January 7, 2021: What do you do when a complication during delivery starves your newborn's brain of oxygen and doctors tell you he might never speak or walk? Parents of Eli Starkey and Physical Therapist Anna Howard discuss the cutting edge treatment, physical therapy, faith, and determination that has Eli walking, talking, and playing ball.

November 5, 2020: Back pain with sciatica — pain that radiates to the leg — can upset the rhythm and quality of life. But is doctors' typical advice and a wait-and-see approach needlessly prolonging people's pain? Julie Fritz, a physical therapist and researcher, answers that question and shares significant findings that suggest it's time to make changes to typical care.

October 1, 2020: Too many older adults find themselves in a pickle. They want to feel good but find themselves sitting too much, out of shape, and out of sorts. Senior athletes Andy Leighton and Patsy Lillehei join physical therapist Becca Jordre to share how it's never too late to be physically active and feel good.

September 3, 2020: When physical therapist Carol-Ann Nelson moved to Oregon she looked for a way to help people with neurologic conditions and chronic diseases enjoy and benefit from the wonderful outdoor spaces in which she’d grown up. The result: Destination Rehab — a hub of adventure, independence, and community for participants ages 18 to 90+ years.

August 6, 2020: Despite a serious injury to her foot, dancer Sydney Mesher achieved a longtime goal by becoming a member of the famed Radio City Music Hall Rockettes and performed in their legendary holiday show. Physical therapy played a major role in helping her get there.

July 2, 2020: What do physical therapists have to do with addressing the alarming lack of physical activity among Americans? "Everything!" says APTA spokesperson Carrie Pagliano, PT, DPT, who outlines physical therapy's role in helping people of all ages and abilities achieve or return to active lifestyles.

June 4, 2020: Molly Smith and Karl Arabian are physical therapists who were thrust into a vital but harrowing role in the early epicenters of the COVID-19 pandemic in Seattle and New York City. They share stories about some of their patients and advice for listeners based on their expertise and experiences.

April 30, 2020: We all know by now that COVID-19 can strike anyone, and that its effects can range from being invisible to requiring intubation and a respirator for patients who can’t breathe on their own. What you might not know is that when people are hospitalized and are just beginning to recover from the most severe effects of the novel coronavirus, physical therapists are helping. And physical therapy will continue to be needed by many long after they leave the hospital.

April 2, 2020: At the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Christi Crawford is working hard to meet the physical therapy needs of veterans who live in rural areas. Video-to-home personalized care and other remote services reduce the need for patients to travel long distances for in-office care. Because of the coronavirus pandemic, interest in telehealth services at an all-time high. Christi discusses the benefits of telehealth for veterans, their caregivers, and health care providers.

March 5, 2020: Anjana Bhat, PT, discusses her research and experience working with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. She answers the questions: What helps to develop social and cognitive abilities and why do kids with autism tend to smile and engage more when they take part in creative movement activities like dancing with music and yoga?