Welcome to the ID Podcasts’ 10th Anniversary IDPodcaster Awards!

Celebrating excellence in podcasting over IDPodcast’s 10 year history


 

We’ll celebrate excellence in IDPodcasts’ national and international reach as the premiere infectious diseases educational resource on the web in ten categories. Nominated podcasts are taken from IDPodcast’s ten-year history.

5. Biggest International Audience

It’s time for the IDPodcaster awards to to turn our attention towards our audience.  Although the US is home to the biggest collection of our listeners,  we wanted to show appreciation for the international country with the biggest audience for our podcasts (Source: YouTube).  Nominees (in alphabetical order - all are in the top five) are:


  1. 1.Canada

  2. 2.Egypt

  3. 3.India

  4. 4.Saudia Arabia

5. United Kingdom (UK)



               

                India



India led the pack on our YouTube channel with 338 subscribers, followed by Saudia Arabia (152), Canada (124), Egypt (120), and the UK (114).  Thanks to all of our international subscribers!


  1. 4.Most Liked Podcast

Which podcasts have been most liked by our listeners?  We looked at our YouTube Channel to find out. 

Nominees based on the number of YouTube Channel “likes” include:


  1. 1.Introduction to Biostatistics: Back to the Basics, Robert Brooks, MD, 9/9/2009

  2. 2.Dengue fever, Nancy Rihana, MD, 3/11/2013

  3. 3.Head and Neck Infections, John Greene, MD, 2/11/2011

  4. 4.Review of Non-Tuberculous Mycobacterial Infections, Richard Oehler, MD, 10/25/2016

  5. 5.A Review of Beta Lactams, John Toney, MD, 10/28/2009


And the winner is, by number of likes on our YouTube channel, is...




                “Introduction to Biostatistics:  Back to the basics”

                Congratulations to Dr. Brooks, whose podcast had 291 likes on our YouTube Channel, versus, Head and Neck infections (193 likes), Dengue (148), Non-Tuberculous Mycobacterial infections (63), and a Review of Beta-Lactams (59).  














              
















  1. 2.Most Watched Lifetime Podcast

We looked at the top five podcasts in terms of total number of minutes watched. Even though a podcast may have a great number of views, the most engaging podcasts are those in which the audience actually watches the podcast for, hopefully, its entire duration of time.  Which of our podcasts have been watched by our audience for the highest number of lifetime minutes?


  1. 1.Introduction to Biostatistics: Back to the Basics, Robert Brooks, MD, 9/9/2009

  2. 2.Dengue fever, Nancy Rihana, MD, 3/11/2013

  3. 3.Head and Neck Infections, John Greene, MD, 2/11/2011

  4. 4.Review of Non-Tuberculous Mycobacterial Infections, Richard Oehler, MD, 10/25/2016

  5. 5.A Review of Beta Lactams, John Toney, MD, 10/28/2009


And the winner is, by number watched minutes (538,812 mins) on our YouTube channel, is...



               “Introduction to Biostatistics:  Back to the basics”

                Congratulations, Dr. Brooks. You are a two-time winner!



  1. 1.Most Viewed Podcast

Well, this is it.  The “big enchilada.” The most distinctive podcast of the last ten years as evidenced by the sheer number of lifetime views.  This winning podcast has the distinction of being the most clicked on podcast on our channel.  Here are our nominees for the most popular lifetime podcast:


  1. 1.Introduction to Biostatistics: Back to the Basics, Robert Brooks, MD, 9/9/2009

  2. 2.Dengue fever, Nancy Rihana, MD, 3/11/2013

  3. 3.Head and Neck Infections, John Greene, MD, 2/11/2011

  4. 4.Osteomyelitis, Sandra Gompf, MD, 5/8/2009

  5. 5.A Review of Beta Lactams, John Toney, MD, 10/28/2009


And the winner is, with an astounding 173,000+ views on YouTube...



                        Head and Neck Infections Review!

                Maybe it’s the subject matter, or the relatively graphic randomly generated thumbnail

                graphic, or the outstanding teaching done by its author, Dr. John Greene, but this podcast has

                consistently been among the most popular on our channel.  And it seems as relevant today as

                it was when it was first recorded in 2011. Congratulations to Dr. Greene for his distinction as

                being both the most prolific podcaster and the author of the most viewed podcast!



























Thank you all for joining us on this journey though our history as we celebrate ten years of IDPodcasts!


A part two of this lecture is also available by the author (Dr. Robert Brooks)

  1. 3.Most Popular ID Fellow Podcast

Every year, USF Infectious diseases fellows (ID clinicians in training) contribute some 8-11 new podcast hours to our online content.  Which of these podcasts over the years have been most popular? We tabulated the data based upon total number of views from our YouTube Channel.


  1. 1.Amebiasis, Luis Rosas, MD, 1/13/2012

  2. 2.Dengue Fever, Nancy Rihana, MD, 3/11/2013

  3. 3.Legionella, Patrick Kinney, DO, 3/29/2013

  4. 4.Viral Hemorrhagic Fever, Elias Maroun, 1/31/2011

  5. 5.TB Meningitis, Luis Rosas, MD, 3/18/2011


And the winner is, by number of views on our YouTube channel, is...



                        Dengue Fever

                        Congratulations Dr. Rihana, whose 2013 presentation has accumulated more than 70,000 views!

                        views!