Sheila Mueller's guest appearances

Sheila Mueller

Youth Culture Matters - A CPYU Podcast

The Marc Cox Morning Show

Elon Musk

Kamala Harris

Bill Barr

Ken Jenkins

Donald Trump

Brigitte Gabriel

Nancy Pelosi

Tim Schneider

Hillary Clinton

Bob Barr

Ashley Smith

Mike Epps

Trevor Noah

Rachel Joy

Dan Crenshaw

OwlTail

Jim Talent

Izzy Imig

Hour 3: Jim Talent discusses the Ketanji Brown Jackson hearings, Sheila Mueller shares the story of her son's bullying death, and Izzy Imig returns with a story about her yard signs.

Hour 3: Jim Talent discusses the Ketanji Brown Jackson hearings, Sheila Mueller shares the story of her son's bullying death, and Izzy Imig returns with a story about her yard signs.

Jim Talent, Sheila Mueller, Izzy Imig

Sheila Mueller shares her story about her son Klos' death.

Sheila Mueller shares her story about her son Klos' death.

Sheila Mueller details social media bullying and suicide of son

Tyler Maland

If you’ve been watching NFL games this fall, you’ve no doubt noticed the amount of attention being paid to hits on defenseless players, helmet-to-helmet tackles, and dangerous blows to the head. It seems like a growing number of fines and suspensions are being dished out. This is all part of our growing knowledge regarding the dangers of sub-concussive impacts and concussions. Thanks to the work of the Concussion Legacy Foundation, awareness is growing regarding our need to reduce blows to the head, particularly at the level of youth sports. In fact, the Concussion Legacy Foundation recently released a PSA challenging parents to put off tackle football until the age of 14. Since we need to steward the health of our children and teens, we must learn what we can about concussions and the degenerative brain disease known as CTE. We’ll talk about the work of the Concussion Legacy Foundation with Chief Impact Officer Tyler Mayland, and get a view from the sideline with Athletic Trainer Sheila Mueller, on this episode of Youth Culture Matters.

If you’ve been watching NFL games this fall, you’ve no doubt noticed the amount of attention being paid to hits on defenseless players, helmet-to-helmet tackles, and dangerous blows to the head. It seems like a growing number of fines and suspensions are being dished out. This is all part of our growing knowledge regarding the dangers of sub-concussive impacts and concussions. Thanks to the work of the Concussion Legacy Foundation, awareness is growing regarding our need to reduce blows to the head, particularly at the level of youth sports. In fact, the Concussion Legacy Foundation recently released a PSA challenging parents to put off tackle football until the age of 14. Since we need to steward the health of our children and teens, we must learn what we can about concussions and the degenerative brain disease known as CTE. We’ll talk about the work of the Concussion Legacy Foundation with Chief Impact Officer Tyler Mayland, and get a view from the sideline with Athletic Trainer Sheila Mueller, on this episode of Youth Culture Matters.

Episode 91: "Concussions and Youth Sports" with Tyler Maland and Sheila Mueller