In this lively and heartfelt episode of PT Confessionals, Wes and Corinne invite listeners into a candid conversation that blends humor, honesty, and a dash of nerdy fascination. From breaking down the latest in baseball news and reminiscing about favorite moments on the field, to sharing real-life stories about toe injuries and proper care, this episode proves that therapy and recovery are about so much more than exercise routines—they’re about life itself. Wes shares personal experiences from his journey, and Corinne offers her perspective as a physical therapist, giving insight into how even small challenges like foot injuries can shape confidence and independence.

But that’s not all—this episode takes an unexpected detour into aviation, as Wes geeks out over aircraft doors, safety features, and the little engineering marvels that make flying accessible for all. It’s a unique mix of heartfelt encouragement, fun tangents, and genuine connection that keeps PT Confessionals grounded and relatable. Whether you’re a patient navigating your own health journey, a caregiver, or just someone curious about life behind the therapy table, this episode offers laughter, inspiration, and a reminder that healing is as much about embracing joy as it is about building strength.

In this candid and lighthearted episode, Wes and Corinne mix serious talk with plenty of laughs as they cover everything from baseball updates and setting new life goals to the not-so-glamorous reality of toe wounds. This honest conversation gives listeners a front-row seat to the ups and downs of navigating therapy, celebrating progress, and finding humor even in the messy moments.

In this groundbreaking episode of PT Confessionals, Wes and Corinne invite a very different kind of guest to the mic: Volt, Wes’ custom-built AI co-host and Twitch bot. Part helpful, part hilarious, and always a little unpredictable, Volt is more than just code—it’s a reflection of how technology is beginning to shape community, creativity, and connection.

Wes talks about the process of building Volt from the ground up, from voice commands and Twitch chat banter to memory systems that let it recognize regulars and carry conversations forward. Corinne brings her trademark perspective, asking what it means when AI steps into human spaces—especially in therapy, entertainment, and daily life.

Together, they explore the benefits and risks of leaning on AI for companionship, accessibility, and content creation. How does it feel to talk to a machine that “remembers” your story? Where’s the line between tool and friend? And what happens when Volt, in all its programmed wisdom, roasts Wes right on air?

This episode is equal parts tech talk, comedy, and deep reflection on the future of connection. Because sometimes confessionals happen between two humans—and sometimes, it’s a chat with the bot you built yourself.

In this episode of PT Confessionals, Wes and Corinne sit down to talk about the tricky balance of setting yearly goals—and actually keeping them. From therapy milestones to personal dreams, they break down why the start of a new year can be both motivating and overwhelming.

Wes shares how goal-setting looks different when you live with a disability, including the pressure to “do more” while managing energy, accessibility, and unpredictable health. Corinne offers her perspective from the PT side, discussing how to make goals realistic, adaptable, and worth celebrating—without turning them into a constant source of stress.

They also explore the emotional side of long-term goals: what happens when you miss them, how to pivot without feeling like you failed, and why small wins are just as important as the big ones. With humor, honesty, and some surprising personal stories, this episode is a reminder that goals aren’t about perfection—they’re about progress.

In this episode of PT Confessionals, Wes and Corinne turn on the TV—and break it down. From childhood cartoons to hospital dramas, they explore how disability is portrayed on-screen, what Hollywood still gets wrong, and why representation matters more than ever.

Wes reflects on growing up watching shows where no one looked—or moved—like him, and how that shaped his view of himself and the world. Corinne weighs in on how fictional therapists and inspirational “miracle recoveries” have distorted the public’s understanding of what therapy and disability actually look like.

They discuss common tropes like the “tragic hero,” the “inspiration story,” and the character who “overcomes the odds” in two episodes flat—and why these narratives, while well-intentioned, can actually be harmful. The episode also celebrates shows and moments that got it right, and the slow but real progress being made toward authentic, nuanced representation.

Whether you’re a binge-watcher, a casual fan, or someone who’s ever rolled their eyes at a “miracle cure” plotline, this one’s for you. Because TV may be fiction—but its impact is very real.

In this episode of PT Confessionals, Wes and Corinne tackle a surprisingly relatable—and wildly underrated—challenge: taking off a shirt when you live with a disability. What sounds simple for most people can be an exhausting, awkward, and even emotional task for others. And today, they’re talking about it.

Wes opens up about the moments that made him want to throw the shirt across the room (or never put one on again), and Corinne reflects on how something so small can be a major moment of either frustration or independence in therapy sessions. Together, they break down the physical mechanics, the emotional layers, and the real-world workarounds—from adaptive clothing to asking for help to just laughing through it.

This episode blends humor with honesty, and sheds light on the everyday things people with disabilities deal with that most never think twice about. Because sometimes, it’s not the big life moments that test your patience—it’s getting stuck halfway out of your sleeve.

This week on PT Confessionals, it’s equal parts hype and heart as Wes and Corinne celebrate a long-awaited moment: YouHozerEh finally spinning the Wheel of Doom and landing on the infamous Chicken Dance challenge, thanks to Corinne’s Fall Guys debut. The laughs are real, the deal is honored, and the friendship-roasting is in full swing.

But after the feathers settle, the conversation shifts to something deeper: the world of sports and disability. Wes opens up about his experience growing up in a culture where traditional sports didn’t always make room for people like him—and how that shaped his confidence, identity, and relationship with movement. Corinne reflects on the way therapy and recreation intersect, and how adaptive sports have empowered so many of her patients in ways that go beyond physical goals.

Together, they discuss how competition, teamwork, and physical activity can look different for every body—but still deliver joy, pride, and purpose. From wheelchair basketball to track events to just showing up in your own lane, this episode highlights that you don’t have to win a trophy to be an athlete—you just have to show up and move with intention.

Whether you're here for the chicken dance payoff or a deeper look into ability, movement, and meaning, Episode 15 will leave you smiling, thinking, and maybe even tapping your feet.

In this thought-provoking episode of PT Confessionals, Wes and Corinne take on the ever-evolving world of social media and AI bots—how they’re changing the way we communicate, advocate, and even relate to ourselves. What starts as a casual conversation about TikTok trends and AI tools quickly turns into a deeper dive on authenticity, burnout, accessibility, and control in the digital age.

Wes shares his perspective as a content creator with cerebral palsy—how social media gives him a platform to be seen and heard, but also comes with the pressure to perform, compare, and stay relevant. Corinne offers a thoughtful look at how AI is shaping healthcare and therapy, for better and worse, and why empathy can’t be programmed—even if efficiency can.

They discuss the upsides and dangers of letting bots speak for us, the blurred line between helping and replacing human voices, and the emotional toll of always being online. The episode also explores the impact of digital culture on people with disabilities, and how technology can either level the playing field—or leave people behind.

Whether you’re fascinated by AI, frustrated with social media, or somewhere in between, this episode is a powerful reminder that the most valuable connection will always be the human one.