Host Jeremy Quinby has a conversation with Dr. Sanjay Prasad, surgeon, assistant professor at George Washington University,  founder of Surgiquality, and author of Resetting Healthcare, where he examines the lack of transparency in surgical care and how the pandemic offers an opportunity to fix the ways care is delivered. 

Together they discuss changes to healthcare and surgery through the pandemic, the increase in  non-surgical options,  Dr. Prasad's development of Surgiquality, and how it's already being implemented. 

https://surgiquality.com
https://resettinghealthcare.com

Host Jeremy Quinby has an episode with Jonathan de Potter, CEO of Behold Retreats, a wellness service that facilitates journeys of self-discovery and transformation including the use of plant based medicine.   Together they discuss the history of the use of psychedelics in therapeutic and transformational ways, and in the understanding our spiritual or interconnected nature and  how  these aspects are often overlooked in the treatment of depression, addiction and a host of other stress-related physical and mental health challenges.  

Jonathan also shares his story and struggles that lead him to his first retreat, why he decided to focus on this work, and the way he has structured these retreats to improve this process for others. 

https://www.behold-retreats.com

Host Jeremy Quinby has a conversation with Kerry D’Ambrogio, founder of the D'Ambrogio Institute.  For more than 30 years he’s worked as a physical therapist, osteopath, board certified acupuncturist, and educator.   He shares his unique approach to  evaluating multiple systems in seeking to remove barriers to optimal function.

With nearly 60 years of combined experience as manual and physical therapists, they share their clinical experience and strategies for restoring balance to the whole body.

Host Jeremy Quinby has a conversation with Dr. Cecily Havert about treating vulnerable populations, and the physical, emotional and mental health challenges we find with them.  While we get into the specific challenges in the LGBTQ community, it’s important to consider the lack of attention to care and relationship building missing in treating health challenges in women, black, LatinX and a number of ethnic minorities in this country.  

Jeremy has a conversation with Erin O'Hearn, co producer of the film Weediatrics; A Covert Medical Mission which follows the day to day lives of parents of children struggling with a host of medical challenges including autism and seizures, 2 of the most difficult conditions to care for because of the potential of physical harm.

After covering the story as a television news  journalist in Philadelphia, she was devastated to learn that many of these parents were risking prison time and losing their kids to child protective service to get access to medical cannabis specifically for these conditions because it wasn't legal for pediatric use in their state.  The film follows these families showing the minute to minutes struggle, their travels across state lines to get the right cannabis compounds, and how they are using this medicine help their children and prevent the most devastating effects of their conditions.  

https://www.weediatricsthemovie.com

Jeremy has a conversation with Dr. Bonni Goldstein who advised on the film Weediatrics; A Covert Medical Mission about her experience using with cannabis with children which she covers in detail in her latest book “Cannabis is Medicine: How Medical Cannabis and CBD are Healing Everything from Anxiety to Chronic Pain."  

Working in San Diego, CA, she shares her experience working with cannabis compounds with children for nearly a decade.  She discusses it's use, safety and effectiveness and why we need to be able to publish research being collected to created more understanding of how to use cannabis properly to treat both adults and children.  

Film:
https://www.weediatricsthemovie.com/
Book:
https://www.amazon.com/Cannabis-Medicine-Medical-Healing-Everything-ebook/dp/B0841ZV7TM

Jeremy Quinby has a conversation with Nikki Kenward about her recent book, It's All In Your Gut - Let Your Second Brain Guide You To Optimal Health.  Together they discuss new science backing the validity of calling the gut our second brain, shared cells, the vagus nerve and what may cause the gut to decrease in function.  They also discuss their work as craniosacral therapists and it's use in regulating this system, especially in the case of childhood trauma and adult dis-regulation.  


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https://www.nikkikenward.store

In this 100th Episode, Dr. Aaron Babb, winner of the Patreon challenge, interviews Highway to Health host, Jeremy Quinby, about his life, distinctive career and the development of the Highway to Health Podcast.  Learn about his experience, entrepreneurship, and program design work he's been engaged in, as well as who Jeremy would still like to interview for the podcast.

In this episode Jeremy has a conversation with Dr. Jon Lieff about his new book, The Secret Language of Cells.  Much of his work, as you’ll hear in this conversation, is about where the mind exists.  We often equate the brain with the mind, but he’s asking us to consider; why are these cells are communicating with one another; what information are they conveying, what processes are they initiating; and perhaps most profoundly, who is the director? 

https://jonlieffmd.com/
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https://www.highwayto.health
http://www.jeremyquinbycst.com

Jeremy has a conversation with his son, Phoenix, about what this past year has been like as a high school senior preparing for college.  Together they discuss how learning may or may not have been affected, preparation for college, prom, post-vaccination teen parties, and working at a grocery store through the pandemic.   Phoenix also shares his thoughts on how he's feeling about the transition back to the new normal and expectations he has for college.