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Episode 166 — Dr. James Chestnut, Dr. Bruce Lipton, and D.D. Palmer’s Sweet Home

08/03/13 • -1 min

SpinalColumnRadio - chiropractic interviews, philosophy, history, politics, comedy | Spinal Column Radio for the chiropracTOR

Join Dr. Thomas Lamar for a "Bee"-Rated Episode with A-Rated Content as he podcasts hive-side! Headlining this sweet as honey episode are TWO amazing powerhouses for chiropracTIC: The Eat Well, Move Well, and Think Well chiropracTOR, Dr. James Chestnut; and the Epigenetic Dr. Bruce Lipton! Plus travel back in time as Lamar chats with Dr. Myron Brown and ChiroPicker, Todd Waters, about the one and only "Sweet Home" — the bee and raspberry farm of the man who would one day discover the great profession of chiropractic, DD Palmer. Plus Dr. Lamar grabs Special Agent Paul Reed to talk "Mission Possible" for the upcoming 2013 ChiroFest. And if all that were not enough, there's banter with Bee Keeper Dan, a Spinal Column Reblog, AND the Big TOR on Campus featuring Dr. Katina Manning. (James Chestnut interview recorded at the 2012 California Jam in Costa Mesa, California. Interview with Dr. Bruce Lipton recorded in Auckland, New Zealand, May 2012).

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Episode 165 — New Zealand College of Chiropractic President Dr. Phil McMaster and a Panel Interview with 3 Chiropractic College Board of Regents/Trustees Members From 3 Different Schools

As an episode with an "Educational Flair," Dr. Thomas Lamar brings to the Spinal Column Radio microphones a panel interview with a group of chiropracTORS that have the unique task of governing chiropractic educational institutions: the Board of Regents/Trustees. Join Lamar as he sits down to learn more with 3 different board members from 3 different chiropractic colleges: Dr. Ron Oberstein from Life Chiropractic College West, Dr. Peter Kevorkian from Sherman College of Chiropractic, and Dr. Jay Handt. Then, our New Zealand SCR Global Correspondent, Brian Lanoue, catches up with the newly appointed president of New Zealand College of Chiropractic, Dr. Phil McMaster. Plus, chiro student Nathan Cashion joins us to tell us about his new podcast, Exploring Chiropractic, that looks to help the prechiropractic student "explore chiropractic" through conversational interviews with students attending the various chiropractic colleges that dot our planet. And we get a lesson from profesSOR, Dr. Matthew McCoy, on subluxation research. (Chiropractic Board of Regents/Trustees panel interview recorded at the Fall 2012 New Beginnings Chiropractic Weekend in Long Branch, New Jersey. Interview with Dr. Phil McMaster recorded in Auckland, New Zealand, June 2013).

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Episode 167 — Dr. Dan Yachter, Dr. Miles Bodzin, and the Seattle College of Chiropractic — from the Tree House

Join Dr. Thomas Lamar and Audio Engineer Logan as they podcast from the tree tops in this special Spinal Column Radio Tree House Episode! First they enlist the cohost help of neighboring-town-chiropracTOR, and SCR Listener, Dr. Nathan Wall — who as a fresh grad out of of Palmer Davenport is making his mark and DEFINING BETTER in Silverdale, Washington with a pediatric practice that is in a word: EPIC. Get to know Nathan and how he started his practice with a guitar and a surfboard... in a Perfect Storm. Then from their perch, the trio push the TIC to the masses with Life Changing and entertaining content. Break out your yellow pads, because on this episode it all starts with the Principle with Elevation ChiropracTOR, Dr. Dan Yachter. And then Break Free From The Shackles Of Insurance with Cash Practice Systems ChiropracTOR, Dr. Miles Bodzin. Plus, a history lesson about a forgotten chiropractic college, a "shout out" to the base of the Matterhorn, we travel South of the Border to say Hola to Bill Esteb, and serve up a heavy dose of Spizzerinctum. If all that weren't enough, we've got a dash of BJ comedy, POP, fun animal calls, and a historical reminder for the pharmapractors. (Dr. Dan Yachter interview recorded at the 2012 ChiroFest in Vancouver, Washington. Interview with Dr. Miles Bodzin recorded at the Fall 2012 New Beginnings Chiropractic Weekend in Long Branch, New Jersey).