#1940 Joint Pancreas
Michelle and Don's son Carter was diagnosed at six. Two years in, they talk about the signs they missed, staying a team through it, and the thing Carter said when he heard about a cure. twiist - A dif...
27 Aug 1h 22min
#1939 Good at Talking to People - Part 2
Part two of Elizabeth Maddock Dillon's interview with Scott: why storytelling works when instructions don't, what he thinks doctors can and can't do, and the three things he's actually trying to say. ...
26 Aug 1h 2min
#1938 Good at Talking to People - Part 1
Elizabeth Maddock Dillon turns the microphone around. An English professor writing a book about sugar interviews Scott about how the podcast began — the diagnosis, the accidental blog, and the day Kat...
25 Aug 1h 6min
#1937 Immunostimulation with Dr. Faustman
Dr. Denise Faustman of Harvard and Mass General returns to explain her BCG vaccine research in type 1 diabetes — a phase 2 trial, a surprising metabolic discovery, and where it stands now. twiist - A ...
24 Aug 1h
#1936 Naming This
Scott and Erika Forsyth plan their next series out loud — the reasons people avoid their own diabetes care, and what happens when you give each one a name. twiist - A different type of insulin pump ha...
23 Aug 41min
#1935 My Body Beeps
Katie Lockwood is a therapist and author with cystic fibrosis and CF-related diabetes. She writes picture books that put kids with medical conditions on the page — including one about growing up with ...
21 Aug 1h 3min
#1934 All In It Together
Hannah, 19 and pre-med, has had type 1 since age 15. She talks candidly about recovery from an eating disorder, working diabetes camp, her mom's later diagnosis, and finding the right support. twiist ...
20 Aug 1h 32min
