Podcast Episodes
Back to Search#1928 Bolus 4: High-Sugar Drinks
Season 12 Episode 1928
Scott and Jenny Smith tackle the drinks people forget to bolus for: regular soda, milk and chocolate milk, juice, and the hidden sugar in powdered le…
3 weeks, 2 days ago
#1927 Hero of the Day - Part 2
Season 12 Episode 1927
Part two: a positive MODY 2 result reframes everything. After a year and a half of insulin and anxiety, Felix comes off insulin under hospital superv…
3 weeks, 3 days ago
#1926 Hero of the Day - Part 1
Season 12 Episode 1926
An Australian mom catches her son's rising blood sugar almost by accident, then spends a year being told he's an atypical anomaly, quietly suspecting…
3 weeks, 4 days ago
#1925 Blue Shoes
Season 12 Episode 1925
Diagnosed in DKA at 18 in Mexico and told she might never have kids, Tzinnia spent thirteen years on old insulin. Now in Nebraska with twins and 85% …
3 weeks, 5 days ago
Wishful Thinking ♫ Music for 'Hero of the Day'
Season 12 Episode 1924
Next week: a two-part conversation 'Hero of the Day' with Silvana, a mom outside Sydney whose son was headed down one road until she kept asking whet…
4 weeks ago
#1923 Drop Shipping
Season 12 Episode 1923
At 13, Evan runs his own bike YouTube channel, manages type 1 and celiac himself with a 6.6 A1c, and just did three weeks in Spain solo. He named thi…
4 weeks, 1 day ago
#1922 Teen Factor
Season 12 Episode 1922
A clinical pharmacist diagnosed her own daughter at seven. Now she's 14, and mom is coining a new setting: teen factor. School nurses, hospital advoc…
4 weeks, 2 days ago
#1921 Yo Gabba Gabba
Season 12 Episode 1921
Diagnosed at two, a Pilates teacher has survived seizures too many to count. Somatic therapy, EMDR, a stimulant shortage, glucagon courage — and Scot…
1 month ago
#1920 Jenna is 28 and Still Amazing
Season 12 Episode 1920
Sixteen years after diagnosis, a nutrition PhD student studies hospital food, manages with Omnipod 5 and Dexcom, and drops a surprise Scott never saw…
1 month ago
#1919 Hurricane Levi
Season 12 Episode 1919
A mother in Zimbabwe on her son's diagnosis at four, $90 sensors paid in cash, a headmaster who said no, and the outdated insulin she didn't know was…
1 month ago