Your 30 to 45 Minute Session of OT/PT For The Soul!

Ranked 7th among the top 30 spinal cord injury podcasts by millionpodcasts.com

The HEAT IS ON!!

7/13/2026  •  52 min 

In this latest episode of the 4 Men and a SCI podcast, the boys cover the challenges and impact of the summer’s heat on individuals with spinal cord injury.

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The QuadCast

My name is John McAleavey, and on August 19, 1992 I suffered a Central Cord Syndrome injury to my cervical spine at the C-3/4 level following a fall down my basement steps.

I was told early on that no two SCI’s are the same, and while that may be true, many of the struggles we’re left with are. So let’s talk about them. The QuadCast Podcast is mainly aimed at the disabled community, but is really for ANYONE looking to be inspired.

You’ll hear from fellow SCI’ers, to highlight their personal stories of struggle and triumph, doctors, therapists, and others who work on behalf of our community to share any new developments or breakthroughs in the fight. I hope that by talking/sharing/commiserating/LAUGHING, we will fully understand that no one is alone in this. Think of the QuadCast as a 30 to 45 minute session of OT/PT for the soul!

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