Some people just know how to get the most out of life. They are constantly pursuing a new hobby or interest. They are involved in community boards and organizations. They are always in the know about the next big thing in town, most likely because they were part of the process to establish it. We often refer to them as movers and shakers, and our guest today is one of those people. In this episode, Cliff sits down with Dr. Doug Kiburz, a small-town orthopedic surgeon and true Renaissance Man. 

Tune into this episode to learn more about Dr. Kiburz’s varied interests, perspectives, and historic community projects. 

What you’ll learn: 

• Doug’s background growing up in rural Nebraska and what led him to a career in medicine 
• How advancements in technology have impacted hospitals and Doug personally during his years in practice
• Where Doug’s inspiration comes from and what he does in his free time (maintaining properties, serving on community boards, hosting foreign exchange students, writing books, traveling and so much more)
• Details behind the Trail’s End project in Sedalia, Missouri 
• Doug’s involvement in the development of “Mentor Town USA” as a pipeline into the school district program that helps prepare youth for their future career path
• The inspiration behind and the details of the Mozark Music Festival in 2024 and the Peace, Love and Halloween concert on October 29, 2022 (www.themozark.com)
• Doug’s passion for cycling, specifically high-wheeled cycling on a penny-farthing 
• What Doug loves about living in rural America and why he chose to practice in a rural community