the idea...). We will also cover important structures and hormones (and their functions). As always, please let me know any feedback, and happy studying!

In this episode, we will go over the following topics: 1. Enzyme Mechanisms, 2. Classifications, 3. Regulation, 4. Kinetics and Inhibition (including Michaelis-Menten), and 5. Other types of enzymes to know. NOTE: towards the last 2 minutes, I also mention Michaelis-Menten assumptions to know for the MCAT!

If y'all would like to see a specific topic and/or have any feedback, please email me at [email protected]. Happy listening!

In this episode, we'll discuss the following topics: 1. Introduction to Gene Expression and Development, 2. Gene Regulation in Eukaryotes vs. Prokaryotes, 3. Gene Silencing Factors, and 4. Oncogenes. This episode is VERY dense, so please feel free to listen a couple of times. This is HIGH-yield. Being comfortable with these concepts will give you an edge in Bio/Biochem. With that said, happy listening!