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Diabetics Doing Things Podcast

Diabetics Doing Things
Type 1 Diabetes
Diabetes
Community Support
Podcasting
Type-1 Diabetes
Diabetes Management
Diabetes Stigma
Type 2 Diabetes
Mental Health
Insulin
Track Cycling
Sonia Nabeta Foundation
Abbott
Medtronic
Barbara Davis Center
Advocacy
Nutrition
Sports Photography
Trampoline Gymnastics
Olympic Games

Listen weekly, as Diabetics Doing Things founder, Rob Howe, goes 1-on-1 with other Type-1 Diabetics in our #DDT Podcast. Get the firsthand accounts on how a Type-1 diagnosis was not the end, but the beginning of an incredible journey.

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On episode 1 of Doing Well with Diabetes Season 2 Rob opens with a global nutritionist panel featuring three voices from three continents—Ravi Subramanian (India/Australia), Sally Anne Shirto (Zimbabwe/South Africa), and Marina Cavalin (Brazil). Each... more

Summary In this special episode of Diabetics Doing Things, Rob Howe interviews Jordan Keltner, a participant from Netflix's Love is Blind Season 9, who shares his journey as a caregiver for his son with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D). They discuss the challen... more

In this episode of Diabetics Doing Things, host Rob Howe sits down with Allan Coukell, Chief Government Affairs and Public Policy Officer at Civica Rx, to discuss one of the most significant healthcare developments in years: California’s announcement... more

Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video should not be used for medical diagnosis or treatment or as a substitute for professional medical advice. Individual symptoms, situations and circumstances may vary. Sponsored by Abbott Summary In this co... more

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Recent Guests

Jordan Keltner
Contestant from Netflix's Love is Blind season 9 and advocate for Type 1 Diabetes awareness
Life for a Child
Episode: Episode 340 - Jordan Keltner from Netlix' Love is Blind
Allan Coukell
Policy Director at Civica Rx and Chief Government Affairs and Public Policy Officer.
Civica Rx
Episode: Episode 339 - $11 Insulin for All: Civica Rx’s Breakthrough with CalRx and the Future of Affordable Insulin
Danica Collins
Health care consultant, health coach, patient advocate, and diabetes creator
Episode: Episode 338 - DKA In Real Life: ‘It Can Happen to You’ with Danica Collins
Leigh Fickling
Parent and caregiver of a child with T1D since 2013, Chief Operating Officer at Children with Diabetes
Children with Diabetes
Episode: Episode 337 - DKA In Real Life: a Caregiver’s Perspective with Leigh Fickling
Dr. Eden Miller
Family medicine doctor specializing in diabetology and obesity medicine, living with type 1 diabetes for almost 30 years.
Diabetes and Obesity Care
Episode: Episode 334 - What is DKA? Breaking down the basics with Dr. Eden Miller
Nancy Cox
Division I golfer at Florida Atlantic University and Type 1 Diabetic
Florida Atlantic University
Episode: Episode 333 - Playing College Golf with T1D - Nancy Cox
Cooper Farrall
College basketball player and advocate for individuals with type 1 diabetes
Bentley University
Episode: Episode 332 - Playing College Basketball with T1D - Cooper Farrall the T1D Hooper
Cassidy Farnsworth
Patient advocate and PA, focusing on the mental health aspects of diabetes care
Episode: Episode 331 - Why Mental Health Matters in Diabetes Care with Cassadie Farnsworth
Zan Fleming
Endocrinologist and founder of Kinexum, former FDA executive
Kinexum
Episode: Episode 330 - Zan Fleming - Founder and Executive Chairman of Kinexum

Host

Rob Howe
Founder of Diabetics Doing Things, Rob Howe hosts conversations with fellow Type 1 Diabetics, sharing stories of resilience and empowerment in managing the disease.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 86 ratings
  • Insightful & Inspiring

    Rob does an amazing job interviewing insightful guests under the lens of his own experience as a Type 1. The innovator series is particularly great for anyone interested in new tech in development and/or a possible career in the diabetes medical space.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bclay206
    United States4 months ago
  • Educational && Funny

    This is one of those podcasts that is both educational && funny. Not to mention the natural rapport for the Rob and Eritrea is so natural, humorous && easy! It’s just like two friends hanging out who just happen to have diabetes. A great podcast no matter where you’re at in your diabetes journey-newly diagnosed or 25 years in.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CrazyTeXan26
    United States2 years ago
  • Woke

    It’s literally just a far-left political talk show now

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Michaelfranke
    United States5 years ago
  • Labels

    The ADA Guidelines dropped using the pejorative “diabetic” from the Standards of Care in 2016 and recommenced using the description “patients with Diabetes”. Kindly consider following their guidance. Many thanks.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Robert E. MBA
    United States5 years ago
  • Rob

    I listened to Rob at the typeone summit in St. Paul last weekend. All should be pleased that Rob is in our corner, not just because he’s a big dude, but he has a great presence and has dedicated his time to helping others. Secret to success, want to help your outlook? Help someone! So glad big Rob is in our corner, go get ‘em Rob!

    John Kinzer

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    keep on Man
    United States6 years ago

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There are criticisms regarding the political slant of certain episodes, suggesting the content has shifted for some listeners.
Listeners appreciate the informative and engaging nature of the conversations, often highlighting the personal stories as relatable and inspiring.
The podcast successfully combines humor with education, making it an enjoyable experience for those navigating diabetes.
Overall, it is praised for fostering a supportive community and providing valuable insights into diabetes management.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 340 - Jordan Keltner from Netlix' Love is Blind
Q: How did you come to terms with the stigmatizing comment made by one of your co-stars?
Jordan expressed forgiveness and understanding, highlighting the importance of education and outreach in addressing misconceptions about diabetes.
Episode 340 - Jordan Keltner from Netlix' Love is Blind
Q: What can you share about Luca's diagnosis and you and your family's journey through that?
Jordan describes the misdiagnosis and subsequent emergency room visit where Luca's blood sugar was extremely high, which initiated their journey with Type 1 Diabetes.
Episode 337 - DKA In Real Life: a Caregiver’s Perspective with Leigh Fickling
Q: How does diabetes show up day to day at Children with Diabetes?
Diabetes accommodations are made to allow team members to step away when experiencing diabetes-related issues, ensuring they can manage their condition effectively.
Episode 337 - DKA In Real Life: a Caregiver’s Perspective with Leigh Fickling
Q: How familiar were you and your family with the signs of diabetes and elevated ketones and DKA?
Not at all; there was a lack of awareness regarding the signs of diabetes, which caused a delay in recognizing the seriousness of Ava's symptoms.
Episode 332 - Playing College Basketball with T1D - Cooper Farrall the T1D Hooper
Q: How did you approach that or how do you kind of deal with, you know, either questions?
Cooper mentions he is still learning and often explains his routine to teammates about managing diabetes during games.

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What is Diabetics Doing Things Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on the lived experiences of individuals with Type 1 diabetes, the content revolves around personal stories, challenges, and the empowerment that comes from managing diabetes. Episodes typically feature conversations with various guests who share their personal journeys, emphasizing aspects like diabetic ketoacidosis, the importance of self-advocacy, and community support. Unique insights are offered into balancing diabetes with athletics, mental health, and innovative healthcare solutions, making it relevant for anyone interested in diabetes management or looking for inspiration and information from relatable voices.

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Recent guests on Diabetics Doing Things Podcast include:

1. Jordan Keltner
2. Allan Coukell
3. Danica Collins
4. Leigh Fickling
5. Dr. Eden Miller
6. Nancy Cox
7. Cooper Farrall
8. Cassidy Farnsworth

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