PediaCast: Pediatric Podcasts for Parents

Dr Sarah Adams visits the studio as we consider screen time, bedtime, and picky eaters. These are frequent challenges for moms and dads. We share strategies for building healthy routines that lower the stress. We hope you can join us!

Dr Bruce Meyer and Dr Roger Friedman visit the studio as we celebrate 50 years of caring for kids at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. These seasoned physicians have witnessed the transformation of our institution from a small community hospital into a nationally recognized leader in pediatric care, research, and education. Tune in for a behind-the-scenes look at how Nationwide Children’s became what it is today!

Dr. Megan Waldrop visits the studio as we consider Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. This genetic condition remains a serious diagnosis, but there is also real progress happening in how we diagnose, treat, and support those living with this condition. Tune in for details!

Clinical pharmacists, Addie Brown and Emily Stephan, visit the studio as we chat about helping kids take their medicine. From bad-tasting liquids and tricky pills to busy schedules and worried parents, there are plenty of barriers that keep kids from taking their medicine as prescribed. We provide tips and tricks for parents… and we hope you can join us!

Laura Beth Kalvas, Samantha Boch, and Kylie Dougherty visit the studio as we consider the important role of nurse scientists. These researchers often start with questions at the bedside… questions that lead to improved experiences and elevated outcomes for kids and families. We hope you can join us!

Dr Wisler Saint-Vil visits the studio as we consider platelet-rich plasma for injured student athletes. What is this treatment? How does it work? Is it safe? And what types of injuries are candidates for the procedure? Tune in to find out!

Dr. Jonathan Napolitano and Timothy McCullough visit the studio to explore adaptive sports medicine. The Winter Olympics are winding down, which means the Paralympic Games will be starting soon. These games feature athletes who rely on adaptive sports medicine to keep their bodies moving. We also have a student athlete and her track coach (and grandfather) joining us to share the impact of adaptive sports medicine from the family’s perspective. We hope you can tune in!

Drs Karla Vaz and Traci Bouchard visit the studio as we consider one of the most common conditions seen in kids and teens: constipation. We explore causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. We hope you can join us!

Drs David Kling, Vanessa Ng, and Nichole Michaels visit the studio as we consider the prevention of firearm-related injuries in children and teenagers. Guns kill more kids in America than any other cause, including car crashes, poisoning, and cancer. Most of these deaths are preventable… tune in to learn how!

Jessica Waller and Dana Schoff visit the studio as we consider massage therapy for children and teenagers. Massage therapy is not just for grown-ups… and it helps with more than relaxation. It can play an important role in helping kids manage pain, stress, and complex medical conditions. Tune in to learn more!

Dr Allen Kadado and Crystal Seilhamer visit the studio as we consider scoliosis. This common condition sounds scary, but those affected are not alone. We break down scoliosis and provide straight facts for families. We hope you can join us!

School counselor and children’s author, Jennifer Licate, visits the studio as we consider anxiety in children and pre-teens. It is a common experience, but sharing is not always easy. We explore how to navigate difficult conversations with struggling kids!

Dr Henry Xiang visits the studio as we consider infobugs. These small, shareable bits of information spread quickly and shape thoughts, emotions, and behavior. They can be a driving force for violence and bullying… or instruments of kindness and support. Tune in to learn more!

Dr Jason Newland visits the studio as we consider antimicrobial medications and the stewardship programs aimed at saving them. Antibiotics emerged as miracle drugs in the early 20th Century. However, these life-saving treatments can lose their effectiveness if not used correctly. Tune in to learn more, including the role each of us can play in keeping them working!

Dr Bill Long and Dr Pablo Sanchez visit the studio as we consider RSV infections in babies and young children. We explore the seasonality of these infections, along with their symptoms, treatment, and prevention. We hope you can join us!

Dr Natalie Rine, director of the Central Ohio Poison Center, and two members of Trainees for Child Injury Prevention (T4CIP), Dr Nicole Clayton and Dr Anne Elizabeth Mason, visit the studio as we explore safe medicine storage. Learn how to protect your children from accidental drug ingestions at home… and away. We hope you can join us!

Kalin Moran, Lelia Emery, and Chloe Heintz visit the studio as we explore the role of music therapy in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Discover how music is making a big difference for little patients. We hope you can join us!

Dr Jennifer Taylor-Cousar visits the studio as we explore why health equity matters for kids and families. We discuss health disparities, medical mistrust, and barriers that impact health outcomes. We hope you can join us!

Dr Shoghik Akoghlanian visits the studio as we consider recurrent fever syndromes in children. Tune in as we explore typical fevers… and more concerning ones. Learn about PFAPA and Familial Mediterranean Fever. We hope you can join us!

April McComb visits the studio as we explore the world of student-parents—those juggling kids, coursework, and careers. How do they do it? Join us for insight, encouragement, and actionable tips!