Podcasts

OT Roundup is a biweekly news podcast from Ophthalmology Times, hosted by Lucia Gambuzza, senior content producer at MJH Life Sciences, with Expert Insight from co-host Veeral Sheth, MD, MBA, FASRS, FACS, of University Retina and Macula Associates. Every other Friday, the series breaks down the regulatory news, trial data, and studies moving across the Eye Care Network into one concise episode, featuring an exclusive interview segment with Sheth's clinical perspective on one of the week's biggest stories. Built for listening on the commute, over coffee, or between cases, OT Roundup keeps ophthalmologists and retina specialists current without requiring them to read every story themselves.

IOLs: What Every Surgeon Needs to Know is an editorially independent video and podcast series from Ophthalmology Times, hosted by Douglas D. Koch, MD, Professor and Allen, Mosbacher, and Law Chair in Ophthalmology at Cullen Eye Institute, Baylor College of Medicine. The series delivers concise, expert-driven insights on intraocular lens (IOL) technology and cataract surgery, highlighting clinical pearls, emerging innovations, and practical perspectives for surgeons seeking to optimize outcomes.

Eichenbaum Acorns is an editorially independent article and podcast series powered by Modern Retina and hosted by David A. Eichenbaum, MD, FASRS, partner and director of research at Retina Vitreous Associates of Florida. Presented in a Q&A-style format, the series explores the often-overlooked dimensions of the retina specialist profession—ranging from clinical decision-making and innovation to career development and personal perspective. Through candid conversations with leading voices in the field, Eichenbaum Acorns seeks to uncover the insights that shape modern retina care. Inspired by its namesake—“Eichenbaum,” the Yiddish word for oak—the series aims to plant small “acorns” of insight that grow into deeper understanding and long-term impact for retina specialists.

This video series, hosted by Nicole Bajic, MD, delivers concise, high-impact episodes that focus on practical clinical pearls and expert insights across ophthalmology. As a comprehensive ophthalmologist at the Cole Eye Institute and assistant professor at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, Dr. Bajic draws on both clinical experience and academic expertise to provide timely guidance on today’s most pressing ophthalmic topics.

NeuroOp Guru is a peer-to-peer discussion series hosted by Andrew G. Lee, MD, of Houston Methodist Hospital and Andrew “Drew” Carey, MD, of the Wilmer Eye Institute. The series delivers concise, digestible episodes that translate recent clinical study data in neuro-ophthalmology into actionable insights for practicing clinicians. By blending expert analysis with practical context, NeuroOp Guru helps neuro-ophthalmologists stay current with rapidly evolving research while connecting evidence to clinical practice.

The Residency Report is a collaborative series from Ophthalmology Times and the Department of Ophthalmology at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, where residents serve as moderators, leading discussions with faculty and visiting professors. Each episode examines a recently published ophthalmology journal article, breaking down the study’s design, results, and clinical implications. The resident-led moderation brings fresh perspectives, fostering interactive, insightful discussions that make complex research accessible to both trainees and practicing ophthalmologists.

The mission of The Retina TL;DR with Dr. Weng, hosted by Christina Y. Weng, MD, MBA, FASRS, is to deliver concise, high-impact insights that help retina specialists stay current in a rapidly evolving field. The series’ vision is to be the go-to resource for busy clinicians seeking fast, actionable updates on cutting-edge research, technologies, and practical strategies in retina care—empowering modern retina specialists to make informed decisions efficiently and confidently.

The Ophthalmology Times podcast Beyond The Walls—hosted by Deborah Ristvedt, DO, of Vance Thompson Vision—explores the “how and why” behind what drives today’s ophthalmologists, uncovering the personal stories, values, and sense of purpose that guide their work and leadership beyond the clinic.