Former navy doctor and current Neuro-otology surgeon with an interest in concussion, Michael Hoffer, discusses a new diagnostic modality for concussion; the IPAS Goggles.

Fabian Berger is a tornado pilot with the German air force and amateur race car driver who was inspired to take his aviation experience of simulator based training, crew resource management  and human factors education to race officials and motorsport medics. So that's what he did through the DMSB in Germany. We talk about his motivation, how he got it set up and where he wants to go next with it.

I chat to Dan Marin about the work of the International Council for Motorsport Science (ICMS) and the medical program at the forthcoming PRI2015 event.

At the recent WRC Rally Australia in Coff's harbour I took the opportunity to sit down over acup of tea and a choccy bickie with the very humble Don DiGiglio, who has been the voice of medical comms at the Australian F1GP pretty much from its inception.

It can be a tricky job, balancing the communication demands of the medical and rescue teams as well as what is going on in race control. And there are additional aspects that Don brings up that many people may not be aware of.

So sit back and enjoy Don's velvety tones.

A discussion about the increasingly recognised (rediscovered) Impact Brain Apnoea Syndrome with Mark Wilson.

Profs Hugh Scully, Rob Seal and I talk about motorsport medicine as a pre-hospital specialty, the importance of data, audit and research and the roles that motorsport competitors have in their own rescue.

Professors Hugh Scully (so many motorsport titles I can't list them all here) and Rob Seal (Canadian Grand Prix medical director and CMO for a number of Canadian motorsport events) chat with me in Doha during the FIA Institute Medicine in Motorsport Summit last December. We discuss a bit of the history of medicine in motorsport, circuit craft and issues around recruitment and retention of medical crew members.

I chat to Ian about his first two years as the FIA Medical Rescue Coordinator for Formula 1 and lessons learned during his time in motorsport medicine. We discuss pre-event preparation, teamwork, checklists and communication. We also walk through the phases of a medical response to a racing incident.

Mike Lauria is a military pararescueman and civilian paramedic who recently gave a great talk that pulls together all of the current main areas of high stakes decision-making psychology. I got a chance to pick apart items of his talk with him and we recorded this podcast.

I can guarantee that there will be stuff in here that you can use on your next job, whether at work or at a motorsport event.

John Hinds is an Irish anaesthetist and pre-hospitalist who races motorbikes and works as a motorsport doctor at circuit and road racing events in Ireland.

Brent May is an Australian anaesthetist and pre-hospitalist who works with the motorsport rescue agency Team Medical Australia.

In this podcast we talk about aspects of motorbike racing and some of the medical and rescue elements.