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Energy in Action by MitoAction

Hosted by MitoAction · health · EN · 166 episodes

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Energy In Action by MitoAction will consist of conversations with patients, families, researchers and thought leaders in the mitochondrial disease communities. These podcasts will give you a glimpse into the lives of families affected by mitochondrial disease and the latest in clinical trials, diagnosis, research and the advancement of therapies.If you would like to be a guest or suggest a topic, please email us at info@mitoaction.org.

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What is Energy in Action by MitoAction about?

Energy In Action by MitoAction will consist of conversations with patients, families, researchers and thought leaders in the mitochondrial disease communities. These podcasts will give you a glimpse into the lives of families affected by mitochondrial disease and the latest in clinical trials, diagnosis, research and the advancement of therapies.

Who hosts Energy in Action by MitoAction?

Energy in Action by MitoAction is hosted by MitoAction. The show has published 166 episodes to date.

What has Energy in Action by MitoAction covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Living Fully Despite Mito" (7 October 2026, 53 minutes), "Writing Your Way Through Chronic Illness" (16 September 2026, 50 minutes), and "Mitoman Takes on American Ninja Warrior" (2 September 2026, 47 minutes).

How often does Energy in Action by MitoAction publish?

Energy in Action by MitoAction publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 41 minutes across 166 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Energy in Action by MitoAction?

Booking probability for Energy in Action by MitoAction is 50%, and the host is rated Open on guests. Energy in Action by MitoAction requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Energy in Action by MitoAction's contact route on record: verified email.

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MitoAction hosts Energy in Action by MitoAction, a health show with 166 episodes published.

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  • Energy in Action by MitoAction

    Living Fully Despite Mito

    Oct 7, 202653 min

    Living with mitochondrial disease can mean constantly adjusting to what your body can and can’t do, and learning how to move forward when those abilities change. In this episode, Marcy is joined by Lacynda Harris to...

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    Writing Your Way Through Chronic Illness

    Sep 16, 202650 min

    Living with chronic illness can leave you carrying experiences and emotions that are difficult to explain, even to yourself. In this episode, Marcy is joined by writer and cancer survivor Brad Buchanan to explore how...

  • Energy in Action by MitoAction

    Mitoman Takes on American Ninja Warrior

    Sep 2, 202647 min

    Living with mitochondrial disease means constantly managing energy, pain, and physical limitations. For teenager Sean Laughlin, it also means competing on American Ninja Warrior . Known as “Mitoman,” Sean joins Marcy...

  • Energy in Action by MitoAction

    The Research Unlocking Mitochondrial DNA

    Aug 19, 202631 min

    What happens when the machinery responsible for copying mitochondrial DNA doesn't work the way it should? In this episode, Marcy Young talks with Dr. Bill Copeland, leader of the Mitochondrial DNA Replication Group at...

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    Exercise Without Fear: How to Build Stronger Mitochondria Safely

    Aug 5, 202639 min

    Exercise can feel intimidating when you live with mitochondrial disease, especially if you're worried about pain, fatigue, or overdoing it. In this episode, Dr. Mark returns to the podcast to explain why movement...

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    The Nutrition Advice Mito Patients Need

    Jul 15, 202647 min

    Nutrition is one of the most talked-about—and most misunderstood—topics in the mitochondrial disease community. In this episode, Marcy sits down with internationally recognized mitochondrial expert Dr. Mark Tarnopolsky...

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    FAOD Families: Don’t Miss This Free Virtual Conference

    Jul 1, 202628 min

    Whether you're newly diagnosed or have been living with an FAOD for years, finding trustworthy information and connecting with others who truly understand your journey can make all the difference. In this episode, Marcy...

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    The Fight That Changed Disability Rights Forever

    Jun 16, 202641 minS0

    <p>Matthew Cech returns to Energy in Action for a conversation that sheds light on a part of disability history many people have never heard. Inspired by a college course on the psychosocial impact of disability and...

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    How One FDA Meeting Gave the MELAS Community a Voice

    Jun 3, 202632 minS0

    <p>For families living with MELAS, the emotional toll of mitochondrial disease extends far beyond the diagnosis itself. In this episode of Energy in Action, Marcy Young is joined by PFDD panel participants Gordon...

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    Why Sleep Matters More Than You Think with Mitochondrial Disease

    May 20, 202638 minS0

    <p>For people living with mitochondrial disease, sleep is not just rest. It is part of how the body restores, rebuilds, and prepares for the next day. In this episode of Energy in Action, Marcy Young welcomes back Dr...

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    Free Housing for Hospital Visits? The Resource Every Family Should Know

    May 6, 202638 minS0

    <p>Mike Aichenbaum, founder of Hosts for Hospitals, turned his own battle with leukemia into a mission that has now supported over 4,500 patient families traveling to Philadelphia for care. Joined by one of the...

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    Honoring Katie: The Rare Disease Friendships That Change Everything

    Apr 15, 202647 minS0

    <p>Stephanie and Tasia return to Energy in Action to honor their beloved friend Katie—a fierce advocate, deep thinker, and unforgettable presence in the rare disease community. Though they never met her in person, Katie...

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    Why Mito Care Is Finally Changing

    Apr 1, 202629 minS0

    <p>Dr. Rosanna Sanchez Russo is a biochemical geneticist at Emory University who has dedicated her career to caring for patients with mitochondrial and other rare diseases. In this episode of Energy in Action, she...

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    How Mighty Matthew Keeps Moving Forward

    Mar 18, 20261h 5mS0

    <p>Matthew Cech has spent his entire life adapting to mitochondrial disease, but his story is about far more than the medical challenges he has faced. In this episode of Energy in Action, he shares his long diagnostic...

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    Supporting Siblings in Rare Disease Families

    Mar 4, 202635 minS0

    <p>Ryan Mendel is a graduate student in genetic counseling who has already immersed herself in mitochondrial research, clinical care, and rare disease advocacy. In this episode of Energy in Action, host Marcy Young...

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    Fighting for Approval and Winning

    Feb 18, 20261h 2mS0

    <p>Walker, Madison, and Jordan are three relentless advocates whose determination helped push a life-changing therapy for Barth syndrome across the finish line. In this episode of Energy in Action, host Marcy Young sits...

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    Hope for FAOD Patients Through Research

    Feb 4, 202630 minS0

    <p>Dr. Melanie Gillingham is a professor of molecular and medical genetics at Oregon Health & Science University and one of the leading researchers in fatty acid oxidation disorders (FAODs). In this episode of Energy in...

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    What PFDD Meetings Mean for the Mito Community

    Jan 21, 202630 minS0

    <p></p> <p>Patient-Focused Drug Development (PFDD) meetings are one of the most powerful advocacy tools available to rare disease communities—but most patients have never heard of them. In this episode of Energy in...

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    Creativity and Community: MitoArtisans in Action

    Jan 7, 202641 minS0

    <p>Stephanie Harry and Christine Knox are two powerhouse voices in the mitochondrial disease community, using art as a tool for healing, connection, and empowerment. In this episode of Energy in Action, host Marcy Young...

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    Inside MitoAction: Support, Advocacy, and a Community That Cares

    Dec 17, 202549 minS0

    <p>As we kick off a new year, Marcy sits down with Kira Mann and Stephanie Harry to explore the many ways MitoAction supports the mitochondrial disease community. From programs that provide diagnostic guidance and...

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