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MitoCast by Mito Foundation shares clear, reliable information for people living with mitochondrial disease (mito), their families, and the wider community. Each episode takes trusted Mito Foundation resources and presents them in plain-language audio, giving you another way to learn and feel supported.All content is created by the Mito Foundation. AI tools are used only in production, helping us turn trusted resources into audio that’s accessible for more people.Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, and stay supported, informed, and connected on your mito journey.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMitoCast by Mito Foundation shares clear, reliable information for people living with mitochondrial disease (mito), their families, and the wider community. Each episode takes trusted Mito Foundation resources and presents them in plain-language audio, giving you another way to learn and feel supported. All content is created by the Mito Foundation.
MitoCast is hosted by Mito Foundation. The show has published 26 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Let's talk TK2d" (30 August 2026, 24 minutes), "Let's talk ADOA" (24 August 2026, 21 minutes), and "Let’s talk NARP" (21 June 2026, 33 minutes).
MitoCast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 23 minutes across 26 episodes.
Booking probability for MitoCast is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. MitoCast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. MitoCast's contact route on record: verified email.
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Mito Foundation hosts MitoCast, a health podcast with 26 episodes published.
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Episode #10
Thymidine kinase 2 deficiency , or TK2d, is a rare type of mitochondrial disease that mainly affects the muscles and can impact movement, swallowing, speech and breathing. Symptoms can begin in infancy or childhood, but...
Episode #9
Autosomal dominant optic atrophy , or ADOA, is a rare inherited condition that affects the optic nerves and can lead to gradual changes in vision. It is one of at least 350 known types of mitochondrial disease. In this...
Episode #7
Neurogenic weakness with Ataxia and Retinitis Pigmentosa, also known as NARP, is a rare type of mitochondrial disease, mito for short. It affects mitochondria, the parts of our cells that make energy, and it commonly...
Episode #6
Leigh syndrome, sometimes called Leigh’s disease, is a rare type of mitochondrial disease, mito for short. It mainly affects the brain, nervous system and muscles, and it can also impact things like vision, hearing...
Episode #5
Myoclonic epilepsy and ragged-red fibres, or MERRF, is a rare type of mitochondrial disease (mito). It most often affects the brain, nerves and muscles. Signs and symptoms usually begin in late adolescence through...
Episode #4
Mitochondrial Encephalopathy, Lactic Acidosis, and Stroke-like episodes, or MELAS, is a rare type of mitochondrial disease, mito for short. MELAS most often impacts the brain and muscles, and it can also affect things...
Episode #3
Leber hereditary optic neuropathy, or LHON, is a rare type of mitochondrial disease, mito for short. LHON most often affects central vision. In this episode, we talk through what LHON can look like in everyday life...
Episode #2
Kearns–Sayre syndrome, or KSS, is a rare type of mitochondrial disease, mito for short. It usually starts before the age of 20. KSS often affects the muscles around the eyes. It can also affect the back of the eye...
Episode #1
Chronic progressive external ophthalmoplegia, or CPEO, is a type of mitochondrial disease (mito) that most often affects the muscles around the eyes. Some people only have eye symptoms. Others may also have things like...
This episode shares key tips from Dr Shanti, a metabolic geneticist. She explained why regular checks help people with mito stay safe and supported. Main points: Check hearing, heart and eyes often. Check vitamin levels...
Episode #5
This episode shares key points from Dr Isabelle Adant, a paediatrician and metabolic fellow who supports people living with mito. She explained simple ways food can help with energy, muscles, bones and gut comfort. Her...
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Momentum in mitochondrial disease (mito) research is building, and this episode brings you the February Mito Community Newsletter in a clear, listener-friendly way, from progress in clinical studies and approvals, to...
This episode shares updates from Dr Serge Geara, neurologist and mito fellow at NeuRA. He explained why mito is hard to treat and what new research is happening. Key points: New treatments like elamipretide, BIO101...
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From advocacy and research to practical supports, this episode shares the key updates shaping the year ahead for the mito community. In this episode, we walk through highlights from the January community newsletter...
This episode shares key points from a panel led by Clare Stuart, with speakers Lani Quirk, Jessica Stevenson, Dr Sebastian Lush and Monique Alves. They explained how trials work and what they mean for people living with...
Episode #2
This episode shares key points from Dr Christina Liang, a neurologist who supports people living with mito. She explained what we know about supplements, what we don’t know yet, and how to make safe choices. Her main...
This episode gives a short overview of the 2025 Mito Community Summit. People living with mito, families, health professionals and researchers came together for two days of learning and support. Main points: The Summit...
Living with mito means looking after your whole self — your body, your relationships, and your mind. This episode explores how mental health and wellbeing are part of that balance. It covers simple, practical ways to...
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This episode gives you an overview of the key updates from Mito Foundation’s November newsletter. We touch on global progress in new treatments, early steps in mitochondrial donation, highlights from the Mito Community...
Exercise can help your body make and use energy more efficiently. But knowing where to start can be tricky. In this episode, we talk about how movement supports your mitochondria, ways to begin safely, and tips to make...
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