We're excited to announce our latest episode of the Pod of Inquiry featuring Nick Pineault, an expert on electromagnetic fields (EMF) and their potential health impacts.

Nick is an advocate for raising awareness about the risks associated with exposure to EMF radiation from sources like cell phones, WiFi routers, and other wireless technologies. In this fascinating interview, he shares his research and insights on:

- The science behind EMF radiation and how it may affect our biology

- Practical tips for reducing your exposure to EMFs at home and work

- The controversial debate around 5G networks and EMF safety concerns

- Why he believes EMFs should be taken more seriously as a public health issue

Whether you're well-versed in the EMF topic or just starting to learn about it, this is an eye-opening discussion you won't want to miss. Nick brings a wealth of knowledge and makes some compelling arguments.

Get ready for an insightful discussion on the Pod of Inquiry! Our next episode features James Ferrie, a musculoskeletal podiatrist who specializes in complex heel pain conditions.

We will be diving deep into:

• Common causes of chronic heel pain beyond plantar fasciitis

• Innovative treatments for stubborn heel issues

• When conservative care isn't enough - exploring surgical options

• His comprehensive approach to resolving heel pain

Whether you're a clinician seeking deeper understanding or a patient struggling with heel issues, this episode offers invaluable expertise.

Don't miss James Ferrie’s insight and expertise on the Pod of Inquiry!

Podcast fans, you're in for a real treat this week as we welcome a very special guest to the Pod of Inquiry - Dr. David Hardy from the popular and informative podcast: The Hardy Brain.

Dr. Hardy is a brain health expert who explores the latest research and insights about the brain on his top-rated show and in his practice.

During the interview, Dr. Hardy will discuss:

Some effective daily habits for optimizing brain function and neurological health

Simple lifestyle adjustments that can improve memory, focus, and cognitive abilities

And many more fascinating things

Be sure to tune in as we chat with Dr. David Hardy from The Hardy Brain on the latest episode of the Pod of Inquiry. Find us wherever you get your podcasts or at podinquiry.com.

This week's episode of the Pod of Inquiry features a fascinating discussion with Dr. Scott Martin, a leading interventional physiatrist from Las Vegas. Dr. Martin specializes in physical medicine and rehabilitation, with expertise in cutting-edge regenerative medicine treatments.

Regenerative medicine is an innovative field that focuses on harnessing the body's own healing capabilities to restore function and health. During the episode, Dr. Martin explains the principles behind regenerative therapies and how they can be used to treat a wide range of conditions and injuries.

Some of the regenerative medicine approaches covered include:

- Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy

- Stem cell treatments

- Prolotherapy

- Latest research and clinical trials

Dr. Martin shares insights from his clinical experience using these regenerative methods to help patients recover from debilitating issues like arthritis, tendon and ligament injuries, back and joint pain, and more.

He discusses the potential benefits of regenerative medicine, who may be a candidate, as well as safety considerations and what patients can expect from these innovative treatments.

Whether you're looking to learn more about the fascinating world of regenerative medicine or are seeking options for an injury or chronic condition, this engaging episode with Dr. Scott Martin offers invaluable information.

Tune in to the Pod of Inquiry this week for our interview with the regenerative medicine expert from Las Vegas. Simply search "Pod of Inquiry" on your favorite podcast app.

Please join us on this episode of the Pod of Inquiry as we welcome Mark Schuenke, PhD to discuss the important distinctions and anatomical delineations between radiculopathy and peripheral nerve entrapment conditions.

Radiculopathy and peripheral nerve entrapments like tarsal tunnel syndrome may seem similar on the surface, but they are quite different in their causes, symptoms, and treatments. Understanding these differences is crucial for proper diagnosis and management.

Dr. Schuenke is a leading expert in neuroanatomy and associated clinical conditions.

In this episode, Dr. Schuenke will explain:

• The key anatomical differences between a radiculopathy and a peripheral nerve entrapment
• How to differentiate the symptoms to aid in accurate diagnosis
• Why getting the diagnosis right matters for selecting appropriate treatment
• Common cases where these conditions are confused
• Red flags and serious pathologies that must not be missed

Whether you are a student, physician, physical therapist or other health professional, you won't want to miss Dr. Schuenke's insights on this critical topic.

Demystifying Lower Extremity X-rays with an Musculoskeletal Radiologist Marlena Jbara, M.D.!

The latest episode of Pod of Inquiry dives deep into the world of lower extremity radiography with a special guest Marlena Jbara, M.D.: a distinguished Musculoskeletal radiologist!

In this episode, we'll explore the intricacies of interpreting X-rays. Our expert guest will provide invaluable insights into:

· Normal anatomy and common pathologies on lower extremity radiographs.

· Key techniques for accurate interpretation, ensuring you don't miss a thing.

· Clinical considerations to bridge the gap between imaging findings and patient care.

Whether you're a seasoned radiologist or just starting your journey in image analysis, this episode is packed with practical knowledge and insider tips.

Tune in and:

Sharpen your X-ray interpretation skills for the lower extremity.

Gain a deeper understanding of common lower limb conditions.

Learn how biomechanical understanding in radiology complements diagnostic imaging.