In this episode, we explore Parkinson's Disease research and treatment with internationally renowned neurologist, Professor Bas Bloem from Radboud University Medical Center (The Netherlands). Prof. Bloem, acclaimed for his groundbreaking work, shares insights from his illustrious career, starting from his medical degree to his current role directing the Centre of Expertise for Parkinson & Movement Disorders. We explore his pioneering approach to integrating clinical practice with cutting-edge academic research. Prof. Bloem discusses the complexities of Parkinson's Disease, letting us more about the importance of environmental factors, patient-centric care and the role of non-medical professionals in treatment. The episode also highlights his ParkinsonNet initiative, a novel network fostering vital connections between individuals with the disease and healthcare providers. Through Prof. Bloem's expertise, we gain invaluable insights into the challenges and future prospects of managing and researching Parkinson's Disease, making this episode perfect for anyone interested in the cutting-edge of neurological care and research across disciplines.