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Juicebox Podcast: Type 1 Diabetes

Scott Benner
Type 1 Diabetes
Diabetes
Diabetes Management
Insulin Pumps
Body Grief
Insulin
Omnipod
Tandem Diabetes Care
Health Management
Parenting
Chronic Illness
Tandem Mobi
Friends For Life Conference
Mental Health
Juicebox Podcast
Family Dynamics
Insulin Pump
Dexcom
Diabetes Education
Omnipod 5

Obtainable strategies for living well with diabetes. Throw away your fear and learn to be Bold With Insulin! Visit the show at JuiceboxPodcast.com

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Latest Episodes

Diagnosed at 37 in Germany, a week alone in COVID quarantine, an insulin pen and no instructions. Bar life, burnout, therapy, and one very good endo.

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Part two. The advice lands — two mirrors bouncing anxiety back and forth. Hidden apple pouches, a thyroid checklist, a Texas move, and Scott's blunt fix for a burned-out mom.

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Part one. An RN mom hasn't slept in nearly two years — her daughter's needle phobia, anxiety, and lows run the house. Scott hears it all, then offers the advice.

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Recent Guests

Kent Schnakenberg
Founder of Team Schnak Strong, Type 1 diabetes advocate
Team Schnak Strong / JDRF Breakthrough Fund
Episode: #1906 In Memoriam: Kent Schnakenberg
Caitlin Kate
Diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at a young age; advocate and student managing her condition with tech
Episode: #1904 I Killed My Own Pancreas
Lane Desborough
Diabetes technology advocate featured at ADA booth
Episode: #1894 Four chats live From ADA
Madison Smith
Therapy Chief Engineer for MDI Systems at MiniMed
MiniMed (Medtronic)
Episode: #1894 Four chats live From ADA
John Sjolund
Founder of Luna Diabetes
Luna Diabetes
Episode: #1894 Four chats live From ADA
Eric Gilbert
Person with Type 1 diabetes for 54+ years; advocate and patient with deep personal experience
Independent patient advocate / Diabetes community member
Episode: #1886 Game Set Match
Maggie Grillo
Pediatric endocrinologist and associate diabetes director at Cohen Children's Medical Center
Northwell Health / Cohen Children's Medical Center
Episode: #1884 Grand Rounds: Dr. Maggie Grillo
Jenny Smith
Diabetes educator with over 35 years of personal experience
Episode: #1883 Take Your Hands Off It: The Settings
Eric Benjamin
Chief Operating Officer, Insulet Corporation
Insulet Corporation
Episode: #1882 Eric Benjamin, Omnipod's COO, Live from ADA

Host

Scott Benner
Host of the Juicebox Podcast

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 2.7k ratings
  • Can’t get past the obnoxious host

    Subscribed to this podcast early on and never got much out of it as a longtime t1, it is extremely parent-centric and the host is very dismissive of the experience of actually having the disease. But wow, it has apparently gone way downhill since I last listened.

    A recent episode started auto playing and it was mostly the host ranting about people daring to give critical reviews - “ohhh so you don’t like the chitchat? How else am I supposed to make this silly woman feel comfortable talking to me... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    FriendlyBeekeeper
    United States21 days ago
  • School Nurse

    I recommend Juicebox podcast to ALL families who care for people with Type 1 diabetes. There is so much to learn from Scott and all of the people he interviews.

    I only wish i had more time to listen to the podcasts.

    Thank you Scott!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Grammy 🍓
    United Statesa month ago
  • Amazing

    I was diagnosed in 2021, and my mom introduced me to this podcast a little bit ago to help me handle my diabetes. It really helped me when I went to a diabetic sleep away camp. It taught me that pre bolusing really helps, and that you should try to maintain your blood sugar. It helped my A1C go down to a 6.0. My endo was really proud, and I told her that I listened to the Juicebox podcast. Then I told my friends. The said it really helped them get there blood sugars in range.

    I love this podcas... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Peifer family
    United Statesa month ago
  • Really Enjoying this show

    I have Type 1 Diabetes and I was diagnosed on December 8, 1990. I just started listening to the podcast on May 22, 2026 and far I have been enjoying the podcast alongside the guests. I have been listening to this podcast on IHeart Radio and I am looking forward to subscribing it on December 8, 2026 which is my diagnosis date which I will have for 36 Years this year. I also attended the JDRF One Walk every year with my family.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LexLuthor2012
    United States2 months ago
  • Invaluable

    Idc how corny it sounds. Juicebox podcast literally saved my sanity and my son’s health. Our medical team provided no additional information besides basic brochures about type 1 diabetes. I had to take the initiative to join Facebook groups, and started listening to this podcast. I have never listened to any podcast before, but I thankfully learned about Juicebox podcast pretty early on. I can’t say enough good things about all of the information I have learned here. The bold beginning series wa... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DeanaB15
    United States2 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners praise the show's life-changing, actionable diabetes education.
Some feel the host can be repetitive; guests and topics are highly valued for real-world usefulness.
Many reviews highlight the show's supportive community and life-changing impact for newly diagnosed families.
Listeners appreciate the breadth of topics from devices to daily routines and advocacy.
The host delivers relatable, practical guidance that helps families feel less alone.

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Talking Points

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#1909 Life Over Numbers
Q: How do you find healthcare there?
Overall positive about emergency care, but affordability and access to private care can be challenging without strong insurance; regular care requires navigating a complex system.
#1909 Life Over Numbers
Q: Where do you live?
The family is in Australia, where they face good hospital care for emergencies but higher costs and wait times for non-life-threatening issues.
#1901 Informative, Not Performative
Q: Tell me about getting through that first year of college. How did you manage to keep your head up and take care of your diabetes?
Bella describes having a strong support system from her roommate, boyfriend, friends, and family, along with structured routines, campus dining, and insulin pump use that helped her manage diabetes while staying active and maintaining academics.
#1891 You'll Get Used to It - Part 1
Q: Did you get one of them as a diabetes gift?
She explains that one child's health experiences may have influenced the diagnosis timeline, and she discusses the emotional impact of these connections.
#1891 You'll Get Used to It - Part 1
Q: How young are the kids?
Five and nine years old, which helps illustrate the family context and the daily realities of managing Type 1 diabetes with young children at home.

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What is Juicebox Podcast: Type 1 Diabetes about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A discussion-driven show centered on living well with Type 1 diabetes, blending practical management, technology, and human stories. Episodes frequently cover bolus strategies, CGM developments, insulin delivery options, and real-world troubleshooting, often featuring guests who share lived experience or expertise in diabetes care and tech. The format combines coaching, medical context, and community-building, making it a valuable resource for families, patients, and professionals seeking actionable tips, hopeful narratives, and up-to-date device/dose insights. A noteworthy strength is its emphasis on approachable education, practical demos, and a strong sense of community for those navigating daily diabetes management and caregiving.

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1. Kent Schnakenberg
2. Caitlin Kate
3. Lane Desborough
4. Madison Smith
5. John Sjolund
6. Eric Gilbert
7. Maggie Grillo
8. Jenny Smith

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