Josie Myers returns as an avid listener and with some experience as a Student Athletic Training Aide. She hopes to become an AT working with her home town team the Carolina Panthers.  

Meghan McKay has at times become the catch all when a parent or married person has a scheduling conflict.  She has had to push back and learn to say “No, my time is important too.” John Ciecko is Divorced with 2 dogs.

Adam Ybarra and Melissa Long are starting a new MAT program at ACU. We briefly discuss some of the challenges and some of the expectations of starting a new program. If you want to find out more about the MAT program contact Adam Ybarra or Melissa Long...

Jay Sedory and Ray Castle discuss some of the unique demands and challenges of working with the US Armed Forces and the value Athletic Trainers provide to such specialized individuals. Ray and Jay discuss the needs of an athletic trainer and ways to im...

Just two years out of college Eric Rueda is looking to learn or as Mike Hopper once said “green and growing”.  He really enjoys reading articles and finding out why we do things the way we do as athletic trainers.

Shawn Ready did rodeo for years.  His list of injuries is phenomenal.  He also did some dumb things along the way. Daniele Petty was hit by a car and nearly lost her foot but return to a somewhat active lifestyle and became an Athletic Trainer John Cie...

Still in its infancy the ATCares program being rolled out by the NATA is a phenomenal resource that has been long over due.  I am excited to be a part of the program and have been a helping hand in Bubba Wilson being asked to be the district 6 represen...

Kelly Salter was chilling on a beach and came across the Sports Medicine Broadcast and has been listening since then.  She actually had her own podcast back in the day and has always enjoyed getting her content on the go.

Brady Corse works with Action Onsite to provide injury prevention and medical expense reduction costs to companies in Washington.  Pepsi, Frito Lay, and City of Vancouver, Washington are all clients of Action Onsite. One company went from $500,

Bubba Wilson Was diagnosed with Diabetes at the age of 25 and has taken a while to adjust to the demands of his body.  This episode is mostly about understanding how he deals with diabetes and having to take insulin.