Episodes

What if trying too hard to be liked is actually getting in the way of helping more people? In this episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist Revival Series, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with Dan Bai, CEO and founder of Close for Chiro, for a bold conversation about sales, communication, authenticity, authority, leadership, and what it really takes to help more patients say yes to care. Dan has spent more than two decades in chiropractic and built Close for Chiro specifically around sales training ...

What if treating scoliosis isn't just about treating the curve? In this episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist Revival Series, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with Dr. Clayton Stitzel, a chiropractor and scoliosis specialist, for a deep conversation about scoliosis, genetics, neurotransmitters, hormones, rehabilitation, chiropractic care, and the future of personalized scoliosis treatment. Dr. Clayton has a biomechanics degree from Penn State University and graduated from Palmer College of Chiropr...

What if being a great chiropractor isn't enough to build the practice you want? In this episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist Revival Series, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with Dr. Chris Cameron, a chiropractor with 25 years of practice experience, for a conversation about communication, marketing, social media, AI, authority, and what it really takes to build a thriving chiropractic practice. 440 - Dr. Chris Cameron Chris practices in a small town of approximately 5,000 people and has transfor...

What if the way people find their next chiropractor is changing faster than most practices realize? In this episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist Revival Series, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with Dr. Josh Handt, a chiropractor with 20 years of practice experience in Manhattan, for a wide-ranging conversation about AI, search, content, new-patient acquisition, practice growth, and the future of chiropractic. EP 439 Dr. Josh Handt Josh shares how his practice has adapted its website and content ...

What if your podcast isn't just a content platform...but a way to create relationships, build authority, and help more people? In this episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist Revival Series, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with Dr. Jason Bradley, a functional medicine doctor, entrepreneur, podcaster, and host of Get Better Faster, for a conversation about podcasting, content, healthcare access, and the power of consistently having meaningful conversations. Jason has been a functional medicine docto...

What if giving people more information isn't enough to help them take the next step? In this episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist Revival Series, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with Dr. Steve Tullius, a chiropractor, educator, workshop strategist, and advocate for helping chiropractors communicate their message to more people. Steve has been in practice for 24 years and has spent the last decade focused on helping chiropractors create demand for chiropractic through communication strategies and...

What if some of the biggest challenges facing patients require chiropractors to look beyond the adjustment room? In this episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist Revival Series, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with Dr. Patrick Garrett, a chiropractor and practitioner focused on functional and lifestyle medicine, for a wide-ranging conversation about chronic conditions, nutrition, lifestyle, patient education, and how chiropractors can expand the way they think about patient care. Dr. Patrick shares ...

What if burnout isn't always about working too hard...but spending your energy on the wrong things? In this episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist Revival Series, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with Dr. Susan Mitchell, a chiropractor with nearly 30 years in practice and approximately 20 years of experience coaching chiropractors, for a conversation about passion, purpose, burnout, communication, leadership, and building a chiropractic practice that actually fuels you. Dr. Susan shares why she bel...

What if the biggest obstacle to growing your chiropractic practice isn't a lack of opportunity...but a lack of action? In this episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist Revival Series, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with Dr. Paul Reed, chiropractor, mentor, entrepreneur, and practice growth expert, for a conversation about why chiropractors must get back into their communities to create more opportunities to serve. Dr. Paul has spent decades building successful chiropractic practices, opening multip...

What if the real value of a podcast has almost nothing to do with how many people listen? In this episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist Revival Series, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with Tim Holloway, podcast strategist, relationship builder, and founder of 10X Podcasting, for a conversation about why podcasting may be more relevant for chiropractors today than ever before. Tim has spent approximately eight years in podcasting and teaches business owners to use the medium not simply to publish ...

In this episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist Revival Series, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with Dr. Matt Delgado — a 10-year chiropractor based in Austin, Texas, founder of Lifespring Chiropractic, and author of the upcoming book Stepping Out of the Grave: How to Heal When You're Tired of Trying. This is a deeply personal and clinically powerful conversation. Dr. Delgado shares how a Graves' disease diagnosis three months into his first associate position sent him into a year of forced simplici...

In this episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist Revival Series, Dr. Ed Osburn reconnects with Dr. Ryan Hewitt — a 16-year chiropractor practicing on the North Shore of Massachusetts, founder of Weaponized Wellness, and host of The Weaponized Body podcast. This is a raw, honest, and deeply practical conversation about what it actually takes to rebuild your life from the inside out. Dr. Hewitt shares his journey from a struggling marriage, competitive CrossFit addiction, and zero spiritual fou...

In this powerful episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with Dr. Mark Romano — a 33-year chiropractor, teacher, and philosophical powerhouse practicing the Non-Therapeutic Chiropractic (NTC) model across three offices in Mississippi. Dr. Romano brings rare clarity and conviction to the big idea of chiropractic — from his early days at Palmer College and his relationship with Reggie Gold, Joe Strauss, and Claude Lassard, to building thriving practices entirely withou...

What if the greatest threat to your practice isn't poor marketing—but ignoring your own health? As chiropractors, we're taught to serve others first. We obsess over patient outcomes, business growth, and changing lives. But what happens when the doctor begins to break down? In this powerful episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist, Dr. Ed Osburn welcomes Dr. Sabrina Gya—chiropractor, functional health practitioner, entrepreneur, and founder of The Elevated CEO—for an honest conversation abou...

What happens when the place you heal people and the place you raise your family are the exact same building — and you lose both in a single fire? In this episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with Dr. Amy Robinson, one of TCP's most downloaded guests ever, for a raw conversation about rebuilding a home-based practice from literal ashes, why she chose to stay and expand rather than start over somewhere new, and the mantra that carried her through: "who I am as a pers...

What if the biggest thing holding your practice back isn't marketing... but your business model? In this episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with entrepreneur, author, and healthcare innovator Dr. Cory Frogley for a powerful conversation about the future of chiropractic practice. From building one of Utah's largest holistic healthcare practices to creating technology platforms used by thousands of chiropractors, Dr. Frogley shares the lessons that transformed bur...

What does it take to build a chiropractic practice that not only survives—but thrives—for more than 25 years? In this inspiring episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist Revival Series, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with one of chiropractic's most respected leaders, Dr. Danny Knowles, founder of Network Family Wellness Center, the Mile High Chiro Movement, and International Director of NetworkSpinal trainings. For more than two decades, Dr. Danny has helped chiropractors shift their focus from simp...

What if the biggest mistake chiropractors are making isn't their marketing... It's believing they always need more new patients? In this eye-opening episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist Revival Series, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with upper cervical chiropractor, entrepreneur, and Care2Grow Consulting founder Dr. Larry Arbeitman to challenge one of the profession's biggest assumptions. After more than two decades in practice—and over 300,000 chiropractic adjustments—Dr. Larry has built a th...

The "Bone Out of Place" Model Is Failing Chiropractors — Dr. Monique Andrews on the Future of Patient Communication What if the biggest challenge facing chiropractic isn't clinical skill... but communication? In this thought-provoking episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with chiropractic educator, researcher, and neuroscience expert Dr. Monique Andrews to explore why many chiropractors are still explaining a nervous system profession through an outdated structura...

Originally released as Episode 99 of The Chiropractic Philanthropist, this timeless conversation with Dr. Mindy Pelz remains as relevant today as the day it was first recorded. In this TCP Vault remaster, Dr. Mindy shares powerful lessons on balancing family and practice, leading a team through change, staying connected to your purpose, and why true success in chiropractic comes from falling in love with service. More than a decade later, the principles discussed in this episode continue to ch...

In this episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist Revival Series, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with Canadian chiropractor, educator, speaker, podcaster, and practice owner Dr. Don MacDonald. With nearly three decades in practice, Dr. Don shares his journey from a basketball player struggling with chronic knee pain to becoming one of Canada's most respected chiropractic educators. The conversation explores practice growth, mentorship, leadership, communication, chiropractic certainty, and one of th...

In this powerful and deeply personal episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist Revival Series, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with Dr. Josh Bonine for one of the most raw and vulnerable conversations ever featured on the podcast. Years ago, Dr. Bonine found himself navigating a devastating divorce, mounting legal expenses, overwhelming stress, alcohol dependence, and the challenge of keeping his chiropractic practice alive while fighting for time with his children. Today? He owns five chiropractic ...

In this episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist Revival Series, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with Nerissa Brumley, founder of ChiroConnect and one of the most experienced email marketing specialists serving the chiropractic profession today. With more than 17 years of experience in chiropractic marketing, Nerissa has helped hundreds of chiropractors improve patient retention, reactivate inactive patients, and build stronger relationships through one of the most overlooked communication tools in b...

In this episode of The Chiropractic Philanthropist Revival Series, Dr. Ed Osburn sits down with Dr. Parm Rai for a powerful conversation about chiropractic, family, entrepreneurship, adversity, and building a life rooted in freedom and purpose. Dr. Parm Rai shares his journey from immigrant roots in the United Kingdom to becoming a successful chiropractor, entrepreneur, speaker, and founder of LUX Talks in Vancouver, British Columbia. This episode dives deep into: consistency versus intensity...