Today's episode is based on one of my favorite lessons that I learned from John Maxwell.  The story of Lewis & Clark gives us a template for understanding how we can lead ourselves and others where we have never gone before.  For most Chiropractors, this is essential knowledge.  Most of us will be forced, during our career, to go where we haven't gone before and to take others with us.  Here we have a template for how to do that.

In today's episode, our guest is Dr Mark Lopes.  Dr Lopes is the chair of our research department.  He, along with Roger Coleman and Edward J Cremata published an article on the historical importance and relevance of x-rays in chiropractic practice.  Today, he will be discussing why this paper is important and the fight to secure our right to utilize x-rays in chiropractic practice.

In todays episode, we will be talking about some basic scientific principles that can be exercised in everyday practice.  How we think about what we do will help to frame it so we get the most benefit from it.  Science isn't just something that is out there, but it is something that must be in us, rooted into our very thinking about what we do and why we do it.

In today's episode, we are talking with Dr Randal Johnson.  Dr Johnson was fortunate enough to experience the Monterey Bay Clinical Studies Society, so he had a front row seat to what would eventually grow to become the Gonstead Clinical Studies Society. Those early days give some insight into the mission and purpose behind the GCSS.  Today, Dr Johnson is heavily involved in Chiropractic Missions around the world.  Our conversation today will cover both topics. 

Today we will be talking with Dr Aki and his videographer, Kenji Lee.  They are putting the finishing touches on their Gonstead Documentary.  In this episode, they will be detailing the processes as well as things they learned and the power of the experience.  You won't want to miss it!

Today, we are going to talk about a unique aspect of the subluxation that is rarely talked about.  It is the deciding factor in whether an adjustment will be easy of difficult.  It also tells us a lot about what to expect before we even contact the patient.  Its all about Inertia.

In today's episode, we will be talking with Dr Cliff Fisher.  He is the Director of Training for Alignlife.  Dr Fisher has been a successful chiropractor prior to joining Alignlife.  He currently owns 3 practices in addition to his duties with Alignlife, so he doesn't just teach it, he is also practicing it on a daily basis.  Training isn't something that we usually talk about, so today's episode may open your mind to a whole new world of possibilities and how to take your practice to the next level.  

In today's episode, we will discuss a brief history of medicine.  We will look at how it began with the Hippocratic physicians, and how it slowly morphed into something different with time and discovery.  It's going to be a wild ride!

I grew up listening to the State of the Union addresses from Ronald Reagan.  This is my attempt at a state of chiropractic address.  We will look at where we are and where we need to go.

In today's episode, we will be talking with Dr Shannon Good.  Dr Good is an instructor at Life University and a Pediatric Chiropractor.  We will be talking about the importance of being who yourself and finding your tribe.  We will also be talking about the importance of history taking and listening with purpose.