This week the boys talk to Parkinson’s activist and fellow Podcaster Larry Gifford. His podcast ‘When Iife gives you Parkinson’s’ is an open and honest insight into the condition - no subject is out of bounds. Larry is also the founder of PD Avengers, a global alliance of people effected by the condition. In a wide ranging discussion we also talk about our D-Day (diagnosis) experiences, Larry's DBS journey and the impact Parkinson's has on relationships. People with Parkinson’s doing amazing things this week includes @Markxhogben - a man living off grid in the Canadian wilderness.

In this episode the boys discuss how tech can make life a little easier for people with Parkinson’s. From voice assistants, to messaging tips and how Siri can help you listen to your favourite podcast. We also discuss Parkinson’s ON, a new app which aims to track symptoms, help with medication timing and generally improve your Parky life.. Plus more people with Parkinson’s doing amazing things. The man who’s rediscovered his love for playing Led Zep in the spare bedroom and a woman who’s fixed her 10 year old dishwasher… Thanks to Charlie Appleyard @CA_Annapurna Helga MacFarlane @HMellMac Kate The Parkinson Magazine (Kuhan's article) GMB Interview with Dave Clark Download the Parkinson's ON app for free on your iPhone or Android If you're enjoying the podcast please rate, review and subscribe

In this episode we speak to Professor Rimona Weil from University College London. Rimona is one of the world’s leading experts in Parkinson’s dementia. It’s not as depressing as you might think! She talks about ground breaking research which has discovered a link between vision and dementia, tells us who’s most at risk and whether it’s possible to prevent it! Plus how using pictures of cats and dogs can help to understand how cognition is affected in Parkinson’s. We also talk about people’s reluctance to talk about Parkinson’s dementia… If you want to get involved with the professor’s latest research project, which will involve at least 5 visits to London, brain scans and blood tests, you can email her: [email protected] https://www.parkinsons.org.uk/information-and-support/thinking-and-memory-changes https://www.parkinsons.org.uk/research/research-blog/ask-expert/its-time-talk-about-parkinsons-dementia

Parkinsons .. Top 10 worst symptoms In this episode @DaveClarkTV and @morethanatremor (Kuhan) discuss the most troublesome Parkinson’s symptoms. Parkinson's Europe surveyed nearly a thousand Parkie’s with fascinating results. So what’s the number one worst symptom ? Shaking? Speech problems? Low mood? Have a listen and find out what tops the chart…. A huge THANKYOU to @kimrobsonuk for the chart. voice over and contributors Michèle and Katy..

In this special bonus edition Kuhan and Dave join 300 people Walking For Parkinson’s at London's Battersea Park. Parkinson’s UK host a series of fundraising walks around the UK. Everyone walking has their own Parkie story to tell, the boys find out about a few of them… Walk for Parkinson's https://www.facebook.com/2parkiesinapod https://www.instagram.com/2parkiesinpod

In this episode Dave and Kuhan talk to NHS doctor, artist and Parkinson’s campaigner Dr Jonny Acheson. Jonny was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2016 when he was just 41. Hear about how Bollywood dancing led to his diagnosis and what its like to work in an emergency dept with the condition. Jonny also talks about the Jekyll & Hyde feeling when his medication is wearing off, and his campaign to let people keep their own medication during a stay in hospital. ⁠ ⁠⁠@jonny_acheson @ParkinsonsEN (Parkinson's Excellence Network) https://jonnyachesonart.com/ @DavidAPlummer https://shakinghandsfilm.com/film @PhilJerky @FreddieRoach

Canadian broadcaster Harry Forestell tells Dave and Kuhan his incredible Parkinson’s story. How he interviewed Michael J. Fox, his reaction to being outed by his daughter and how he was wide-awake whilst having brain surgery. From secrecy to advocacy, acts of kindness and singing to extend his TV career, it's a fascinating insight into the career of a much loved and respected journalist. Links: @DaveClarkTV @morethanatremor (Kuhan) @HarryForestell Harry's Interview with MJF The Essay

In this episode Dave & Kuhan answer questions from listeners. They cover a host of topics from how to stay upbeat with Parkinson’s to constipation and podcasts. It’s an open and honest discussion with a few giggles along the way. @2parkiesinapod @daveclarkTV @morethanatremor This weeks People with Parkinson's do Amazing Things: Paul Sinha Samuel Smith Jon Goodwin

The boys talk to Parkinson’s Yoga expert Dawn Williams. There’s growing evidence that Yoga can help with a range of Parkinson's symptoms by improving slowness, stiffness, balance, flexibility and core strength Many people with Parkinson's also report improvements in their mood and sleep, plus benefit from the social interaction of group classes with other Parkies. Dawn explains the power of yoga and finishes with a relaxation exercise…. @DaveClarkTV @More Than a Tremor (Kuhan) Guests: @Annie https://dawnwilliamsyoga.co.uk/ People with Parkinson's do Amazing things: Neil Russell Roddy Forsyth Ian O'Brien

We talk to model and presenter Linda E about her experiences with her dad, Stanley. Switching from daughter to carer.. The precious moments they spent together and the difficulties of having a parent with Parkinson’s. We also meet film director Grant Taylor and his father Bob. Grant has released a film based on his dads battle with the condition. 'Ecstasy’ – is a short film about the experiences of a man living with Parkinson’s and his son, the film features their quest to get an ecstasy pill.. so that the father can dance with his wife at her birthday party. Hosts: Dave Clark @daveclarkTV Kuhan @morethanatremor Guests: Linda E Grant Taylor And doing amazing things this week .. Joe Wicks @thebodycoach Milly Khan @Milly_Physio Gary Shaughnessy @gshaug7741 Anne-Marie Booth @annieconmonkey Gary's Sky interview Workout for Parkinson's Ecstasy - Parkinson's short film Parkinson's Ecstasy article BBC Horizon documentary Warning - the use of Ecstasy to treat Parkinson's is not recommend