RealTalk MS

Jon Strum

About this app

This is the most convenient way to listen to the RealTalk MS podcast (produced in partnership with the National MS Society) on your phone or tablet. With this app, you are always connected to the latest episodes. You can also save your favorite episodes to listen to them again. And you'll automatically receive bonus content every time Jon makes it available. This app is complete access to RealTalk MS and if you're a RealTalker, you won't want to be without it!

This app contains the following additional features:

* Streaming access to play episodes from anywhere
* Always updated with the latest episodes- and an archived back catalog
* Playback resume (when interrupted by a call or other distraction)
* Access to exclusive extras like PDFs, wallpapers, and bonus content
* Quick access to all the contact methods for the show like call, email, web, Facebook, and Twitter

Thank you for downloading this app and supporting the show!

Please note, not all episodes have exclusive extras.

Ratings and reviews

Its a great podcast, but the app wont be anything special if you already have a podcast player. If not than this is the easiest way to listen.

Love the up to date, evidenced based information Jon includes every week! Bonus content directly accessible in the app is an awesome edition!

Good Tuesday morning, I've had relapsing/remitting M.S. since 1969. This podcast is good to learn about this disease and what might happen to a person with M.S. I've lived in 3 different nursing homes and everyone of them is different. At the age of 25 , I could not talk coherently but luckily there was a mirror in the home I was living. I retaught myself how to talk by overextending my facial muscles time and time again. I started talking again. In that same nursing home, Good Samaritan home in Evansville, In. I visited the physical therapy department daily. I was using an electric scooter called an Amigo. When I was in the PT department one of the aides encouraged me to continue trying to walk the bars. She pushed my right ankle forward a few inches and I began walking. I was happy let me tell you. Soon I was walking back and forth as many times as I could. I eventually was asked to find another place to reside. I went back home. My parents were glad to see the progress I made while I was in the home. I am a Christian and followed what I had been told: Do unto others what has been done unto you. I went back to Good Sam and volunteered for a year. It was my pleasure to do that. This is the beginning of my story. Stay strong Barbara L Tullis

What's new

Fixed issue cause the app to crash on load