In this episode of the Many Minds Podcast, Tyler Murray and Alex Davis sit down with Gary Edwards, MD, orthopedic surgeon at Summit Brain, Spine & Orthopedics, during the Summit at Sundance.Dr. Edwards reflects on five years at Summit, building the orthopedic department alongside Carolyn Hansen, and the kind of team culture that makes better care possible. The conversation touches on trust in the OR, relationships with staff, humility, feedback, and how sometimes getting 1% better comes from the people around you.This conversation is part of our Summit series, featuring providers, healthcare leaders, and community partners you can connect with at the 2026 Summit.Join us September 10-12, 2026, at Sundance Mountain Resort. Connect with colleagues across specialties, learn from experts, and be part of the conversations that help create better outcomes for patients.Registration is now open at SummitMedicalInstitute.com.

In this episode of the Many Minds Podcast, Tyler Murray and Alex Davis sit down with Sarah Heath, a former Summit patient care coordinator and current medical student at the University of Utah.Sarah shares what it was like to be part of Summit’s early team, how that experience helped prepare her for medical school, and what she is learning as she begins her journey in medicine. The conversation touches on feedback, growth, collaboration, the value of hands-on experience, and what it means to keep getting 1% better as a student and future provider.This conversation is part of our Summit series, featuring providers, students, healthcare leaders, and future physicians you can connect with at the 2026 Summit.Join us September 10-12, 2026, at Sundance Mountain Resort. Connect with colleagues across specialties, learn from experts, and be part of the conversations that help create better outcomes for patients.Registration is now open at SummitMedicalInstitute.com.

In this episode of the Many Minds Podcast, Tyler Murray and Alex Davis sit down with Scott, Cooper, and Tim from Parry Medical during the Summit at Sundance.They talk about the behind-the-scenes work that makes spine surgery possible, from preparation and communication to instrumentation, teamwork, and showing up when things do not go according to plan. The conversation highlights the important role industry partners play in patient care, even when patients may never see the work happening behind the scenes.This episode is a reminder that great outcomes take an entire team, including the people who help make sure every case is ready, supported, and equipped for success.This conversation is part of our Summit series, featuring providers, healthcare leaders, and industry partners you can connect with at the 2026 Summit.Join us September 10-12, 2026, at Sundance Mountain Resort. Connect with people across specialties, learn from experts, and be part of the conversations that help create better outcomes for patients.Registration is now open at SummitMedicalInstitute.com.

In this episode of the Many Minds Podcast, Tyler Murray and Alex Davis sit down with Richard Jackson, MD, a board-certified neuroradiologist, during the Summit at Sundance.Dr. Jackson shares his perspective on the role of radiology in patient care, the value of communication between radiologists and clinical teams, and why collaboration helps create better treatment plans. The conversation also touches on the unique role radiologists play behind the scenes, the importance of feedback, and how the Summit brings providers together who may not always get to connect face to face.This conversation is part of our Summit series, featuring providers and healthcare leaders you can connect with at the 2026 Summit.Join us September 10-12, 2026, at Sundance Mountain Resort. Connect with colleagues across specialties, learn from experts, and be part of the conversations that help create better outcomes for patients.Registration is now open at SummitMedicalInstitute.com.

In this episode of the Many Minds Podcast, Tyler Murray and Alex Davis sit down with Mac Cruz Braithwaite, a physical therapist with Dry Creek Physical Therapy, to talk about the human side of patient care.Mac shares her perspective on physical therapy, women’s health, pelvic floor care, dance medicine, and the importance of seeing patients as people first. The conversation explores how listening, connection, cross-training, nutrition, and trust can all shape better outcomes, especially for patients whose needs may be overlooked or underserved.This conversation is part of our Summit series, featuring providers and healthcare leaders you can connect with at the 2026 Summit.Join us September 10-12, 2026, at Sundance Mountain Resort. Connect with colleagues across specialties, learn from experts, and be part of the conversations that help create better outcomes for patients.Registration is now open at SummitMedicalInstitute.com.

In this episode of the Many Minds Podcast, Tyler Murray and Alex Davis sit down with Kaden Schopp, DC, a chiropractor completing advanced training in spine management.Kaden shares how his fellowship experience has expanded his approach to patient care, emphasizing thorough evaluation, imaging analysis, biomechanics, and collaboration across specialties. The conversation explores the evolving role of chiropractic care, the importance of identifying root causes, and the need to continually raise the standard of care for patients dealing with spine injuries and chronic pain.This conversation is part of our Summit series, featuring providers, healthcare leaders, and community partners you can connect with at the 2026 Summit.Join us September 10-12, 2026, at Sundance Mountain Resort. Connect with colleagues across specialties, learn from experts, and be part of the conversations that help create better outcomes for patients.Registration is now open at SummitMedicalInstitute.com.

In this episode of the Many Minds Podcast, Tyler Murray and Alex Davis sit down with Eric Freeman, MD, an anesthesia-based pain management physician with Southwest Spine and Pain.Dr. Freeman shares what keeps him coming back to the Summit each year, why connection between specialties matters, and how teamwork helps providers care for patients more effectively. The conversation touches on proactive care, setting realistic expectations, learning from our own health challenges, and the privilege of trying to help every patient who walks through the door.This conversation is part of our Summit series, featuring providers and healthcare leaders you can connect with at the 2026 Summit.Join us September 10-12, 2026, at Sundance Mountain Resort. Connect with colleagues across specialties, learn from experts, and be part of the conversations that help create better outcomes for patients.Registration is now open at SummitMedicalInstitute.com.

In this episode of the Many Minds Podcast, Tyler Murray and Alex Davis sit down with Kent Richter, MD, a fifth-year neurosurgery resident, during the Summit at Sundance.Kent shares what he took away from the conference, including the power of coaching, staying calm in high-pressure environments, and learning how small improvements can shape a career in medicine. The conversation touches on residency, operating room culture, leadership, feedback, and what it means to keep growing as a provider.This episode is a great reminder that the way we teach, lead, and respond under pressure has a lasting impact on the people around us.This conversation is part of our Summit series, featuring providers and healthcare leaders you can connect with at the 2026 Summit.Join us September 10-12, 2026, at Sundance Mountain Resort. Connect with colleagues across specialties, learn from experts, and be part of the conversations that help create better outcomes for patients.Registration is now open at SummitMedicalInstitute.com.

In this episode of the Many Minds Podcast, Tyler Murray and Alex Davis welcome Whitney Brock back to continue a conversation that started in one of our earlier episodes.

Whitney reflects on what has happened since her first appearance on the podcast, revisiting many of the ideas that shaped that conversation while sharing new experiences, lessons, and perspectives along the way. From personal growth to leadership and the evolving landscape of healthcare, this episode is a chance to catch up with a familiar voice and continue the conversation.

In this episode of The Many Minds Podcast, we sit down with chiropractor and spine specialist Eric Lee, DC, to discuss what happens when healthcare providers stop working in silos and start working together.Eric shares the story of how his relationship with Summit began, the evolution of collaboration between chiropractic care and spine surgery, and why finding the root cause of a patient’s problem matters more than simply treating symptoms. The conversation explores biomechanics, ligament injuries, advanced imaging, personal injury cases, and the growing role of technology in helping providers better understand spinal health.Most importantly, this episode highlights what can happen when providers from different specialties trust each other, learn from each other, and work together on behalf of patients.This conversation is part of our Summit series featuring providers and healthcare leaders from the Summit community.Join us September 10-12, 2026, at Sundance Mountain Resort for the 7th Annual Summit. Connect with providers from across specialties, learn from experts, and be part of the conversations that lead to better patient care and better outcomes.Registration is now open at SummitMedicalInstitute.com.