
Hosted by T1D Rob Howe, Diabetics Doing Things tells amazing stories of people with diabetes from across the globe, digging deep into everything it takes to Live Well with Diabetes and sharing exciting adventures along the way.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Health & Fitness | |||

Tyler Cook is a professional GT3 racing driver who has competed in some of the most grueling endurance races on the planet, the 24 Hours of Spa, the 24 Hours of Nürburgring, IMSA, and GT World Challenge Europe. He's also been living with type 1 diabe... more
Steven Cannady was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes on December 21, 2004, during Christmas break, in eighth grade, after eating a family-size box of Fruit Loops and spending hours on the kitchen floor before his mom got home from work. Rob was diagnose... more
Steven Cannady was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes on December 21, 2004, during Christmas break, in eighth grade, after eating a family-size box of Fruit Loops and spending hours on the kitchen floor before his mom got home from work. Rob was diagnose... more
Rob and Neil have been doing this a long time, long enough to get bored with the safe version of things. This conversation started as a Friday-at-5 PM debrief between two guys who've spent years making diabetes content, and it ended up going somewher... more
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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.
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.
It’s literally just a far-left political talk show now
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.
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!
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Across recent episodes, the show centers on real-world living with Type 1 diabetes through personal stories, practical management tips, leadership insights, and advocacy. Guests range from researchers, clinicians, and university leaders to elite athletes and family caregivers, with topics spanning breathwork and insulin sensitivity, dietary strategies, DKA awareness, insulin affordability, and tech-enabled diabetes care. The show often blends experiential narratives with expert perspectives to illuminate how people manage health, performance, and community around a chronic condition. A notable strength is its accessibility and emphasis on empowerment, education, and practical takeaways for listeners, whether newly diagnosed or long-time com... more
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Recent guests on Diabetics Doing Things Podcast include:
1. Neil Greathouse
2. Dr. Gregory Dodell
3. Christine Keown
4. Dakota Myers
5. Dr. Hannah Parr
6. Amanda Mueller
7. Nick Heath
8. Dr. Carol Johnston
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