PodChatLive - The Podiatry Podcast

This weeks guest was Jill Halstead and we talked about the definition of (and terminology and language used around) osteoarthritis, along with its prevalance, relation to load and the treatment options of its manifestation in the human foot.

This weeks guest was Robert Issacs. We discussed why critical thinking, biases, and why having the ability and desire to question/critique everything we read is crucial to improving the entire profession of Podiatry. We talk about common logical fallacies and errors in thinking, and highlight the behaviours seen from certain individuals when they are questioned or challenged.

This weeks guest was Adam Meakins and talk about what manual therapy is, what effects it has (and doesn't have), and why he thinks it sucks. We also touch on subluxed cuboids, pelvic equilibrium, trigger points and palpation

This week we were joined by Bruce Williams to discuss what went on at the iFab Conference from New York.

This weeks guest was Bruce Williams talking about plantar pressure mapping and measurement in podiatry.

This weeks guest was Izzy Moore, talking about running economy.

This weeks guest was Greg Dower from myFootDr.

This week the guests were Martin Fox and Peta Tehan, talking about peripheral vascualr disease.

This weeks guest is Jill Woods discussing everything social media.

This week's guests are Ted Jedynak and Ian Linane, talking about manual therapy.

This weeks guest is the pain expert, Mike Stewart.

This weeks guest was Belinda Longhurst talking about podiatry and dermatology.

This weeks guest is Kevin Kirby and we talked about his approach to biomechanics.

This weeks guest was Emma Cowley.

This weeks guest is Cylie Williams talking about paediatric related issues

This weeks guest was Chris Bishop where we talked about gait analysis.

Craig had been playing around with the Zoom software and this was our first attempt at seeing if this concept had some mileage despite the 10,000 miles and 11 hour time difference between us. We talked about supination resistance, touched on 2D Vs 3D gait analysis and were asked who our must follow accounts were on social media.

In this episode Craig reveals the research paper which changed his thinking the most, and we chat about pseudoscience, research translation, why cuboid syndrome is like pornography and his favourite airport to eat breakfast in.