This time we take a look two and a half years into the past, at a time shortly after our co-host Ned introduced me (Nate) to Darbe and her Motorvation Foundation training. We also hear from one of our team members who was willing to share her extremely impactful story, though wishes to keep her identity private. We are so thankful for her input.

In this episode you will witness an up and coming ground breaker in the world of Parkinson's devote her graduate project to telling the story of three of her clients.

The PD world needs more like her. 

This week we interview the person who has likely interviewed more people with Parkinson's than any other, and taught our community so much in the process. Mike Quaglia is undoubtedly the most unsung hero in the Parkinson's world. He has contributed to so many connections, to bringing together aspects of our community that would not have ever had contact unless a changemaker extraordinaire like Mike intervened. All while living well with Parkinson's. Sit back and listen to someone you've heard many times, but from a perspective we have not yet been privy to. 

Greg O'Keefe and Tracy Foutz explore their adventures of climbing proverbial and literal mountains, encountering dangers, and their ability to keep living and moving well through Parkinson's.

In this episode we are introduced to Barry Blaustein, and Mona (just.. Mona).

Barry is a very successful comedy writer, turned professor. You have most likely seen many of his projects!

And Mona is the personal executive assistant of Norway's most successful hotel magnate. 

Learn how it is to live with PD in the high paced life of show-biz and the Oslo business world.

Our first interview of many to come! Heather explores her humble past right up to her current life in California with Parkinson's. Nothing is off limits, and we discuss as much as an hour can hold with this firecracker. Stay tuned!

Welcome to the Motorvation Station!