Richard Pell's guest appearances

Richard Pell

The Physio Matters Podcast

Multiple Disruptions Podcast

Ben Smith

Susie Martin

Sarah Jones

Matt Phillips

Tom Jacobs

Alan Taylor

Steve Miller

Ian Horsley

Jason Clark

Stephanie Bruce

Elaine Miller

Greg Lehman

Jeremy Lewis

Jonathan Bell

Kate Brown

OwlTail

Felicity Thow

Cormac Ryan

Lorimer Moseley

The Flippin’ Pain Initiative is a public health campaign run by Connect Health and is a project that aims to bring contemporary pain understanding to the Lincolnshire community.  In February, they launched the Flippin’ Pain brand and set out to flip the understanding of a room full of people with persistent pain with the help of pain Professors Lorimer Moseley and Cormac Ryan and set up by Connect's Head of NHS Service Development Richard Pell.   We were lucky enough to be able to send Felicity Thow with a camera and a mic to hold these three legends up for an hour on the day and even luckier that they agreed – we can’t thank Connect, Richard, Lorimer and Cormac enough for their time.  Here’s what we ended up with: a podcast about bringing pain education to the masses and our role in public health within our communities. Follow the team on twitter @TPMPodcast and Flippin Pain @flippinpain Check out www.rehabmypatient.com 

The Flippin’ Pain Initiative is a public health campaign run by Connect Health and is a project that aims to bring contemporary pain understanding to the Lincolnshire community.  In February, they launched the Flippin’ Pain brand and set out to flip the understanding of a room full of people with persistent pain with the help of pain Professors Lorimer Moseley and Cormac Ryan and set up by Connect's Head of NHS Service Development Richard Pell.   We were lucky enough to be able to send Felicity Thow with a camera and a mic to hold these three legends up for an hour on the day and even luckier that they agreed – we can’t thank Connect, Richard, Lorimer and Cormac enough for their time.  Here’s what we ended up with: a podcast about bringing pain education to the masses and our role in public health within our communities. Follow the team on twitter @TPMPodcast and Flippin Pain @flippinpain Check out <a href="https://www.rehabmypatient.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.rehabmypatient.com</a>

Session 75 - Flippin Pain and Public Health Messaging with Felicity Thow, Richard Pell, Cormac Ryan and Lorimer Moseley

Richard Pell is an art professor at the prestigious Carnegie Mellon University, and the director of the Center for Post Natural History. His mission, as he tells Hoon, involves questioning and investigating just about everything on how humans have affected other organisms. Soft spoken and thoughtful in his choices of words, he elicits intrigue and interest discussing his background as a computer hacker, his propensity to "back into things" to great effect, and his associations with various different revolutionary groups, the FBI, and bioterrorism. Yet the most important part of his story is firmly rooted in his own personal and professional inquiry on how we are all a part of this ever changing landscape, and the things that are affected around us. A fascinating and insightful conversation. Enjoy. And keep on disrupting, always. Please like, share and comment. If you do those kinds of things.

Richard Pell is an art professor at the prestigious Carnegie Mellon University, and the director of the Center for Post Natural History. His mission, as he tells Hoon, involves questioning and investigating just about everything on how humans have affected other organisms. Soft spoken and thoughtful in his choices of words, he elicits intrigue and interest discussing his background as a computer hacker, his propensity to "back into things" to great effect, and his associations with various different revolutionary groups, the FBI, and bioterrorism. Yet the most important part of his story is firmly rooted in his own personal and professional inquiry on how we are all a part of this ever changing landscape, and the things that are affected around us. A fascinating and insightful conversation. Enjoy. And keep on disrupting, always. Please like, share and comment. If you do those kinds of things.

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