HeyJaredLife on the level
Real talk from young people living with type 1 diabetes.Whether it’s studying, work, relationships, or just daily life, hear from those who understand what it’s like to live life with type 1 diabetes.This podcast series isn’t just about managing diabetes—it’s about thriving…
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Food, booze and parties – Leveling with Nicole Rizk (opens the original)
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Living with type 1 and navigating food, booze and post-party cravings? Yeah, it’s not easy. Our resident dietitian Nicole Rizk knows the drill because she’s been there. Seb and Isabella get real with Nicole about finding that balance, ditching the guilt and making space for the good stuff without letting diabetes take over.
What’s your superpower? – Leveling with Lauren Cusack (opens the original)
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Diagnosed at 28, Lauren Cusack turned her type 1 diabetes into a superpower with the help of a parent who also shares the condition. Now, she’s breaking down stigma, building peer support and showing what’s possible when you rally your village. Tune in as Lauren shares her story, her strength and how she’s lighting the way for others living with type 1 diabetes.
Thinking about getting inked? – Leveling with Brodie Sargent (opens the original)
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Kick back with Brodie Sargent, tattoo artist, rugby player, marathon runner and proud type 1 diabetes advocate. In this episode, Brodie shares his laid-back (but driven) approach to life with type 1, from smashing goals on the field to raising awareness with 50km runs. We dive into his journey, getting inked and why a diagnosis doesn’t define what’s possible.
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