Spondycast The Spondylitis Association of America (SAA)
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- Health & Fitness
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Introducing Spondycast, the newest and most exciting source of information and inspiration for people with spondyloarthritis. Every week, we bring you in-depth conversations with the leading experts in the field, who will share their knowledge and experience on topics related to the diagnosis, treatment, and management of this complex condition. Whether you are a patient, a caregiver, or just someone who wants to learn more about spondyloarthritis, Spondycast is the perfect place for you.
Spondycast is made possible from donations by members of the SAA, including our corporate member AbbVie, who support Spondycast.
www.spondylitis.org
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Spondyloarthritis and Aging: Navigating Changes in Later Years
Rheumatologist Raymond Yung, MD, specializing in geriatric medicine and rheumatology, discusses how spondyloarthritis impacts people as they age.
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The Spondyloarthritis Athlete: Overcoming Obstacles and Leading Advocacy Efforts
Ultramarathon runners and endurance athletes Helgi Olafson and Brandon Robert Hozack discuss their journey with spondyloarthritis, their advocacy and awareness efforts, and how they overcome their challenges with AS.
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An Introduction to Ayurveda with Loribeth Cohen
Loribeth Cohen, PT, CAP, IMT-C, NET Practitioner, provides an introduction to Ayurveda and how this practice strives to move people from a state of “dis-ease” or imbalance to more wholeness.
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Speak Up with Author Stephen Shedletzky
Stephen Shedletzky, author of Speak Up Culture, discusses how people living with spondyloarthritis can find their voice to advocate for their needs.
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From World Traveler to Warrior Advocate: A Conversation with Carrie Kellenberger
Carrie Kellenberger, SpA advocate and award-winning blogger of myseveralworlds.com discusses her journey with spondyloarthritis while being a Canadian living in Taiwan.
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Walking Stronger Together: A Conversation with Jennifer Visscher about Walk Your AS Off with Jennifer
Jennifer Visscher, Founder of the annual Walk Your AS Off event discusses her journey with spondyloarthritis, her advocacy and awareness efforts, and transitioning the Walk Your AS Off event to SAA’s stewardship.
www.walkyourasoff.com
Customer Reviews
Acceptance, Encouragement, & Education
I’m grateful for this podcast because it has helped me to work through so many aspects of my diagnosis. It has helped me accept it, because I relate so deeply to the experiences shared on the show - particularly Kristin’s (from the relationship episode with Kristin & Casey.) It has helped me by educating me, and then by giving me some hope and encouragement. I think it’s so important to find and connect with people having similar experiences - especially when so many of us wait so long for a diagnosis and the ability to FIND our people. Understanding and visualizing what is a normal experience/life for someone with axSpa/AS helps me be less hard on myself and even tune in better to when I need to give my body what it needs and stop pushing it.
I’m hooked
I’ve listened to almost every episode, the guests and topics are wonderfully knowledgeable and helpful. The host is not. I wish she talked less about herself.
This organization, that so much good
I can say I personally love the people behind this organization, and Jill is doing a great job posting. I’m bringing onto amazing guests if you’re someone who responded once the facts and more interesting information to deal with the cards that you have been dealt, and this is a great place to find answers to the questions you’ve been asking!