Inspired by The Diary of a CEO’s viral episode with CIA officer Andrew Bustamante, this powerful conversation explores how deep presence and ethical influence can transform your leadership. Dr. Maggie Augustyn, Dr. Chad Johnson, and Regan Robertson share personal reflections and real practice applications for using emotional intelligence to lead with integrity.

Dr. Bryan Laskin joins hosts Dr. Maggie Augustyn, Dr. Chad Johnson, and Regan Robertson to expose the truth about dental data. From HIPAA misunderstandings to unethical software vendors, Bryan breaks down what every dentist must know about protecting their practice, empowering patients, and staying compliant in a post-CURES Act world.

Aleisia Gibson Wright, founder of GW Health Public Relations, joins Regan Robertson for a candid conversation on how AI and storytelling are reshaping the future of healthcare. Together, they explore what it takes to build technology that doesn’t leave humanity behind—and share insights from the industry's most influential marketing event, POSSIBLE 2025 in Miami.

Forget what you think you know about same-day crowns. In this episode, real dentists share how Glidewell io didn’t just improve their workflows—it reignited their clinical passion and restored joy in their practice.

If your CPA only talks to you once a year, you’re not building wealth—you’re playing financial whack-a-mole. Chris Sands of Pro-Fi 20/20 joins Everyday Practices to expose the biggest blind spots in dental accounting, from surprise tax bills to missed strategy.

Dr. JJ Peterson joins Everyday Practices to unpack how today’s best brands cut through the noise with story. If your practice marketing isn’t converting, this episode explains why—and what to do about it. From empathy to testimonials, websites to front desk scripts, learn what great brands get right.

A broken tooth, a stack of financing forms, and one patient unsure where to turn. In this episode, we explore how to remove invisible barriers to case acceptance—and why simplifying payment options can change everything.

Dr. Maggie Augustyn, co-host Dr. Chad Johnson, Regan Robertson and Dr. Will Corrado return to confront one of the most painful realities in dentistry: suicide. In this honest and unfiltered episode, they share personal and clinical insights that will change how we think about mental health—and offer real tools to help us get through the darkest moments.

Dentistry is a profession that carries enormous pressure and sometimes, unbearable silence. In this deeply human episode, Dr. Maggie Augustyn opens up about her own suicide attempts and invites therapist Dr. Will Corrado to help unpack the truth about mental health, guilt, and how we begin to heal.

Content Warning: This episode discusses suicide and suicidal ideation. If that’s difficult for you to hear right now, we encourage you to pause or skip this episode and take care of your mental well-being.

After 27 years together, Dr. Maggie Augustyn and her husband found themselves more like roommates than partners. With the help of therapist Dr. Shera Geiger, they began the hard work of rebuilding connection. This episode explores what it takes to save a relationship after growing apart.