In October 2017 Craig found himself in England for 2 days whilst on the way back home from conferences in Spain and Portugal. Whilst there he dropped in at Ian’s house and whilst chatting after dinner they realised neither of them had ever recorded a Facebook Live so decided to give it a go (see The Very First Episode). It was met with surprisingly positive feedback so they began wondering if there was some mileage in doing it more regularly. And thus, PodChatLive was born.
PodChatLive initially is streamed as a video live on Facebook (please like us), then added to YouTube (please subscribe to us) and this website (please watch). We then let people know about it via our email newsletter (please sign up). The audio version is then available as a Podcast (please listen).
PodChatLive Co-hosts:
Ian Griffiths is based in London, England and is currently the Director of Sports Podiatry Info Ltd; consulting for Pure Sports Medicine, Bupa UK, PGA European Tour, RFU, Surrey County Cricket Club and AFC Bournemouth. He maintains an active interest in research, having published work in the BJSM, JFAR and JAPMA. He speaks on the topic of foot and ankle biomechanics both nationally and internationally and has been awarded Fellowships in Podiatric Medicine by the College of Podiatry and also the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow.
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Craig Payne is based in Melbourne, Australia and likes to describe himself as a University lecturer, runner, cynic, researcher, skeptic, forum admin, woo basher, clinician, rabble-rouser, blogger and dad. Craig runs the online ‘Boot Camp’ courses at the Podiatry CPD Academy and at Podiatry.Courses. He blogs at Run Research Junkie and Its a Foot Captain, but not as you know it. He is also the admin at Podiatry Arena and the Foot Health Forum.
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