The Parkinson’s Liferaft Podcast

Jonathan Grundy has had Parkinson's for some years now and yet still manages to ride his bicycle all over London and volunteer for Research Trials.  He speaks French and Spanish and is a lighting expert ..... and here he is now to light up our podcast.

Will Cook, energetic CEO of Cure Parkinson's, tells us how he and his team are innovative and disruptive to give justified hope to curing Parkinson's.

Matt Eagles was diagnosed with Parkinson's at the age of 7.  Thanks to a brain implant, he is living a happy and productive life.

Philippa Fawcett has Parkinson's .... and she also has an interesting tale to tell .... she's funny and delightful ... you'll love this episode.

Mental strength is so important ..... Gary is Chair of the Board of Trustees of Parkinson's UK.  He has Parkinson's and yet he still runs marathons, cycles, swims, chairs two other big organisations and is involved in many other things.... he's a marvel and a perfect example of a 'can do' attitude .... he lives and loves life!

Beckie Port is a multi-award winning science communication and engagement specialist.
In this episode, Beckie makes the science of Parkinson's Disease clear and easy to understand.

Dr Ellen Poliakoff, Senior Lecturer in Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience at Manchester University explains her project BEAM ..... how Body and Eye and Movement connect and help people with Parkinson's to train themselves to move when they are stuck.

Dr Elina Tripoliti, Clinical Specialist Speech and Language Therapist explains all about speech and movement disorders
 

An interview with Steph Kurtovich Neurological Physiotherapist

An interview with Nick Ephgrave Local Adviser Parkinson’s UK