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The HeadRush Podcast with Paul Frase and Corey Berry takes you inside the reality of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) through the lens of football and rodeo.
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From Complex Data to a Clear Plan: Dr. Mizyl Damayo’s Precision Psychiatry System (opens the original)
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The problem was not a lack of information. It was turning that information into something a patient—especially one experiencing cognitive impairment—could understand and follow. Dr. Mizyl Damayo has built a system that combines genetics, laboratory results, hormones, inflammation markers, nutrition, medical history, and lifestyle factors into one clear, personalized roadmap. Precision medicine is only useful if the patient can understand and act on it. In Paul Frase’s first solo episode as host
Ray Lewis III’s Legacy: A Mother’s Mission to Protect Young Athletes (opens the original)
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After losing her son Ray Anthony Lewis III, Tiana McCall Wimberley transformed unimaginable grief into a mission to protect other families through CTE education, informed consent, and the RL3 Foundation. Tiana McCall Wimberley joins Paul Frase and former co-host Corey Berry to share the life and legacy of her son, Ray Anthony Lewis III—affectionately known as Ray Ray. Tiana opens up about raising her sons in a football family, what she wishes she had understood about repeated head impacts, and h
After the NFL: The Fight for Care, Benefits & Accountability (opens the original)
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They helped build the NFL. Now some former players are fighting just to get the care, benefits and answers they believe they were promised. Nearly a decade into the NFL concussion settlement, members of the NFL Player Advocacy Committee say retired players and their families are still navigating delays, denials, medical reviews, legal complexity and a system many struggle to understand. So who fights for the players when they can no longer fight for themselves? That last sentence is especially i
OW Sports Network Interview: Football Was Good to Me—But We Didn’t Know the Cost | Paul Frase on Brain Trauma and Hope (opens the original)
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Football gave Paul Frase an 11-year NFL career. Decades later, it forced him to confront the unseen cost of thousands of repeated head impacts—and the question every parent, coach and athlete needs to face. Former NFL defensive lineman Paul Frase joins Vince and Stevie D of the OW Sports Network for a direct conversation about football, repeated head impacts and protecting the next generation. Paul looks back on his journey from Syracuse University to the New York Jets, Jacksonville Jaguars, Gre
When Love Becomes Caregiving: The Hidden Toll of Brain Trauma (opens the original)
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Brain trauma doesn’t only affect the athlete. It can reshape a marriage, a family, and the life of the person standing beside them. What does it really mean to care for someone living with the long-term effects of repeated head impacts and brain trauma? In this deeply personal episode of the HeadRush Podcast, Paul Frase and Corey Berry are joined by Corey’s wife, Susan Berry , and Brandi Winans , wife of former NFL player Jeff Winans, for an honest conversation about the side of brain trauma tha
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