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45 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
146 episodes
since June 12, 2024
episodic

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Send us Fan Mail “Football in and of itself is not bad. But how it’s played and how it is impacting our children is the problem.” In this solo episode of Broken Brains, host Bruce Parkman explains why repeated head impacts, not the game itself, are the real threat to athlete brain health. He also …

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Send us Fan Mail “If you’ve seen one traumatic brain injury, you have seen one traumatic brain injury.” Clinical researcher, author, and retired Navy Special Operations veteran Dr. Joe Dituri joins host Bruce Parkman to talk about recovering from his own traumatic brain injury (TBI) and why brain …
Send us Fan Mail In this solo episode of Broken Brains, host Bruce Parkman shares his personal experience with psychedelic therapy, from ketamine and ayahuasca to psilocybin and ibogaine, and how each played a part in his efforts to process grief, trauma, and anger. Bruce opens up about turning to …
Send us Fan Mail What happens after a service member survives a catastrophic combat brain injury? Retired Navy Captain Michael Hartford joins host Bruce Parkman to discuss traumatic brain injury (TBI), blast exposure, and repetitive brain injury in veterans, and why survival is only the beginning f…
Send us Fan Mail Why do we continue to overlook repetitive brain trauma in youth sports, even as awareness of concussions and long-term neurological health continues to grow? In Episode 113 of the Broken Brains Podcast, host Bruce Parkman sits down with Dr. Nicole F. Roberts, a public health expert…
Send us Fan Mail Are youth football and other contact sports putting children's developing brains at unnecessary risk? In this solo episode of the Broken Brains Podcast, host and brain injury advocate Bruce Parkman examines the risks of repetitive head impacts in youth sports, the science of c…
Send us Fan Mail What happens when the repeated blasts and invisible injuries of military service begin affecting a veteran's brain, mental health, and ability to rebuild life after combat? In Episode 112 of the Broken Brains Podcast, host Bruce Parkman sits down with combat veteran and certif…
Send us Fan Mail Can psychedelic experiences help people confront trauma, process painful memories, and discover a deeper understanding of themselves?   In this solo episode of the Broken Brains Podcast, host and retired Green Beret Bruce Parkman shares his personal journey with psychedelic substan…
Send us Fan Mail Can the brain recover after a traumatic brain injury, and what role does neuroplasticity play in healing? In Episode 111 of the Broken Brains Podcast, Bruce Parkman sits down with neuroscientist and brain injury survivor Dr. Daniel Avesar to explore the science of brain injury reco…
Send us Fan Mail Can repetitive head impacts and explosive blast exposure affect your mental health even when you don't realize you've suffered a brain injury? In this solo episode of the Broken Brains Podcast, Bruce Parkman explores the relationship between repetitive brain trauma, concu…
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