Powering Through Podcast

Do you ever have one of those days, weeks, or even years where you feel like you are in a turbulent storm at sea just trying to keep your head above water? For those with chronic pain, this can be a reoccurring feeling. So in this episode, we discuss how acceptance, in its many forms, can help a person with chronic pain cope and move forward to sunnier days.  The Pain Podcast is sponsored by Tremeau Pharmaceuticals 

“If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?” This old philosophical thought experiment raises questions about observations and perception. In this episode, we discuss the invisible illness that is chronic pain and how it affects not just the physical well-being of a person but also the emotional and mental well-being. Just because you can’t see it doesn’t mean it’s not there.  The Pain Podcast is sponsored by Tremeau Pharmaceuticals 

Escaping from the daily routine can provide a person with a much-needed reset, but this isn't always an option for those who experience chronic pain. Chronic pain rarely takes a day off, and sometimes it can feel like it's working overtime. In this episode, we discuss daily routines, pain management, and the "new normal" of living with chronic pain.  The Pain Podcast is sponsored by Tremeau Pharmaceuticals 

How would you describe something that others couldn’t see? Putting words to a feeling, like pain, is challenging and often asked of those who experience chronic pain. The feeling can be ever-present and at times all-consuming. In this episode, five individuals use their own words to describe the feeling of chronic pain.  The Pain Podcast is sponsored by Tremeau Pharmaceuticals 

When you read a book, you often start at the beginning. If you didn’t, you’d probably be pretty lost and wouldn’t get the full story. Chronic pain, like a story, has many parts. Knowing these parts helps us understand the journey of chronic pain and its many dimensions. We will hear from five people who experience chronic pain, and what better place to start than at the beginning.  The Pain Podcast is sponsored by Tremeau Pharmaceuticals 

What does chronic pain feel like? When did it begin? How does it affect the overall quality of life? We open the season with a story from Patrick Gaines, a Colorado native with chronic regional pain syndrome. By asking him these questions, we dive deeper into the personal side of pain and unpack its influence on a person's life. The Pain Podcast is sponsored by Tremeau Pharmaceuticals 

Pain exists to keep us alive. It’s a switch that turns on and sends a signal to our brain that something isn’t quite right, but what if that switch never turned-off? What if the pain was never-ending? This season, we hear seven different stories from individuals who experience chronic pain. We dive into the deeply personal and extremely unique experience of chronic pain because pain is personal. Season 2 returns February 9th! Subscribe now. The Pain Podcast is sponsored by Tremeau Pharmaceuticals 

How did we do in Season 1?  Did we get anything wrong?  What might we cover going forward?  We hear from a couple of our experts in the Season 1 Wrap-Up of The Pain Podcast. Sponsored by Tremeau Pharmaceuticals Produced by BloodStream Media   Subscribe to The Pain Pod Special thanks to: Christie VanHorne and Dr. Daniel Lyman 

How do we help children understand and address pain?  What's one thing all of us could do today to reduce pain?  We hear from our experts on the season one finale of The Pain Podcast.    Sponsored by Tremeau Pharmaceuticals Produced by BloodStream Media   Subscribe to The Pain Pod Special thanks to all of our participants:   Dr. Jennifer Huggins Dr. Daniel Lyman Ryan Massey Dr. Tyler Buckner Val Bias Tyreak Powell Dr. Kim Smith-Whitley Dr. Ben Ozanne Nore Davis Alyssa Klein Laura Turner Christie VanHorne Dr. Ignacio Badiola    

How do gender and racial biases affect people's ability to meaningfully address pain?  How are healthcare providers responding?  We hear stories and insights from patients, providers, and public health experts.   Sponsored by Tremeau Pharmaceuticals Produced by BloodStream Media   Subscribe to The Pain Pod Special thanks to our participants:   Dr. Benjamin Ozanne Dr. Kim Smith-Whitley Nore Davis Christie VanHorne Tyreak Powell

Why are we in an opioid epidemic?  How did we get here, and what can be done?  We hear from pain experts as well as from survivors of siblings lost to overdoses, who share their experiences of the drug crisis and its toll. Sponsored by Tremeau Pharmaceuticals Produced by BloodStream Media   Subscribe to The Pain Pod Special thanks to our participants:   Dr. Benjamin Ozanne Dr. Tanya Reynolds Alyssa Klein Laura Turner  

When is surgery necessary?  Does cannabis help reduce pain?  Are opioids still a legitimate tool?  We introduce some new pain experts to explore these questions, and much more! Sponsored by Tremeau Pharmaceuticals Produced by BloodStream Media   Subscribe to The Pain Pod Special thanks to our participants:   Dr. Ignacio Badiola   Dr. Benjamin Ozanne  

Are some people more susceptible to chronic pain than others?  What's the relationship between the mind and the body, when it comes to pain?  We dive deeper into one man's chronic pain journey to explore these questions, and much more.   Sponsored by Tremeau Pharmaceuticals Produced by BloodStream Media   Special thanks to our participants: Ryan Massey  Dr. Daniel Lyman  Dr. Jennifer Huggins   Dr. Tyler Bucker   Val Bias

What does it mean to be in pain?  We open the series speaking to patients and clinicians about the role of pain in shaping identity and the importance of distinguishing between acute and chronic pain.   Sponsored by Tremeau Pharmaceuticals   Produced by BloodStream Media   Learn more about Dr. Jennifer Huggins   Learn more about Dr. Daniel Lyman   Learn More about Dr. Tyler Buckner  

Episode 1 coming April 15!  Subscribe now.  Produced by BloodStream Media.  Presented by Tremeau Pharmaceuticals.

Pain is a part of life. But what if it never stopped? Chronic pain affects more than 20 percent of Americans; there are many tools, techniques, and resources for managing it, but what do we actually understand about pain? The Pain Podcast explores this and other pain-related questions to better understand the overall pain experience.