Diabetics Doing Things Podcast

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Diabetics Doing Things Podcast episodes

July 25, 2024 Episode 290 - Charlotte Drury, U.S. Trampoline Gymnast, Tokyo '20 Olympic Team
Rob and Eritrea are joined on the podcast by Charlotte Drury, U.S.
Trampoline Gymnast on the Tokyo ‘21 Olympic Team as well as Larkin Clark,
DDT contributor and Zine author.
Read more about Charlotte in Charlotte Drury Bounces Back, the cover story
for DDT Creator Zine Vol.1, Issue 1 written by Larkin Clark with images by
Alfred Sarpeh.
In the episode, Rob and Charlotte discuss:
* Charlotte’s diagnosis before the Olympics
* Wanting to keep her privacy
* Discovering the Diabetes community
* Knowing there’s no wrong way to handle a diagnosis
* Fitting Diabetes into your life
* Waiting with open arms and advice
* Living life
* How awesome social media can be
* Knowing it’ll get better
1 hr 22 min
July 17, 2024 REPOST - Track Cycling & Empowering Others with Mandy Marquardt - Olympic Series
In this episode of the "Tools of Type 1s" podcast, host Rob Howe interviews
Mandy Marquardt, a professional cyclist for Team Novo Nordisk and member of
the USA Cycling national team. Mandy was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at
age 16 and has gone on to compete at the highest levels of her sport,
inspiring others living with diabetes.
Main Topics Discussed:
* Mandy's journey to the 2024 Olympics and the challenges of the
qualifying process (00:01:24)
* How Mandy got involved in the diabetes online community and started
racing for Team Novo Nordisk (00:06:10)
* Mandy's advice for others with type 1 diabetes pursuing athletic
careers (00:17:18)
* Mandy's unique perspective on managing diabetes as a professional
cyclist (00:20:09)
* Mandy's goals of representing the U.S. at the 2020 Olympics
(00:14:27)
Where to Find Mandy Marquardt:
* Instagram: @mandymarquardt
* Twitter: @mandymarquardt
* Facebook: Mandy Marquardt, Athlete
* Website: mandymarquardt.com
Key References & Resources:
* Team Novo Nordisk - The world's first all-diabetes professional
cycling team
* USA Cycling - The national governing body for the sport of cycling in
the United States
25 min
July 10, 2024 Episode 288 - Top 5 Things I Learned at ADA 2024
In this episode, Rob provides an update on various Diabetics Doing Things
projects, including the Diabetes Legends basketball clinic, upcoming
speaking engagements, the "Doing Well with Diabetes" series, and a new
podcast series with the International Diabetes Federation. He also plans to
highlight Olympic and national team athletes who have previously appeared
on the podcast. While the podcast schedule may be slightly less consistent
over the next few weeks due to Rob's busy schedule, he promises to continue
delivering high-quality content, including sharing the top 5 things he
learned from the ADA 2024 Scientific Sessions.
Main Topics Discussed:
* Diabetes Doing Things Update (00:02:30) - Rob provides updates on the
Diabetes Legends basketball clinic in Dallas, upcoming speaking
engagements, and the "Doing Well with Diabetes" series in partnership
with CenterWell and the North Texas Food Bank.
* International Diabetes Federation Podcast (00:13:01) - Rob shares
that he and Erica have been asked by the International Diabetes
Federation to host a podcast series featuring athletes with diabetes,
which will be a great opportunity to showcase their work.
* Olympic Athlete Highlights (00:14:41) - Rob plans to re-air episodes
featuring Olympic and national team athletes, such as Mark White,
Mary Markworth, and Lauren Cox, to celebrate the upcoming Olympic
games.
* Summer Podcast Schedule (00:16:27) - Rob acknowledges that the
podcast may not be as consistent over the next few weeks due to the
various projects and events he is involved in, but he promises to
continue providing high-quality content.
* Top 5 Learnings from ADA 2024 (00:18:30) - Rob shares the top 5
things he learned from the ADA 2024 Scientific Sessions, focusing on
insights from the poster sessions.
* How emerging adults with type 1 diabetes seek self-care information
(00:18:30)
* The higher prevalence of psychotherapeutic drug use among adults with
diabetes (00:22:36)
* The association between environmental mastery and reduced diabetes
distress (00:24:35)
* The impact of a digital health coaching program on food insecure
rural populations with type 2 diabetes (00:28:55)
* The differing glucose responses to moderate vs. high intensity
exercise (00:30:57)
Key References:
International Diabetes Federation (IDF) virtual event "The Power of
Movement To Tackle Diabetes"
Breakthrough T1D event in Dallas, TX
Diabetes Legends Basketball Camp in Denver
"Doing Well with Diabetes" series with CenterWell primary care
34 min
July 03, 2024 Episode 287 - 9amHealth with Frank Westermann
In this episode, we talk with Frank Westermann, the Co-Founder of
9amHealth, a virtual care platform focused on providing holistic,
specialty-level care for people living with cardio-metabolic conditions
like prediabetes, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and high cholesterol.
Frank shares his personal journey with type 1 diabetes and how that
experience led him to co-found 9amHealth, which aims to make it easier for
people to access the care and support they need to manage their chronic
conditions.
Main Topics Discussed:
* Frank's diagnosis with type 1 diabetes and how it shaped his career
path (00:00:57)
* The evolution from Frank's previous company, MySugr, to the launch of
9am Health (00:04:04)
* 9amHealth's approach to providing "complete cardiometabolic care" for
patients with type 2 diabetes and related conditions (00:06:56)
* How 9amHealth is working to address barriers to care in underserved
communities (00:14:12)
* Patient success stories and the impact of 9amHealth's affordable,
accessible care model (00:21:34)
* The role of AI and technology in the future of healthcare (00:24:56)
Where to find Frank:
LinkedIn
9amHealth
32 min
June 26, 2024 Episode 286 - Black, Trans, and Diabetic with Angelique Godwin
June is Pride Month and to celebrate Pride in the Diabetes community, we
are highlighting amazing stories from the LGBTQ+ diabetes community to show
that diabetes doesn’t stop you from being who you are and living your best
life. Please be welcoming and respectful to our guests and if you feel the
need to be bigoted, hateful or discriminatory, we will protect our guests
and respond in-kind. Happy Pride!
In this episode, we sit down with Angelique Godwin, a Black, trans woman
living with type 1 diabetes. Angelique shares her journey to diagnosis, the
challenges she faced navigating the healthcare system, and how she's
learned to manage her diabetes while embracing her full identity. We
discuss the importance of self-advocacy, the impact of diabetes on mental
health, and how the LGBTQ+ community can support those with chronic
conditions.
Main Topics Discussed:
- Angelique's path to diagnosis and the obstacles she faced (00:00:00 -
00:06:39)
- The importance of self-advocacy in healthcare (00:06:40 - 00:13:30)
- Managing diabetes through diet, exercise, and mindset shifts (00:13:31 -
00:22:27)
- How diabetes has impacted Angelique's life as a Black, trans woman
(00:22:28 - 00:38:22)
- Advice for embracing your full identity while living with a chronic
condition (00:38:23 - 00:43:35)
Where to Find Angelique:
- Instagram, Facebook: @dncndiva
- Advocacy work with Equality Florida
45 min
June 19, 2024 Episode 285 - Rob & Eritrea June 2024
In this episode of the Diabetics Doing Things podcast, hosts Rob Howe and
Eritrea Mussa discuss the challenges of living with diabetes in the United
States, including issues around insurance coverage, medication costs, and
access to care. They also touch on the importance of self-care, community,
and advocacy for people with diabetes.
Topics Covered
- Diabetes check-in and insurance/medication coverage issues (00:00:54 -
00:07:23)
- The high costs of diabetes care and the need for systemic change
(00:07:23 - 00:09:21)
- The importance of self-care, physical activity, and mental health
(00:09:21 - 00:14:59)
- Advocating for yourself as a creator and getting fairly compensated
(00:14:59 - 00:59:16)
Resources:
4000 Weeks by Oliver Burkeman
1 hr
June 12, 2024 Episode 284 - Diabetes Tech & Dating with Diabetech Justin
June is Pride Month and to celebrate Pride in the Diabetes community, we
are highlighting amazing stories from the LGBTQ+ diabetes community to show
that diabetes doesn’t stop you from being who you are and living your best
life. Please be welcoming and respectful to our guests and if you feel the
need to be bigoted, hateful or discriminatory, we will protect our guests
and respond in-kind. Happy Pride!
Our guest today is Justin Eastzer, the host of the Diabetech podcast and
YouTube channel. Justin has become a prominent voice in the diabetes online
community, sharing his personal experiences and insights about managing
type 1 diabetes.
## Topics Covered
- Justin's diagnosis journey and initial misdiagnosis as type 2 diabetes
(00:02:37)
- The power of social media and online communities in finding the right
diagnosis and treatment (00:04:04)
- Navigating dating and intimate relationships as a person with diabetes
(00:14:51)
- Staying positive and confident while living with a chronic condition
(00:15:34)
- Exciting developments in diabetes technology, including smart insulin and
faster-acting insulin (00:41:52)
- Announcement of an upcoming diabetes community meetup at ADA in Orlando
on June 22nd (00:47:10)
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Where to Find Justin
- Diabetech Podcast:
- Diabetech YouTube Channel: (https://www.youtube.com/diabe_tech)
- Instagram: [@diabe_tech]
- TikTok: [@diabetech](https://www.tiktok.com/@diabetech)
50 min
June 05, 2024 Episode 283 - Traveling & Relationships with Diabetes with Tanner Saunders
In this episode of Diabetes Doing Things, Tanner Saunders shares his
personal journey of being diagnosed with diabetes at a young age,
highlighting the intersection of travel, diabetes management, and finding a
supportive community. The conversation also includes stories about him and
his partner, who both have diabetes and work in the journalism industry,
emphasizing their synchronized approach to managing their health condition.
Additionally, the episode explores his experience working in travel while
living with diabetes, discussing the challenges and strategies involved in
traveling with the condition.
Topics discussed:
* Personal Journey with Diabetes
* Being diagnosed with diabetes at a young age
* Embracing self-reliance and independence in managing insulin
injections
* Importance of empowerment and self-care in living with diabetes
* Normalizing diabetes in small-town communities and schools
* Challenges of explaining the condition to peers and adults
* Balancing freedom and support from parents
* Relationship Dynamics with Diabetes
* Couple's experiences: Meeting through work and bonding over diabetes
* Synchronized management using Omnipod and DexCom
* Navigating conflicts and daily life while supporting each other
* Traveling with Diabetes
* Informing airline staff about the condition
* Managing supplies and blood sugar levels during flights
* Travel accessibility regardless of financial status
* Setting goals, utilizing resources like the Points Guy, and using
credit cards for travel benefits
* Exploring local and international destinations for personal growth
* Finding joy in travel experiences despite challenges like the
COVID-19 pandemic
References:
The Points Guy
Omnipod
DexCom
Tanner Saunders' Instagram
00:00 Exploring the World with Diabetes: A Special Guest on Travel
Stories
00:03 Exploring the Connection Between Travel, Independence, and
Diabetes with Tanner Saunders
03:05 Growing Up with Diabetes: A Journey of Independence and
Community Support
07:53 Navigating Diabetes Advocacy and Independence from a Young Age
14:58 A Unique Love Story: Navigating a Relationship with Diabetes
Together
18:39 Navigating Independence and Partnership with Diabetes: A
Heartfelt Journey
26:41 Navigating Travel as a Diabetic: Personal Experiences and Tips
31:43 Navigating Air Travel with Diabetes: Personal Experiences and
Precautions
35:38 Traveling with Diabetes: Tips and Tricks for Staying Prepared
42:20 Unlocking Travel Experiences: Tips and Inspiration
50:05 Exploring the Mundane to Find Marvelous Experiences: An
Inspiring Conversation with Tanner Saunders
54:24 Empowering Pride Message with a Call to Action
55 min
May 29, 2024 Episode 282 - A Potential Future for Diabetes Care with Dr. Anath Shalev, Founder TIXiMED
In this episode of the podcast Rob is solo as he interviews Dr. Anath
Shalev, a diabetes researcher turned founder of startup Tiximed. Dr. Shalev
discusses the discovery of TixnIP, a protein involved in oxidative stress
in beta cells, and its potential for treating diabetes. The conversation
covers the development of TIX 100, an oral medication targeting TixnIP, its
implications for type 1 and type 2 diabetes, and the differences from
existing diabetes treatments like SGLT2 inhibitors and GLP-1 agonists.
Topics discussed:
* Dr. Anas Shalev's background in diabetes research and founding of
Tiximed
* Discovery of TixnIP and its role in beta cell health
* Potential of TIX 100 as a novel oral medication for diabetes
treatment
* Comparison of TIX 100 with existing diabetes treatments like SGLT2
inhibitors and GLP-1 agonists
* Research process behind TixnIP inhibition and development of TIX 100
* Future of diabetes care, combination therapies, and impact on
patients' lives
* Information about Tiximed, clinical trials, and ways to support the
research
00:18 Revolutionizing Diabetes Treatment: From Researcher to Founder
03:47 Revolutionizing Diabetes Treatment: Targeting Beta Cells and
Glucagon Levels
13:47 Revolutionizing Diabetes Treatment: Targeting Beta Cells in
Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes
17:35 Revolutionizing Diabetes Treatment with Ticks 100: A
Breakthrough in Addressing the Root Cause of the Disease
27:35 The Limitations and Advantages of Verapamil in Diabetes Care
29:47 Advancements in Diabetes Technology and Research: A Look into
the Future
33:04 Exploring Diabetes Treatment Innovations with Dr. Shalev
36 min
May 22, 2024 Episode 281 - The Future of Closed Loop Diabetes Therapy - Xeris Biopharma and Beta Bionics announce partnership to produce bi-hormonal insulin pump with Paul Edick and Sean Saint
In this episode of Diabetics doing things, Rob interviews Paul Edick from
Xeris Biopharma and Sean Saint from Beta Bionics. They discuss the formal
partnership announcement between Xeris Biopharma and Beta Bionics, focusing
on the development of a bi-hormonal insulin pump for diabetes management.
The conversation touches on the challenges and benefits of the partnership,
the development process, and the potential impact on diabetes care.
Topics discussed:
1. Partnership between Xeris Biopharma and Beta Bionics
2. The unique challenges faced by a bihormonal pump compared to
traditional insulin pumps.
3. The formulation process of the pump and collaboration between Xeris
and Beta Bionics.
4. The upcoming phase 2 and phase 3 clinical trials.
5. The importance of glucagon in diabetes management and the need for
increased awareness and availability of glucagon.
6. The potential for a fully automated diabetes therapy experience.
7. The role of technology in reducing the burden of diabetes management
and enhancing quality of life.
8. The journey towards regulatory approval and commercialization.
9. The historical context of glucagon use and the evolving perceptions
around its importance.
10. The positive impact of the partnership on advancing diabetes care and
glycemic control.
Key takeaways:
* The partnership between Xeris Biopharma and Beta Bionics aims to
develop a bihormonal pump for diabetes management.
* The collaboration involves overcoming unique challenges associated
with incorporating both insulin and glucagon in the pump.
* The development process includes formulation, clinical trials, and
regulatory approval.
* The partnership highlights the importance of increasing awareness and
availability of glucagon for diabetes patients.
* The ultimate goal is to provide a hands-off, automated diabetes
therapy experience to improve quality of life for individuals with
diabetes.
References:
* Xeris Biopharma
* Beta Bionics
00:00 Exploring Inspiring Stories of People with Diabetes and Industry
Announcements
00:18 Exciting Partnership Announcement: Xeris Biopharma and Beta Bionics
Join Forces for Innovative Diabetes Solution
03:58 Revolutionizing Diabetes Care with Biohormonal Pump and Xerasol
Technology
08:52 Exploring the Future of Glucagon Use and Reducing Stigma in Diabetes
Management
13:41 Revolutionizing Diabetes Therapy: The Future of Automated Insulin
and Glucagon Pump Systems
23:41 Overcoming Fear and Stigma: The Journey with Glucagon and the Future
of Insulin Pumps
25:17 Challenges and Partnerships in Developing a Bi-Hormonal Pump for
Diabetes Management
30:47 Exciting Innovations in Diabetes Care: A Look into Bi Hormonal Pumps
33 min

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Hosted by T1D Rob Howe, Diabetics Doing Things tells amazing stories of people with diabetes from across the globe, digging deep into everything it takes to Live Well with Diabetes and sharing…