EPISODE · Jan 28, 2026 · 2 MIN
The Pain Free Living podcast is 1 year old 🎂
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In this short episode, Bob Allen, osteopath, and Clare Elsby, therapist and coach, pause to celebrate the Pain Free Living Podcast's first birthday.What began as a small, slightly nerve-wracking project has grown into something global. Over the past year, the podcast has reached over 150 YouTube subscribers spread across the world, including listeners in Brazil, China, Laos, and Kazakhstan.On the audio side, there have been more than 1,600 downloads, with listeners in the UK, United States, Australia, and Japan, to name just a few.While the numbers aren't massive (yet), we looked at what those figures really represent to us and that is people like you looking for calm, jargon-free explanations about your body, particularly when pain or uncertainty feels overwhelming.One interesting pattern we’ve noticed is how viewers and listeners engage the podcast differently.On YouTube, the most popular episode has been Season 2, Episode 3 – Osteopathy and Therapy Coaching Demystified, while the most listened-to audio episode is Season 1, Episode 4 – Strength and Balance.Same podcast, different formats, different preferences.We would love to know why there is a difference, so if you are a committed audio or visual kind of person, our big question is why?This episode is a short, heartfelt thank you to all and a commitment from us to keep the conversations clear, honest, and human.Stay tuned as the first episode of Season 3 will be dropping next week, and we hope you like it.HUGE THANKS to the team, you never see but make mine and Clare's podcasting lives much easier, namely Ash McKenzie (producer extraordinaire and much more) and Jennifer Herbert (VA Supreme).If you need a producer email [email protected] and if you need an excellent VA, here ya go [email protected]
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