I want to tell you about something on the Juice Box podcast website.

And I know, don't just, don't push stop. I know that this sounds boring, but I promise. It's not. I'll be fast. There's a page on the site now that works like a search engine for the podcast. It's not Google. It's not like, hey, here's 6,000 things. It's not a big frequently asked questions page. It's overwhelming. This is built

for the Juicebox podcast content. You just go to the page. It's juiceboxpodcast.com slash

JBFAQ and type something in plain language into the search bar. There's even stuff that's

pre-populated for you like I'm afraid of lows or how do you bowl us for

pizza? This is already better than Googling. You can type like a person. I'm afraid of a low. My

kid was just diagnosed. How do I pre-bowl us? What does pizza, you know, blah, blah, blah, blah,

blah, blah. Whatever you want to put in there. That typing begins to narrow down podcast episodes into actual answers, and it gives you links

to those episodes.

It pulls up cards with a question or a struggle the episode came from, the series that

it belongs to, and who it might be best for.

That's it.

Super simple, but really valuable. So now you can say I'm new to

type 1 or I'm experienced or I'm a parent, and then you can look for the question, the struggle,

or the parenting question. You can filter by series, you can filter by category, insulin and dosing,

managing highs and lows, devices and technology, food, mental health, school,

insurance, all the hits in your diabetes album. And if you're on your phone, which you probably are,

the page has a mobile filter drawer. So instead of trying to pinch and zoom like it's 2009,

you can tap on a filter from the bottom of the screen and keep moving. There's also links on that page to the bolus estimator, settings simulator, A1C estimator, fat and protein estimator, and much more. The idea one more time is, here's the thing you're struggling with, here's the episode that it talks about, and here are the tools that may help you walk through it. And when you open a result, the card expands, you get more context, you click through

the episode, it can pull you right to Apple Podcasts or Spotify if you want, and you can, of

course, listen online.

So the experience is going to feel sort of like this workflow.

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