The Neuromodulation Podcast

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Welcome to The Neuromodulation Podcast, presented to you by the International Neuromodulation Society. Dive into the forefront of today’s emerging neuromodulation techniques, insights, and ethical and clinical applications. Subscribe now to join the multidisciplinary collaboration of medical care providers, scientists, and engineers who are part of the global conversation that’s shaping the future of healthcare.

  1. FEB 12

    30-Year History of Intrathecal Therapy - What has changed and what remains the same?

    In this episode of the Neuromodulation Podcast, host Prof. Marc Russo speaks with Prof. Jean-Pierre Van Buyten to explore the evolution of intrathecal therapy over the past 30 years. Prof. Van Buyten reflects on his journey from the early days of pain management to the modern advancements shaping neuromodulation today. Discover the implications of microdosing and learn about the critical importance of organized service delivery and interdisciplinary collaboration for optimal patient outcomes. Tune in for an in-depth exploration of the advancements shaping the future of neuromodulation and pain management.

    24 min

  2. JAN 29

    Dr. Julie Pilitsis: Paving New Ground for Women in Neuromodulation

    In this episode of the Neuromodulation Podcast, host Mandi Soleil is in conversation with Dr. Julie Pilitsis, who shares her remarkable journey into medicine and the field of neuromodulation. Dr. Pilitsis shares insights on her roles as a clinician, mentor, and educator, and highlights the advances and challenges in neuromodulation therapies. This in-depth interview also touches on navigating career barriers, gender diversity in the field and the evolution of the field. Tune in now to gain valuable perspectives on strategies for time management, leadership, and team building in both clinical and research settings. This episode was recorded during The 16th INS World Congress (INS2024) in Vancouver, Canada. At the time, Dr. Konstantin Slavin was President-Elect.

    38 min

  3. 12/22/2025

    Prof. Frank Huygen: Managing the Departmental Environment - How to Mix Clinic and Academia

    In this episode of the Neuromodulation Podcast, host Prof. Marc Russo and Prof. Frank Huygen delve into the complexities of running an academic neuromodulation and pain department.  Prof. Huygen discusses the multifaceted responsibilities of a departmental head, and shares insights on the work-life balance conundrum, securing research funding, and transitioning leadership roles in academic settings.  Tune in for a comprehensive discussion on the challenges and rewards of leading in the field of neuromodulation.

    30 min

  4. 12/11/2025

    Rachel Whipp: Nursing in Neuromodulation

    In this episode of the Neuromodulation Podcast, host Mandi Soleil speaks with Rachel Whipp, a registered nurse at Hunter Pain Specialists in Newcastle, Australia. Rachel shares her 20-year nursing journey, including a decade of experience in neuromodulation, and offers an insider’s perspective on the field. You’ll hear about the multidisciplinary care approach for patients undergoing spinal cord stimulation, the processes involved in supporting patients and the importance of continued education, mentorship, and international support network for enhancing patient outcomes. Tune in to gain valuable insights into the critical role nurses play in supporting patients with chronic pain and contributing to the evolving field of neuromodulation. This episode was recorded while Professor Marc Russo was serving as the INS President.

    35 min

  5. 11/18/2025

    Dr. Lisa Goudman: Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics!

    In this episode of the Neuromodulation Podcast, Prof. Marc Russo is joined by Dr. Lisa Goudman to explore the crucial role of statistics in clinical research and neuromodulation. The discussion covers the fundamental aspects of statistical analysis, the interpretation of raw data, and the practical application of biostatistics in clinical settings. Dr. Goudman provides insights into the use of number needed to treat, odds ratios, and meta-analysis, emphasizing the importance of a multidisciplinary approach combining both medical and statistical expertise. For researchers and clinicians alike, this episode offers valuable advice on improving statistical knowledge and applying it effectively in their work. Resources mentioned on the show: Biostatistics in Neuromodulation

    46 min

  6. 11/03/2025

    Dr. Erkan Kurt & Medical Student Linda Kollenburg: Mentorship in Neuromodulation

    In this episode of the Neuromodulation Podcast, host Mandi Soleil is joined by Dr. Erkan Kurt and medical student Linda Kollenburg for an in-depth discussion on the transformative power of effective mentorship. You’ll hear about their collaborative work and how curiosity and guidance can drive innovation.  The conversation delves into the importance of early research experience, the nuances of mentorship relationships, and what the future holds for neuromodulation technologies.  Whether you’re a student, researcher, or just curious about the future of neuromodulation, this episode is full of inspiration and practical takeaways. Connect with Linda on LinkedIn: Linda Kollenburg | LinkedIn

    57 min

  7. 10/17/2025

    Prof. Sam Eldabe: The Role of Challenging Orthodoxy - What Does It Take?

    Welcome to the Neuromodulation Podcast by the International Neuromodulation Society. In this episode, host Prof. Marc Russo sits down with Prof. Sam Eldabe to explore what it means to challenge orthodoxy in medicine.  Their conversation delves into the value of questioning long held assumptions and the risks of rigid thinking in medical practice. Together, they explore how critical reflection and a willingness to think differently can open the door to innovation in neuromodulation and beyond. If you’re interested in the intersection of science, curiosity, and progress in medicine, this episode offers insights that can challenge and inspire.

    13 min

  8. 09/25/2025

    Prof. Honey & Larry: A Neuromodulation Surgeon & Patient Discuss the Clinician/Patient Relationship

    In this episode of The Neuromodulation Podcast, we present part three of our series featuring Dr. Christopher Honey and his patient, Larry Gifford of PD Avengers, in a deeply insightful conversation about the clinician-patient relationship in the context of neuromodulation therapy for Parkinson's disease. Focused on deep brain stimulation (DBS), they discuss patient education, the decision-making process, and the journey through pre and post-operative care. The episode highlights the collaborative nature of healthcare and provides guidance for both patients considering neuromodulation and physicians aiming to support their patients effectively. Join us as we explore Larry's care experience, the detailed surgical process, and the advancements in DBS technology. Learn more about PD Avengers Explore the Deep Brain Stimulation playlist on Spotify

    38 min
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Welcome to The Neuromodulation Podcast, presented to you by the International Neuromodulation Society. Dive into the forefront of today’s emerging neuromodulation techniques, insights, and ethical and clinical applications. Subscribe now to join the multidisciplinary collaboration of medical care providers, scientists, and engineers who are part of the global conversation that’s shaping the future of healthcare.

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  • Creator
    International Neuromodulation Society
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    36
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © International Neuromodulation Society
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    The Neuromodulation Podcast