What if the missing link in your low back pain has been overlooked this entire time?

In this powerful episode, Brad sits down with two of the most influential voices in modern spine care — Kyle Kiesel, PT, PhD and Jeremy Joyal, MD — to unpack the science, the misconceptions, and the future of treating back pain with precision.

Together, they break down the role of the multifidus, why so many people go unseen or unheard in traditional care, and what it really takes to restore your life after pain has taken over more than it should. This episode is about progress, clarity, and the hope that comes from finally understanding what’s holding you back.

If you’ve ever felt dismissed, stuck, or unsure why your pain isn’t improving, this conversation will give you answers — and a path forward.

What if healthcare focused less on treating disease…and more on building health? In this episode, Dr. Holden Brown, Pain Management Specialist and innovator in interventional spine care, breaks down the difference between Medicine 1.0, 2.0, and the emerging shift into Medicine 3.0. We explore what it means to add not just years to your life, but life to your years—through movement, preventive care, nutrition, and becoming your own best advocate.

Dr. Brown shares how strengthening your core, staying active, and addressing lifestyle factors early can change the trajectory of your health. If we can transition from reaction to prevention, the future of medicine becomes a future of longevity, quality, and strength.

Tune in and discover how you can start future-proofing your body today.

This episode explores what it means to prepare the next generation of physical therapists with Sara Wallace, PT, DPT, professor in the University of Utah’s physical therapy program. We talk about the blend of research, clinical skill, and human connection that creates truly exceptional providers. Sara shares why person-directed care matters, how curiosity drives better outcomes, and why meaningful feedback is essential for growth. At the heart of it all is a simple truth: great care begins with understanding the person, not just the problem.

What if chronic low back pain could be understood through data instead of guesswork?

In this episode, we sat down with Anton E. Bowden, PhD, PE, a leading researcher in biomechanics and pain science, to explore how new research is transforming the way we view back pain. With 1 in 5 people experiencing symptoms for years, understanding the full picture matters more than ever.

Dr. Bowden explains how sleep, stress, movement patterns, and environment create unique “pain profiles,” and how future tools may give patients a personalized dashboard to guide better decisions. We also explore how data helps us distinguish mechanical pain from psychological drivers—and why personalized care is the key to lasting change.

If you want a clearer, science-backed look at why back pain is so complex and what the future of treatment holds, this episode is for you.

What if your shoulder pain isn’t coming from a tear, overuse, or even your shoulder at all? In this solo episode of The Healthcare Revolution, Dr. Brad Powell, PT, DPT, breaks down the truth behind shoulder pain and the myths that keep people stuck in cycles of rest, frustration, and unnecessary fear.

You’ll learn why pain doesn’t always mean damage, what’s actually happening when your shoulder hurts, and how the right movement can help you recover faster and feel stronger. If you’ve ever been told to “just rest it” or that surgery is your only option, this conversation will change how you see your shoulder — and your recovery.

What if stress isn’t the enemy — but the key to your growth?

In this inspiring episode, Pyper Hatfield, PTA at Foundation Physical Therapy, explores how to harness pressure and turn it into purpose. She shares how stress can help you rise to the challenge, sharpen your focus, and align with your goals when you learn to use it intentionally.

You’ll hear how acknowledging and welcoming stress — instead of resisting it — can help you find the root cause, channel it for the better, and even connect more deeply with others in the process. By shifting your mindset, stress becomes not a burden, but an opportunity to grow stronger and more grounded in your purpose.

What if your health plan actually worked for active people?

In this episode, Jonathan Ellsworth, Founder and Editor in Chief of BLISTER, joins us to share the story behind BLISTER+—a membership built for those who love to move. From weekend hikers to elite skiers, BLISTER+ is redefining what it means to stay healthy, proactive, and supported.

We talk about the broken healthcare system, why traditional insurance is covering less and less physical therapy, and how BLISTER+ is creating real change—no denied claims, accessible coverage, and real value for those doing all the right things.

This conversation is a must-listen for anyone who wants to protect their health, their passion, and their community.

No one works harder—or cares more—than nurses. They’re the heartbeat of healthcare, standing beside patients at their lowest and celebrating them at their best. But behind that strength, many are struggling.

In this heartfelt conversation, Kiana Pizza, RN, BSN, opens up about the challenges nurses face today, the importance of mindset, and how advocating for yourself can change everything.

Whether you’re a new nurse finding your footing or a seasoned one on the edge of burnout, this episode is a reminder: you’re not alone—and the work you do matters.

It’s time to care for the caregivers.

We’ve been sold the idea that recovery is all about gadgets, shakes, and ice baths—but the truth is much simpler.

In this solo episode, Brad Powell, PT, DPT, separates fact from fiction when it comes to recovery after exercise. From saunas to supplements, he explains what actually moves the needle and what’s just noise.

Here’s the truth: about 80% of your recovery comes from consistent sleep and solid nutrition. The rest? That’s just the icing on the cake.

If you’ve ever wondered what really helps your body bounce back, this episode will change how you think about recovery.

What happens when your gut tells you something isn’t right — but the answers don’t come easily?

In this episode, Mandy McAllister shares her powerful journey of advocating for her son in the face of a rare disease. She talks about the frustration of not being heard, the turning point when she pushed for more, and the moment she finally felt validated.

Mandy reminds us that healthcare is a two-way street: respect, vulnerability, and persistence can change everything. From “taking notes like the crazy lady” to realizing the importance of a supportive village, her story is an inspiring reminder that being firm yet kind can open doors to answers and healing.

This is a conversation every parent — and every provider — needs to hear.