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Sep 30, 2026 17 min

EPISODE 66: Jukestir

from Elevated Insights: A TCSD Podcast Hosted by Tooele County School District

What do UFC fighters, Parkinson's therapy programs, and a Grantsville High School social studies teacher have in common? In this episode, Dr. Mark Ernst talks with Brad Evans about Jukestir, an invention that challenges the brain as much as the body. What started as a better training tool for athletes has found unexpected applications in hospitals, rehabilitation programs, and beyond. Along the way, Brad shares how entrepreneurship, resilience, and creative thinking shape both his invention and his classroom.

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