In episode 117 we conclude the conversation with Dr. Melissa Cady. She continues sharing her views on the problems with current management of chronic pain patients and what contributes to those problems, ideas on collaboration for multidisciplinary care and shares what she's currently working on for the future.

In episode 116 I interview Dr. Melissa Cady, author of Paindemic. She shares her professional journey including her own struggle with chronic pain and her hopes to empower others in managing theirs.

In episode 115 we continue with the remainder of my interview with Annie O'Connor of the Rehab Institute of Chicago and co-author of A World of Hurt: A Guide to Classifying Pain. She shares some memorable patient experiences, more on classifying pain, a patient education analogy, resources and more.

In episode 114 I'm joined by Ms. Annie O'Connor of the Rehab Institute of Chicago and author of A World of Hurt: A Guide to Classifying Pain. She shares her lengthy journey of trying to achieve clinical expertise, the history behind her book and the book itself.

in episode 113 I'm privileged to speak with Professor Ian Harris of Sydney, Australia. He's an orthopedic surgeon, a researcher and an author. Most recently he's authored Surgery: The Ultimate Placebo.

In episode 112, Lee Poston continues sharing his thoughts on mainstream opinions on injury and recovery. He also shares some memorable patient experiences, patient education analogies and more.

In episode 111 I interview Mr Lee Posten of Maui, Hawaii. Lee is a diplomat in MDT and a cross fit gym owner and coach. We talk about his journey, his views on crossfit and on the popular opinion of injury and recovery commonly seen on social media and mainstream platforms.

In this episode, #110 I complete my conversation with Mrs. Sara Leutchford of Milan Italy. She continues sharing with a memorable patient experience, some helpful studies, best advice and more!

In this episode, #109, I interview Mrs. Sara Leutchford of Milan, Italy. She shares her professional story, the changes she's seen over the years there related to manual therapy and physiotherapy as a whole and more.

In this episode, #108, I give a report on the medical campaign I've been a part of with nearly 40 others. We hear from physicians, optometrists, missionaries and a diplomat in MDT about their experiences with patients and about the adventure to Peru in general.