Live to Walk Again

This week we had the immense pleasure of welcoming none other than Super Food And Longevity Expert, David Wolfe, to the podcast. We discussed what to eat, what food combinations you should seek out and avoid, what kind of water to drink, and many other topics. Jerimie was joined by Live to Walk Again Correspondent Kai Bickle for this amazingly insightful interview.

This week we changed things up a bit and spoke with Glenda Breiler who is running for the Washington State House of Representatives in the 22nd district, she is a member of the Colville Tribes and would be the only member of a Native American tribe elected to public office in Washington state. We spoke to her about the importance of water and the environment as a whole, healthcare, and social unrest. Glenda is an amazing progressive candidate that we wanted to spotlight on the podcast.

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This week I had the privilege of speaking with US Olympic High Jumper Jamie Nieto about suffering a spinal cord injury, his acting/writing/producing, his wife appearing on America's Got Talent, and how his faith has helped him deal with his new reality. Also I talk about a quadriplegic in Texas with Covid 19 that was denied a ventilator and allowed to die because the doctors didn't think it was worth it.

No Brandon, No Problem. With Brandon on vacation we don't skip a beat, this week we were joined in studio by Shaa Iyall, who is an advocate for plants and people and a teacher of traditional native medicine; and Nisqually Tribal Council Member Willie Frank III who is also a longtime friend of Jerimie and Brandon. We discussed a wide range of topics including how the coronavirus is affecting Native American Tribes, the incredible healing properties of traditional native medicine, and the importance of water and the environment moving into the future.

This week we had the pleasure of speaking with Adam Lucio who is in an Adaptive Athlete, motivational speaker, and founder of the Anpassa Project. Adam has been on an amazing journey from being injured in a car accident at 5 months old to the inspirational man he is today. Also Jerimie and Brandon talk about our first sponsor South Bay Raw, circuit training for people with spinal cord injuries, and Juneteenth.

We're Back!!! We took a brief break but are back with an amazing episode!! Dr. Kobi Koffler joins us for an interview about 3-D printed scaffolding and neural stem cells that his team at the University of California San Diego are using to fix spinal cord injuries in rats with great success. Dr. Koffler gives us a great description of the way that 3-D printing is opening up new pathways for SCI research. Then Jerimie and Brandon talk discuss the state of our country, coronavirus, and Coolio.

This week we discuss Elon Musk's bombshell on the Joe Rogan podcast about his company, Neuralink, and how it can restore functionality to quadriplegics. Then we talk about surviving the pandemic, social distancing, and what kind of media we've been ingesting.

This week we were lucky enough to speak with Dr. Matt Angove, a naturopathic doctor, about dealing with stress, beneficial supplements, and what foods we should be eating during the coronavirus pandemic. Then we talk about friend of the show, Dr. Lonnie Shea from the University of Michigan and the advancement in his studies.

This week on the Surviving Paralysis Podcast we interviewed an old friend, Mike Wilkinson, who is an ER Charge Nurse to talk about the stress that front-line workers are going through, when to come to the hospital, and what symptoms to look out for. We also give a quick salute to Fern and Paul from the movie Any One of Us for being nominated for 2 Sports Emmys!!