Best Artificial Leg Podcasts (2025)

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Walking Is More Complicated Than You Think with Dr. Steven Gard 57:32

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Send us a text What if everything we think we know about human walking is oversimplified? In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Steven Gard a biomedical engineer and leading gait researcher. We unpack the real biomechanics behind prosthetic design. From artificial heart labs to O&P innovation, Dr. Gard shares surprising insights on: Why shock absor…

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We love this listener’s project — and your response 10:48

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A listener named Thomas Sanford wrote to us earlier this year, asking for help with a little DIY project. And it’s turned into the most encouraging thing we’ve seen all year. With input from the Arm and a Leg community — specifically folks who get our First Aid Kit newsletter — Thomas has drafted a one-page handout, packed with resources for anyone…

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Clio founder talks $1B acquisition of vLex and upcoming Clio Cloud Conference 42:30

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When Clio announced that it had acquired global legal research platform vLex for $1 billion in June, it was the latest in a series of big moves from the cloud-based practice management software company.By Legal Talk Network

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Major's Mess Hall - Episode 239 - Nantucket Idol 51:16

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Gavin and Chris are back after their milestone tenth anniversary episode! This week, they welcome special guest Geof Turner, who joins them to talk about his new song, "Nantucket Idol." Geof dives into the songwriting process, shares his inspiration, and gives us an inside look at the music video, where Gavin even makes a cameo! Get ready for an en…

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Mastering Credit Card Rewards for Business Owners With Colin Stroud 33:48

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Send us a text Credit card rewards expert Colin Stroud reveals how O&P practice owners can transform regular business expenses into valuable rewards through strategic credit card usage. He explains the mechanics behind credit card rewards systems and how business owners can maximize returns on spending they would do anyway. • Single practitioner O&…

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Major's Mess Hall - Episode 238 - A Decade Of Laughs (10th Anniversary Special) 1:28:51

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Scott and Craig return to join Gavin, as they look back on the last 10 years since launching Major's Mess Hall.By Majors_Mess_Hall

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Will we be able to afford insurance in 2026? 29:01

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For the first time, our senior producer, Emily, has to sign up for Obamacare. And it turns out, it’s one heck of a year to do that. A recent headline from KFF Health News reads: “Insurers and customers brace for double whammy to Obamacare premiums.” We break down what those “whammies” might mean in dollars and cents for Emily and the millions of ot…

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A Debrief from AOPA 2025: Are we witnessing a Digital (not just 3D printing) Renaissance? 54:27

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Send us a text Brent Wright shares his experiences from the American Orthotic and Prosthetic Association (AOPA) conference, highlighting innovations in 3D printing, data-driven technologies, and revealing his groundbreaking polar printer project for prosthetic sockets. • AOPA attendance exceeded 2,000 people with 165 exhibitors including 30 new ven…

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How lawyers can use generative AI to get a leg up in communicating with clients 42:27

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Querious utilizes the power of generative AI to listen into a conversation and deliver real-time insights based on what it hears. Essentially, it’s like having another person in the room with you—only one who knows all the answers and can access information faster than anyone else.By Legal Talk Network

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Major's Mess Hall - Episode 237 - Eight Legs, One Bottle 49:27

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In this episode, Gavin and Chris dive into the weird and wonderful—tackling everything from the quirks of AI and its little hiccups, to the age-old question of how to deal with house spiders, to those desperate moments when a bottle becomes a lifesaver. It’s funny, unfiltered, and proof that no topic is too strange for the podcast.…

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When Ideas Defend Themselves: The Strange Rules of Intellectual Property Ep.160 10:03

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Not all intellectual property rights are automatic. Some appear the moment you create, others only when you use, file, or keep them locked away. Join me in the latest episode of "The Patenting for Inventors Podcast," as we explore the hidden logic of patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets, and why the law treats your poem, your logo, yo…

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The Insurance Warrior battles a $61 billion company (from 2021) 23:44

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Hey first! We need your help: Financial help. Donations from listeners power this show, and we’ve got a goal: 100 people making their first-ever gift, this week. If you haven’t chipped in before, this is a great time — just click here. OK, onwards… Sharing a favorite from our archive – with lessons that are as relevant as ever. Laurie Todd calls he…

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Tool-Up: Time = Money in Orthotics and Prosthetics with Niles Leonard 51:29

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Send us a text We catch up with Niles from Leonard Industries, our first-ever returning guest, as he reveals game-changing innovations in prosthetic and orthotic fabrication technology. This episode explores how new manufacturing tools are making fabrication faster, safer, and more consistent while helping address the industry's technical workforce…

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Major's Mess Hall - Episode 236 - If You Can Get A Challenging Wank Out Of It, Then Fair Play! 52:37

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Join Gavin and Chris for a fun-filled episode as they dive into a variety of topics! Gavin shares his unique experiences working as a background performer on Trailer Park Boys Season 13, offering spoiler-free insights and behind-the-scenes stories. Plus, the duo chats about Chris's new job and the things that really grind their gears. And, don't mi…

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Walking Through the AOPA National Assembly 2025: What You Need to Know 47:33

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Send us a text We preview the upcoming AOPA National Assembly in Orlando, discussing what makes this prosthetics and orthotics trade show valuable for professionals across the industry. • AOPA (American Orthotic and Prosthetic Association) National Assembly happening September 3-6 in Orlando, Florida • 165+ exhibitors representing various aspects o…

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How the NCBE will move the NextGen bar exam to personal computers 44:00

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For decades, the Uniform Bar Examination has been old school, with bar candidates using paper-and-pencil exam books. But starting with the first administration of the NextGen UBE next year, the test will be entirely conducted on the examinees’ personal computers. The ABA Journal’s Julianne Hill talks with Kara Smith, the National Conference of Bar …

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Reimagining Technical Excellence in O&P with Brad Mattear 1:08:28

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Send us a text Brad Matear, who oversees central fabrication for Shriners Children's hospitals, shares insights on the technical side of O&P, highlighting the critical shortage of trained technicians and pathways for advancing the profession. • Shriners Children's central fabrication serves approximately 19 facilities nationwide, dealing with compl…

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A wild health insurance hustle 30:20

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When a New York couple purchased a health insurance plan from a telemarketer, everything sounded legit. Meds, doctors, tests? All covered. But it didn't take long for them to realize they'd been “hustled” – ending up with bills for thousands of dollars, and leaving them no choice but to skip important medical care. In their series “Health Care Hust…

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Major's Mess Hall - Episode 235 - Shootin' The Sh!t With Justine Williamson And Greg Vardy 1:05:00

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In this hilarious and heartwarming episode, Gavin and Tony sit down with Cape Breton comedy duo Justine Williamson and Greg Vardy — the creators of viral sensations Tracy and Martina! We dive into their story, from how they first met in Cape Breton to what sparked their journey into comedy, and how they developed their iconic characters that have t…

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The great American drug shortage isn't an accident, it's artificial (from Organized Money) 39:06

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As a follow-up to our series The Prescription Drug Playbook — all about how you can get the meds you need at a price you can (maybe) afford — we’re stepping back to look at the big picture. From the start of this podcast, we’ve been trying to answer a major question: Why do my meds cost so freaking much? And we’ve highlighted the profit-seeking gam…

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Lululemon Sues Costco - A Fashion Lawsuit You Can’t Just Downward Dog Out Of Ep.159 13:55

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Lululemon wants Costco to stop selling its copycat couture. In this episode, I cover the juicy new lawsuit between the premium yoga brand and the king of bulk, breaking down Lululemon's patent, trademark, trade dress, and unfair practices claims against Costco for selling lookalike fashion. What's actually protectable in fashion and why is winning …

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How agentic artificial intelligence could shake up the legal industry 36:32

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For lawyers, artificial intelligence agents could completely change the way that they do their jobs, handling things such as legal research, document creation and managing workflows with little human supervision. But if we’ve learned anything since the dawn of the generative AI revolution, the potential benefits of agentic AI come with risks and po…

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Major's Mess Hall - Episode 234 - Bette MacDonald 53:28

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In this episode, Gavin and Tony sit down for a fun, lighthearted chat with the incomparable Bette MacDonald—a true legend of East Coast comedy. Bette gives us the inside scoop on her brand-new show Starmaker Academy, shares hilarious memories from her time on the hit CBC series Mr. D, and reflects on how Cape Breton comedy is deeply rooted in the r…

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Virtually Aligned: Smarter Education, Stronger Outcomes with Richard Dubin 50:11

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Send us a text Rich Dubin, CEO of LER Expo, shares his journey creating digital educational platforms that foster cross-disciplinary learning for healthcare professionals in the lower extremity market. We discuss how bringing together specialists from different fields—from podiatry to orthotics and prosthetics—leads to better patient outcomes and m…

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The Prescription Drug Playbook, Part Two 27:40

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In February, we asked you, our listeners, to share the tips, tricks, and tactics you’ve learned for getting the medicine you need at prices you can manage. And of course some of you work in health care and have insider knowledge. Which we’re passing along in this second episode of The Prescription Drug Playbook. We’ll hear from a listener who works…

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Where Engineering Meets Digital Workflows with Ashton Stoop 53:01

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Send us a text We explore the exciting intersection of engineering, biomechanics, and 3D printing in prosthetics with our guest Ashton Stoop, who shares his journey from mechanical engineering student to designing 3D-printed prosthetic limbs in Mexico. • Ashton's background in mechanical engineering and his path to O&P through biomechanics research…

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Trailer: The Prescription Drug Playbook 1:29

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Too many of us get sticker shock when we go to pick up our meds. We asked our listeners how they get by in this situation, and we learned dozens of tips. And in this two-part series, we’re sharing those strategies — including some advice from experts. The next episode drops June 30. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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The Future of Prosthetics Through Data and Design with Dhruv Agrawal 45:49

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Send us a text Dhruv Agrawal, founder of Aether Biomedical, shares how a birthday gift 3D printer led him from medical school to developing the Zeus hand, the strongest bionic prosthetic hand on the market with revolutionary cloud-based tracking capabilities. • Journey from medical student to prosthetics innovator began with a 3D printer birthday g…

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The Pre-Patent Power Play: Can I License My Invention While It’s Still Patent Pending? Ep.158 9:43

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Can you really license your invention before your patent is granted? In this episode of The Patenting for Inventors Podcast, I break down the risks, rewards, and real-world strategies behind licensing a patent-pending invention. Whether you’re an inventor looking to monetize early, or a company weighing the value of exclusive rights before the ink …

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The Prescription Drug Playbook, Part One 26:07

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In surveys, one in four Americans report having to skip their medications due to cost. We asked our listeners: what strategies have you used when you’ve been hit with pharmacy sticker shock? We heard from a ton of you – with stories, strategies and workarounds that surprised and encouraged us. None of them will work for everybody. This is a set of …

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Major's Mess Hall - Episode 233 - Silent Struggles: Men's Mental Health Unmasked 1:03:33

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In this special episode of Major’s Mess Hall, Gavin and Chris are joined by friend and guest Josh Hines for an honest and heartfelt conversation about men’s mental health. June marks Men's Mental Health Month, and we’re opening up about something too often left unspoken.Together, we discuss the silent struggles many men face, why it's so hard to as…

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CPO/Inventor Beyond Borders with Jochen Weigel 47:02

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Send us a text Jochen Weigel from Stuttgart, Germany joins us to discuss his innovative contributions to prosthetics, including post-processing for Niagara feet and the development of the AirFit casting system. • Jochen's journey from clinical specialist to R&D manager to starting his own business 13 years ago • The AirFit system uses air pressure …

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How ethics reforms in Arizona led to LegalZoom's law firm 31:51

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When Arizona changed its ethics rules in 2020 opening the door for alternative business structures and nonlawyer ownership for law firms, it sent shock waves throughout the legal industry. Nicole Miller, the chief legal officer of LegalZoom, speaks to the ABA Journal's Victor Li about LegalZoom’s experience in Arizona thus far, as well as general i…

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Major's Mess Hall - Episode 232 - Artificial Unintelligence 1:09:10

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On this week's episode, Gavin and Chris discussed various personal topics, including their experiences with social media misinformation and how people seem to fall for AI generated video clips. They explore the world of Dungeons & Dragons, its cultural impact, and its mental health benefits through social interaction and escapism. The conversation …

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Hanger Clinic's Bold Move: How Agile Orthopedics Acquisition Reshapes Patient Care with Joris and Brent 36:32

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Send us a text The mobile prosthetic clinic model is gaining traction as Hanger acquires Colorado-based Agile Orthopedics, potentially changing how prosthetic care is delivered nationwide. Raise3D's new RMS-220 SLS printer enters the market with open material capabilities, challenging the economics of small-scale prosthetic production. • Mobile cli…

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The Risk of Joint Ownership in Patents – And Why It’s a Trap Ep.157 6:38

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In this episode of Patenting for Inventors, we dive into the hidden pitfalls of joint patent ownership—and why it’s often more trouble than it’s worth. From licensing surprises to enforcement roadblocks, you’ll learn how even the best-intentioned partnerships can turn into legal landmines. Find out how to protect your rights, avoid unwanted co-owne…

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Ground Zero: Powder Bed Fusion for Prosthetics with David Pierick 55:16

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Send us a text David Pierick, a retired Applications Engineer, shares the journey of bringing powder bed fusion technology to prosthetics and orthotics, revolutionizing patient comfort and outcomes through advanced materials. • The initial challenge: proving 3D printed prosthetic components were as good or better than traditional methods • Testing …

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Could this mathematician’s formula fix US hospitals? 32:11

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What do the KGB and the former CEO of Cincinnati Children's Hospital have in common? At different times, they’ve each looked to a guy named Eugene Litvak for help. He only said yes to Cincinnati — but he saved that hospital more than a hundred million dollars a year. For the last few decades, Litvak – a Soviet émigré with a PhD in math – has been o…