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2 Parkies in a Pod: a Parkinson's Podcast

2 Parkies in a Pod: a Parkinson's Podcast

By: Dave Clark & Kuhan
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If you want to know more about Parkinson's, or how to cope with chronic illness, then this is the Podcast for you. Between them Clarky and Kuhan have been living with Parkinson’s for more than 20 years. They chat openly and honestly about the challenges and even the benefits of living with the condition.Dave Clark & Kuhan Hygiene & Healthy Living
Episodes
  • Flower Power

    Flower Power
    May 19 2026

    In this special episode, Dave and Kuhan head to the world-famous RHS Chelsea Flower Show to explore one of the most moving and meaningful gardens of the year: Parkinson’s UK’s Garden for Every Parkinson’s Journey.

    We’re joined by acclaimed garden designer and broadcaster Arit Anderson, who shares the deeply personal story behind the garden she created. Arit opens up about her family’s connection to Parkinson’s, how that experience- and the experiences of the Parkinson’s community - shaped the design, and why gardens can become spaces for reflection, resilience and hope.

    Plus we meet Raymond the Chelsea Pensioner with Parkinson's
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    28 mins
  • Tech Trouble & Triumph

    Tech Trouble & Triumph
    May 9 2026

    This week 2 Parkies in a Pod chat to former BBC technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones - a man who’s interviewed the likes of Steve Jobs and Elon Musk. He’s a Mover and Shaker launching an award-winning podcast, and is now one of the most important voices on tech and Parkinson’s.
    He talks about his career at the BBC, his Parkinson’s diagnosis and the pros & cons of Tech.
    Plus - The latest on Sophie the Romanian rescue dog, Dave gets hacked and Kuhan experiments with voice cloning

    Links

    https://rorycellanjones.substack.com/

    https://www.moversandshakerspodcast.com/

    https://www.ejsactpd.com/

    Wispr Flow voice to text special offer

    https://wispr.ai/pwp
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    53 mins
  • What Type of Parkinson's Do I Have?

    What Type of Parkinson's Do I Have?
    Apr 22 2026

    What type of Parkinson’s do I have?

    Featuring Prof Alastair Noyce

    You’ve heard it a hundred times: “everyone’s Parkinson’s is different.” But what does that actually mean?In this episode, we unpack the main subtypes of Parkinson’s and what sets them apart clinically. Are you tremor-dominant or more rigid and stiff? Have you lost your sense of smell? How does young-onset progress? And in this clip we discuss if having a genetic type means your children will inherit Parkinson’s ? To help make sense of it all, we’re joined by one of the leading minds in the field: Professor Alistair Noyce, clinician, researcher, and a driving force at the cutting edge of Parkinson’s science.

    Elsewhere, Kuhan boards a plane to Spain for the first time since his brain surgery, while Dave heads to the Yorkshire coast in search of puffins. And we spotlight a powerful awareness campaign - the “rose without a smell”- highlighting one of Parkinson’s lesser-known symptoms.Listen and follow at 2parkiesinapod.com or on Spotify / Apple Podcasts

    Parkinson's Resilience Rose

    https://www.roses.co.uk/product/780299/rose-parkinsons-resilience-4l-pot-ngw

    PD Frontline (Genetic Testing)

    https://mantal.pdfrontline.com/en

    EJS ACT-PD Trial

    https://www.ejsactpd.com/

    Parkinson's UK Get Involved in Research

    https://www.parkinsons.org.uk/research/get-involved/take-part-hub
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    1 hr and 5 mins
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Informative and uplifting podcast about suviving and thriving with Parkinson's. The presenters are really good at letting others speak and tell their story.

Enjoyable uplifting podcast

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I don't have Parkinson's but my husband does. I probably listen more than he does, I think he doesn't want to "think about PD all the time", but I feel that information is key on this journey. I learned about you on Movers and Shakers, which I thought was brilliant till I discovered your podcast: they have now been downgraded (sorry guys). I find your approach more universal and enjoyable. You tackle difficult subjects with empathy and grace. Thank you, please keep going, you are shining a light into some dark corners. It is important and it helps. One of the most important things that you do is the highlighting of things that amazing Parky warriors are achieving every day. For anyone out there who has just discovered that they have Parkinson's, and feel that their lives are now ruined and blighted, you are bringing heroes into view and demonstrating that life can actually go on and be fun, that there is more to life than Levodopa and loss.
Rae Stephens

Losing the Parky Fear

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