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The Racer X Podcast NetworkExhaust #287: Daytona Supercross Post-Race Press ConferenceJason Weigandt shares some quick post-race thoughts from Daytona and round eight of Monster Energy AMA Supercross, part of the SMX World Championship, and then comes the press conference audio from the podium finishers in each class, including SMX Next. Hear what Ken Roczen, Cooper Webb, Aaron Plessinger, RJ Hampshire, Tom Vialle and Seth Hammaker had to say, plus Landen Gordon, Enzo Temmerman and Jesson Turner.2025-03-0248 min
Physioformation PodcastEP. 6 - Mervyn Travers - Des dreapeaux rouges à une prise en charge moderne de la douleur (FR)Bienvenue sur Physio Formation Podcast,Votre nouveau rendez-vous sonore où la passion et la formation en kinésithérapie se rencontrent.Découvrez pour ce 6e épisode Dr. Mervyn Travers, Kinésithérapeute, préparateur physique, docteur en Sciences du sport et enseignant en formation universitaire et continue pour les kinésithérapeutes en Australie et au Danemark. Dans cet épisode, il nous parle de son cours 'Pain Unstuck' et de quelques papiers qui ont révolutionné sa vision et également sa pratique de la kinésithérapie.Merv d...2025-01-1857 min
Physioformation PodcastEP. 6 - Mervyn Travers - From Red Flags to a Modern Approach to Pain Management (EN)BWelcome to Physio Formation Podcast,Your new auditory rendezvous where passion and education in physiotherapy come together.For this 6th episode, meet Dr. Mervyn Travers, a Physiotherapist, Strength and Conditioning Coach, PhD in Sports Science, and educator in academic and continuing education programs for physiotherapists in Australia and Denmark.In this episode, he talks about his course 'Pain Unstuck' and some groundbreaking papers that have transformed his perspective and practice in physiotherapy.Andreia will teach this course from February 6th to 7th in Réunion Island! 2025-01-1756 min
Sip & Sow with Tom ColemanA groovy story of resilience with Chris Jesson (LIVE at Shrewsbury Flower show)Chris Jesson, or better known as @GroovygardeningUK on Instagram, has become well known in our horticultural community, not least because of his down to earth, real personality and of course his unwaverering passion for gardening. He's not afraid to talk about some of the real, challenging moments, including living with Autism, and recent changes in his life and career. At the time of recording this episode, Chris was unsure what the next chapter held... since then he's secured a new role as Head Gardener at Le Pommier Hotel Guernsey. In this episode me and Chris...2024-10-2327 min
The E3 Rehab Podcast158. The Lower Limb Neuro Exam w/ Tom JessonChris Hughen sat down with Tom Jesson to take a deep dive into the lower limb neuro exam. We discuss the purpose of a neuro exam, screening and stewarding, the 3 P’s of nerve function, diagnostic buckets, reassurance and education, sensory, strength and reflex testing, and much more. Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/SPx8kfygGmo More about Tom: Tom’s Website Tom’s Twitter Discount Code: e3rehab --- Follow Us: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/e3rehab Instagram: https://www...2024-07-231h 19
You MatterSession 39 - Clinician And Writer with Thomas JessonIn this episode we talk about why the tennis backhand is better than the forehand, about the frog who went a wooing.....oh and a bit about Tom's writing career.Mehub This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit joturner.substack.com2024-05-1253 min
The Physio Matters PodcastYouMatter Session 39 - Clinician And Writer with Thomas JessonIn this episode we talk about why the tennis backhand is better than the forehand, about the frog who went a wooing.....oh and a bit about Tom's writing career.
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2024-05-1254 min
The E3 Rehab Podcast135. Questioning Neural Mobilization w/ Aaron KubalChris sat down with Aaron Kubal to discuss all things neurodynamics. We dive into Aaron’s questioning of the narratives, proposed mechanisms, and research surrounding neurodynamics, differentiating between radicular pain and radiculopathy, alternative strategies for managing nerve pain, the importance of setting realistic expectations, and much more. Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/gaCC8jorRI0 Resources: JOSPT Neural Mobilization CPG Nikolai Bogduk: Definitions and Physiology of Back Pain, Referred Pain, and Radicular Pain Tom Jesson’s Writing More about Aaron: Aaron’s Instagram Aaron’s...2024-02-1356 min
Clinical PearlsABROAD #16: Radicular Pain with Tom JessonWelcome to Season 3, in which I'll be travelling around Europe to interview a variety of guests in person throughout 2023!Today's guest is Tom Jesson. Tom is an author, researcher and physio who has a keen interest in radicular pain and Cauda Equina Syndrome (CES). Tom also provides online training to clinicians. He has written two books, Cauda Equina Syndrome: The MSK Clinician’s Guide (with Rob Tyer) and Understanding Sciatica (with Annina Schmid), both of which are available at https://tomjesson.com/We speak about defining radicular pain vs sciatica vs referred pain, the value of...2023-12-161h 06
The Plant Based PodcastThe Plant Based Podcast S13 E03 - Landscape Design with designer, author and award winner Tom MasseyThis weeks episode is with award winning Landscape Designer Tom Massey, author of The Resilient Garden and named one of the top 50 garden designers in House and Garden Magazine. We talk designing and planting before our horti hangout with Chris Jesson (aka. @GroovyGardeningUK) who chats about his career change into horticulture, gardening with autism and any other planty topic that comes up! Sponsors of series 13 are Lava-Lite - Naturally The Best Effortlessly nourish and protect your plants with a collection of totally non-toxic, environmentally friendly, sustainable, pH neutral, lightweight and 100% natural produ...2023-10-221h 15
The Sciatica PodcastThe mechanisms of radicular pain, with Annina Schmid [Repost!]We’re still working on the cover design for our upcoming book Understanding Sciatica - a frustratingly long back-and-forth process with the designer that I wish I’d started much earlier…In the meantime, I thought I’d re-send this podcast that Annina and I recorded in September 2020. It’s still the most popular episode of the pod. Might nerve pain be the most interesting thing in the world?Below are the timestamps for the Q&A, with some relevant pictures and links. (Please by aware if you are reading this through your podcast app, the pictur...2023-05-1154 min
The Healthcare Education Transformation Podcast122. Sciatica with a Side of Personal Branding with Tom JessonOn this episode of the Healthcare Education Transformation, we speak with Tom Jesson who shares his thoughts on patient education and the importance of clear communication. He emphasizes the need to avoid using jargon or complicated language with patients, while also acknowledging their ability to understand what's being said. He also shares his experience of becoming an expert in a specific area of practice and offers advice on finding one's own "zone of genius." Finally, as a slight tangent the importance of building an email list as a marketing tool is discussed, as it is seen as the most reliable...2023-03-1056 min
Sports Therapy Association PodcastSTA123: ’Male Pelvic Health Red Flags’ with special guest Bill TaylorIn Ep.123 of the Sports Therapy Association Podcast, we are joined by special guest Bill Taylor, widely recognised in the UK and internationally as one of the leading pelvic health physios in male pelvic floor dysfunction, with a special interest in the use of manual and exercise therapy in addressing this condition.
Bill will be presenting 'Male Pelvic Health Red Flags' in the STA Theatre at Therapy Expo 2022 on on Day 1 (Wednesday 23rd November) at 1.45pm, and 10.35am in Theatre C.
Having taught widely in the UK, Europe and Israel on men’s health physiotherapy an...2022-10-301h 00
The Better Movement PodcastTom Jesson on SciaticaMy guest for today’s podcast is Tom Jesson. Tom is a physiotherapist and author of a two excellent books related to nerve root pain: Sciatica: The Clinician’s Guide and Cauda Equina: The MSK Clinician’s Guide. He also writes a newsletter on nerve root pain here. I highly recommend Tom’s writing because it is well-researched, easy to read, and respects the complexity of the subject matter. In this interview we talked about about sciatica including: the difference between referred pain, radicular pain and radiculopathy; the anatomy of the nerve root; the different ways the...2022-08-091h 14The Physio Matters PodcastHandle Cauda Equina Syndrome With Confidence - Tom Jesson - Chewing It OverToday our very own Tom Jesson is here so we’re Chewing Over his new book: Cauda Equina Syndrome - A Clinician’s Guide which he has co-authored with Rob Tyer. This book has been long awaited and covers some of the most contentious ground in the MSK industry so it’s great to get him on the show today!
Your lunchtime show 12:30-13:00 on Mondays and Thursdays with Jack Chew chatting about whatever is topical.
Usually healthcare and education, occasionally current affairs, always honest.2022-07-2542 min
PhysiosOnlineTom JessonTom Jesson is the author of a popular book "Sciatica", and is
currently finishing work on his second book "Cauda Equina Syndrome"
with co-author Rob Tyer.
In this interview, we don't talk about sciatica or cauda equina syndrome.2022-06-1632 min
The Back Pain PodcastWhat We’ve Learnt from One Hundred Episodes All About Back PainAs they reach the milestone hundredth episode of The Back Pain Podcast, hosts Dave and Rob reflect on their guests and how the knowledge they have shared has impacted their own learning and professional practice They look back at some of their favourite and most significant episodes and share some great moments of advice and learning that will help anyone to understand more about mindset, the brain and how it perceives pain, cumulative load, modulation, and the journey to recovery. Listen in, celebrate, learn, and hear about Dave and Robs exciting plans for the future of The...2022-04-2252 min
Be A Better PTFinding Fulfillment with Tom JessonThis episode is about something that’s extremely important for all of us— finding fulfillment in our careers. Join me as I chat with Tom Jesson, a clinician-turned-sciatica-expert who has authentically used social media to carve his own path through this broad field. So far Tom has published a clinican-focused E-book on sciatica and has another one in the works, along with a book on cauda equina syndrome. Listen in as we talk entrepreneurship, finding fulfillment, and making your career your own. If you’re interested in learning more about Tom, you can find h...2022-01-2436 min
Unheard IndieEpisode 246 Of The Unheard Indie Podcast! 24th December 2021Tracks/Albums of the year 5 - 1
Chilli Jesson - UK
Dancer - Australia
Blankenberge - Russia
Girl Afraid - North England
Tom Rogan - Liverpool
Vendettas - UK
ABQ - London
Carver Commodore - Alabama
Viridian - Sweden
The Rah's - East Lothian2021-12-241h 03
The Sciatica PodcastSciatica Story with Harris AshraffThanks for reading the 38th edition of my newsletter. This newsletter tracks my research as I write a book about lumbar radicular pain!EDIT - The sound quality of this podcast is quite poor - you have been warned. I will try to transcribe it one day.This edition, it’s my pleasure to bring you my conversation with Ash, a project manager from Chennai, India, who has a long history of back pain and sciatica but has nevertheless pursued his powerlifting goals and, to a great extent, recovered from pain. Ash is de...2021-09-111h 01
The E3 Rehab Podcast39. Disc Herniations & Sciatica w/ Tom JessonIn this episode, we sat down with Tom Jesson to discuss sciatica. Topics included: - What do patients mean when they say sciatica? - What do clinicians mean when they say sciatica? - How do we navigate that difference in understanding? - What should we focus on during the subjective history? - What should an objective exam entail? - What is known about management including medications, injections, surgery, and physical therapy? - What is known about risk factors and prognosis? - And much...2021-06-2257 min
The Sciatica PodcastSensible Sciatica pt. 2, with Adam DobsonThanks for reading the 31st edition of my sciatica newsletter. This newsletter tracks my research as I write a book about lumbar radicular pain!Hi from San Jose, California, where I’m visiting the in-laws!Here’s part two of my chat with Adam Dobson, where we discuss neuropathic pain, nerve assessment, exercise and rehab for sciatica, and more! Find part 1 here.And here’s a few links to stuff Adam mentioned during our conversation:* The IASP grading system for neuropathic pain* The work of Dilley and Bove* Th...2021-05-241h 03
The Sciatica PodcastSensible Sciatica with Adam Dobson, pt. 1Thanks for reading the 30th edition of my sciatica newsletter. This newsletter tracks my research as I write a book about lumbar radicular pain!I must say things have been pretty quiet on the book front this week! In the time I’ve had to work on it, I’ve mostly just been wading through the literature. It seems like on any topic there’s really only a few key papers that give you most of what you need. But you have to read all of them to find out which are the key ones! It’s slow goi...2021-05-1755 min
Physio Network#15 - Defining and diagnosing radicular pain with Tom JessonOn today’s episode we talked to Tom Jesson about defining and diagnosing radicular pain. Radicular pain is a relatively common condition encountered in clinical practice, however there is still a lot of confusion surrounding it. Hopefully this episode will clear up some of that confusion. Tom Jesson is a physiotherapist with extensive experience in musculoskeletal primary care and chronic pain. He has written extensively on the topics of radicular pain, chronic pain and clinical reasoning. Want to dive deeper into this topic? Tom recently did a brilliant Masterclass with on us assessing and...2021-04-2118 min
EncouragerTom Jesson ~ Not back painTerrific to have Tom from Texas on the podcast. He is actually English and started out as a history graduate. Recently, Tom published an e-book on sciatica for clinicians, following on from his popular Sciatica Newsletter.We explore Tom's journey so far. What comes across is his desire to share his knowledge in a practical way. This seems to stem back to being an English teacher in South Korea and a desire to help the younger students when he was training to be a physio. Now he is trying to find a balance pursuing a purpose, doing something useful and e...2021-02-231h 13
Chewing It Over#091 - Sciatica: What Is It? - Tom Jesson - Chewing It Over - 01/02/21Today Tom Jesson is here so we’re Chewing Over his new book ‘Sciatica: What Is It? - A Clinicians Guide’ which is out TOMORROW!Your lunchtime daily show 12:30-13:00 with Jack Chew chatting about whatever is topical.Usually healthcare and education, occasionally current affairs, always honest.2021-02-0132 min
The Sciatica PodcastSciatica story part 2 with physio and triathlete Kate CharltonThanks for reading the 25th edition of my sciatica newsletter. This newsletter tracks my research as I write a book about lumbar radicular pain!This week I spoke to Kate Charlton again! When we spoke last year, she was recovering from her second bout of radicular pain, getting back into her training and everything was going well. Since then, Kate’s pain returned. She chose to have surgery and so far, her recovery is going really well. In the podcast, we talk about:* Her decision to have surgery* Returning to training af...2021-01-1745 min
The Sciatica PodcastTalking certainty, uncertainty and EBP with Raymond OsteloThanks for reading the 19th edition of my sciatica newsletter. This newsletter tracks my research into all things lumbar radicular pain!This week I spoke to Professor Raymond Ostelo! Raymond recently published a fantastic review of the evidence behind the treatment options for sciatica (link should be open access). In our conversation, we talk about the evidence behind the conclusions of his review. I ask Raymond about:* How much confidence we should have in the evidence around sciatica* Whether our research methods are sensitive enough to pick up on differences between...2020-11-1543 min
The Sciatica PodcastTricky clinical questions with Mark LaslettThanks for reading the 17th edition of my sciatica newsletter. This newsletter tracks my research into all things lumbar radicular pain!For this week’s podcast I spoke to Mark Laslett! Here’s the timestamps for our conversation, with some links to one or two papers Mark mentions:1:38: On somatic referred pain.2:40: “Do you have a theory of what's going on when someone has radicular pain but their MRI does not show anything to explain it?”7:11: “Does largely compressive radicular pain have a different clinical picture to largely chemical?”12:10: The role of...2020-10-1148 minChewing It Over#026 - Chewing It Over - 8th October 2020Today Tom Jesson is here so we’re talking about sciatica and how he filters his online news diet.Your lunchtime daily show 12:30-13:00 with Jack Chew chatting about whatever is topical.Usually healthcare and education, occasionally current affairs, always honest.2020-10-0832 min
The Sciatica PodcastThe mechanisms of radicular pain, with Annina SchmidThanks for reading the 15th edition of my sciatica newsletter. This newsletter tracks my research into all things lumbar radicular pain!Today I was up bright and early to attend Annina Schmid's online course on assessment of entrapment neuropathies. Annina was kind enough to talk with me afterwards for a podcast! Our conversation mostly focused on the mechanisms underlying radicular pain.Below are the timestamps for the Q&A, with some relevant pictures and links. (Please by aware if you are reading this through your podcast app, the pictures and links may not show). If...2020-09-2054 min
The Sciatica PodcastNeurorepair and neuroplasticity with Giacomo CartaThanks for reading the 13th edition of my sciatica newsletter. This newsletter tracks my research into all things lumbar radicular pain!This week I’m talking to Giacomo Carta.Giacomo is a basic science researcher in neuromechanics, neurorepair and neuroplasticity. He’s also a physical therapist! We discussed his research and his hopes for the future of neurodynamics, nerve pain treatment and physiotherapy in general.I hope you enjoy our conversation. Tom This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get...2020-09-101h 04