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Juicebox Podcast: Type 1 Diabetes

by Scott Benner

Obtainable strategies for living well with diabetes. Throw away your fear and learn to be Bold With Insulin! Visit the show at JuiceboxPodcast.com

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#1985 Woosah

Melissa's son drank a case of water a day. The pediatrician wouldn't poke his finger. Eighteen months later: a 5.4, and a mom learning to let go. twiist - A different t

Oct 19
1 h 32 min

#1984 Juicebox Rewind - Week 612

This week on Juicebox in 5 minutes. twiist - A different type of insulin pump has arrived ABLEnow save for today's needs or invest for tomorrow Eversense CGM Mini

Oct 17
11 min

#1983 It Works for Me

Michela has eaten low carb for over a decade. She explains why it works for her, what it costs her, and why the way people argue about it drives everyone away. twiist -

Oct 16
1 h 22 min

#1982 Postcode Lottery

Monika is in the UK. Her daughter was diagnosed at six, and whether she left the hospital with a CGM came down to which hospital she happened to be in. She bought one her

Oct 15
1 h 36 min

#1981 Third Place at the Science Fair

Veronica's son was diagnosed at five. He is extremely sensitive to insulin, hard to keep in range, and turned his own adhesive problem into a science fair project. twii

Oct 14
1 h 07 min

#1980 Three Years Low Carb

Diliara's daughter was diagnosed at eight. The family went low carb for three years and it worked — until it didn't. She and Scott talk honestly about what that community

Oct 13
1 h 17 min

#1979 Five More Minutes

Julie's daughter already had an immune deficiency, a liver condition and a heart issue when type 1 arrived on a family trip overseas. A nurse later told them how close th

Oct 12
1 h 36 min

#1978 Juicebox Rewind - Week 611

This week on Juicebox in 5 minutes. twiist - A different type of insulin pump has arrived ABLEnow save for today's needs or invest for tomorrow Eversense CGM Mini

Oct 10
11 min

#1977 Animating Type One for Neurodivergent Kids

Radhika is a pediatric endocrinologist. Molly is the mother of a neurodivergent daughter with type 1. Together they are building animated diabetes education for people th

Oct 9
1 h 09 min

#1976 Founder Story: Brave One

Brandi's daughter was diagnosed at three. She built a nonprofit that matches kids with type 1 to older mentors who have it too — and she is still figuring out how to run

Oct 8
1 h 28 min

#1975 CGM Burden

Erika Forsyth is back. She and Scott take apart the paradox of CGM data — why more information can make you feel worse, and how checking every five minutes starts to run

Oct 7
1 h 14 min

#1974 Lower the Threshold

An engineering student who was diagnosed in the middle of a semester — found in a dorm shower, five days in the hospital, and back at school almost immediately. She also

Oct 6
1 h 37 min

#1973 Founder Story: Jon Fawcett and Sugarpixel

Jon Fawcett built Sugarpixel so his daughter would wake up to her alarms. He and Scott talk about making a physical product one at a time, and why neither of them wants t

Oct 5
1 h 53 min

#1972 Juicebox Rewind — Week 610

This week on Juicebox in 5 minutes. twiist - A different type of insulin pump has arrived ABLEnow save for today's needs or invest for tomorrow Eversense CGM Mini

Oct 3
12 min

#1971 Next Person Who Speaks Loses

Jackie Waldie is a special education advocate, a former teacher of the year, and a mom of a kid with type 1. She and Scott take apart the 504 meeting — what to ask for, a

Oct 2
1 h 32 min

#1970 Once You Step on the Plane

Four weeks after his diagnosis in 1992, thirteen-year-old Christian flew to England alone for language school. Today he lives in Switzerland and travels constantly — and

Oct 1
1 h 24 min

#1969 Elena and Sarah

Elena was diagnosed her senior year of high school and is now managing it on her own in college. She and her mom, Sarah, talk about the handoff — and the nights Elena sle

Sep 30
1 h 21 min

#1968 Hide and Go Seek

Kristen is a pediatric nurse who gives Tzield for a living. Her own son was caught at stage two, got the infusion, and she talks about what it bought them — and what it c

Sep 29
1 h 21 min

#1967 Healthy Little Girls Don't Sleep All Day

Gina was diagnosed at seven with a blood sugar of 2,000. Fifty years later she chairs a university social work department and brings Scott an idea: the story you tell abo

Sep 28
1 h 48 min

#1966 Juicebox Rewind — Week 609

This week on Juicebox in 5 minutes. With a guest co-host.  twiist - A different type of insulin pump has arrived ABLEnow save for today's needs or invest for tomorrow

Sep 26
20 min

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What listeners say

A curated, balanced selection of Apple Podcasts reviews.

In all seriousness, this podcast has been amazing help after my T1D diagnosis. I love listening to everyone’s stories. You never know which ones you will relate to and pick up something helpful. My A1C went from 10.4 to 5.2 just 3 months after diagnosis. It was possible between a lot of hard work and tips I picked up here. Thank you Scott!

xsakurax9 · Aug 2026

I’ve been living with T1D for almost 50 years and thought I know everything that I needed to know by know. Was I wrong🤣! My wife pointed me to the Podcast about 3 years ago after hearing about it from one of her elementary school teachers. I started out slow, hit and miss with episodes here and there, but quickly became hooked and have learned so much more about how to make educated decisions about changing my pump settings. The tools on the website are invaluable! I can’t wait for the next episode to come out. Scott understands this disease like no non-diabetic I’ve ever met does. The FB group is also awesome. This is something that the diabetes community has needed for decades. Scott, thanks for all you do!

RandyMolen · Jul 2026

I’m so glad I stumbled across this podcast! It’s the perfect mix of humor, real-life experience, and incredibly valuable diabetes education. The host is absolutely hilarious, which makes every episode enjoyable, but what really sets this podcast apart is the depth of knowledge and insight he brings to every conversation. I’ve learned so many things I never would have thought to discuss with my diabetes care team, and it’s helped me become a stronger advocate for my own health. Even though we’ve never met, I genuinely feel supported. It’s honest, encouraging, and reminds you that you’re not alone. The guests are always fantastic too,-fun, engaging, and packed with knowledge and different perspectives. Every episode leaves me with something new to think about or apply to my own diabetes journey.

marybelle0909 · Jul 2026

If you or someone you love is living with Type 1 diabetes, stop what you’re doing and listen to this podcast. The Juicebox Podcast is one of the most informative, honest, and life-changing resources I’ve found. It doesn’t just teach diabetes management, it gives you the confidence to make better decisions. The conversations are raw, real, practical, and backed by experience, without making you feel overwhelmed or judged. As the parent of a child with Type 1 diabetes, this podcast has helped me understand the “why” behind the numbers, become a stronger advocate, and approach diabetes with far less fear and far more confidence. Scott has a way of asking the questions we’re all thinking, and his guests bring knowledge, compassion, and real-world experience that you can’t get from a textbook. Whether you’re newly diagnosed, have lived with Type 1 for decades, or are a parent, caregiver, partner, or healthcare professional, there is something here for you. Every episode leaves you with practical takeaways that can truly improve quality of life. Thank you, Scott, for creating a community that educates, empowers, and reminds people that they are never alone in this journey. This podcast has made a genuine difference in our family’s life, and I recommend it to everyone connected to Type 1 diabetes.

KathKeys · Jul 2026

There is a lot of information, however there is a lot of repetition and the host is obnoxious. He is busy talking about himself versus the information needed. It would also be helpful if the titles told the user what the podcast subject is so that they can listen to podcasts about a needed subject.

Jen Seagull · Mar 2026

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