Best DPM Podcasts (2025)

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Triple Clear HF with Dr. Andronica Handie, DPM, MS - Nanotech Nails: A New Front in Diabetic Foot Care 24:48

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7d ago24:48

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Dr. G interviews Dr. Andronica Handie, DPM, MS about combining his background in nuclear medicine and biopharmaceutical sciences with podiatric innovation to tackle onychomycosis in diabetic patients. They discuss TripleClear HF, an all‑natural topical antifungal using nanotechnology to penetrate nail plates, trial results showing marked reductions…

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HOHW: The Hidden Dangers of Diabetes: Foot Health Matters with Dr. Mark Hinkes, DPM 31:11

16d ago31:11

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In this episode of Health or High Water, Tripp Parks interviews Dr. Mark Hinkes, a podiatrist with extensive experience in diabetic foot health. They discuss the alarming statistics surrounding diabetes, the importance of prevention and screening for diabetic foot ulcers, and the impact of healthcare business models on patient care. Dr. Hynx emphas…

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Talking About Your Faith: Why It Matters + LCMS Colloquy Journey (DPM) 55:30

19d ago55:30

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Talking about your faith matters more than we realize. In this episode of 2414, we explore why every Christian needs someone they can openly discuss their faith, doubts, and spiritual life with — and how honest conversation shapes discipleship. We also take a look at the LCMS colloquy process and what it means to pursue becoming a rostered Director…

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Klebsiella in the Wound: The Capsule Cancer Threat to Diabetic Feet 28:17

3d ago28:17

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This episode of Diabetic Foot Files focuses on Klebsiella pneumoniae as an emerging and dangerous pathogen in diabetic foot ulcers, highlighting its capsule, biofilm formation, and rising antimicrobial resistance. It covers clinical presentation, the importance of deep tissue cultures, diagnostic tips, and a three-pronged treatment approach: source…

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#132 - Evan Cutler: Empowering Lives Through Push-Ups! 32:54

4d ago32:54

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In this episode of the Health or High Water podcast, Tripp Parks interviews Evan Cutler, founder of Push Ups for Parkinson's. They discuss Evan's personal journey with Parkinson's, the creation of the 1010 Challenge to raise awareness and funds for Parkinson's, and the importance of community support and caregiving. The conversation also touches on…

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Know Your Patient Avatar and Call to Action Before Using AI 24:39

4d ago24:39

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💻 Podiatry clinic website & digital marketing services: https://podiatrygrowth.com/schedule-more-patients/ 🤝 Podiatry business coaching: https://www.tysonfranklin.com/Coaching In this episode of Podiatry Marketing, Tyson Franklin and Jim McDannald, DPM, tackle the crucial topic of understanding your patient avatar and crafting a compelling call to …

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Royal Wounds Series : Was King Henry VIII Diabetic? 23:18

4d ago23:18

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In this episode of Diabetic Foot Files Dr. G opens the mini-series "Royal Wounds" by asking whether King Henry VIII’s notorious, years-long lower-leg wounds were due to diabetes, venous disease, or a mixed cause. Using historical accounts of his obesity, post-jousting trauma, chronic swelling, foul drainage, and fluctuating pain, the episode argues…

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Talking About Your Faith: What Sin Is (and Why It Matters at Christmas) 1:05:54

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What is sin — and why does it matter, especially as we approach Christmas? In this episode of 2414, we continue the conversation from last week by addressing one of the most foundational (and often misunderstood) questions of the Christian faith. As the Church prepares to celebrate the birth of Christ, we take time to talk honestly about sin: what …

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Clinical Corner Article December 25 17:25

7d ago17:25

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The last clinical corner article of 2025! Matt and Allie are back to discuss this month's article about a familiar topic: Prehab! This specific article is a literature review that gathers information from thousands of cases and reports covering controlled trials that compared treatments for total hip and total knee surgeries. Matt poses his monthly…

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#131 - Billy Stone: Navigating Long-Term Care: Insights from a Financial Advisor 31:31

10d ago31:31

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In this episode of the Health or High Water podcast, host Tripp Parks engages with financial advisor Billy Stone to discuss the critical importance of long-term care planning. They explore the various aspects of financial planning related to elder care, the emotional and financial implications of unexpected health events, and the necessity of havin…

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The Silent Finisher: Morganella in Diabetic Foot Ulcers 11:53

9d ago11:53

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Dr. G breaks down Morganella morganii — a gram-negative, urease-producing opportunist that appears in late-stage diabetic foot ulcers when tissue is necrotic, hypoxic, and antibiotic-weakened. The episode covers its origin, why it thrives in alkaline, chronic wounds, typical clinical signs, diagnostic pitfalls in polymicrobial cultures, intrinsic r…

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Stenotrophomonas Maltophilia in Diabetic Foot Ulcers 20:48

9d ago20:48

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Episode decoding Stenotrophomonas maltophilia — a water-associated, multi-drug resistant bacterium that thrives in hospital plumbing and chronic diabetic foot ulcers. Learn how it forms biofilm, resists many antibiotics, and presents as a chronic non-healing wound that often requires targeted therapy (trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole), aggressive debr…

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Google Changed the Local Search Rules Again - Here's What Podiatrists Need to Know 35:35

11d ago35:35

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💻 Podiatry clinic website & digital marketing services: https://podiatrygrowth.com/schedule-more-patients/ 🤝 Podiatry business coaching: https://www.tysonfranklin.com/Coaching In this episode of Podiatry Marketing, Tyson Franklin and Jim McDannald, DPM, discuss the latest trends and shifts in local SEO that podiatrists need to know for 2026. They d…

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PRIME MOVER SERIES- Zoë Luebbe PT DPT 20:02

13d ago20:02

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The Prime Mover Series is back! This month, Matt and Allie talk to Zoë Luebbe, PT DPT about the movement she chose- walking through the grocery store! Timely for the busy holidays and chaotic public spaces like the grocery and retail stores, Zoë calls on her vestibular training and background to explain why this can be a very stressful task for dif…

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The Shape-Shifters of Diabetic Feet: Proteus mirabilis & vulgaris Unveiled 19:57

13d ago19:57

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Dr. G dives into the Proteus genus—Proteus mirabilis and Proteus vulgaris—explaining their history, swarming behavior, urease-driven alkalinization, virulence factors, and why diabetic foot ulcers provide the perfect environment for these pathogens. The episode covers clinical clues (strong ammonia odor), diagnostic differences, biofilm-driven resi…

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The Red Invader: Serratia marcescens and Diabetic Foot Ulcers 17:43

14d ago17:43

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In this episode of Diabetic Foot Files we explore Serratia marcescens — a red-pigment producing, opportunistic gram-negative bacterium that can rapidly worsen diabetic foot ulcers. We cover its history, microbiology and virulence, clinical clues (including the telltale pink drainage on dressings), diagnostic tips, and culture-directed treatment str…

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Revolutionizing Recruitment with SuperHired - Featuring Josh Hill 48:26

14d ago48:26

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Revolutionizing Recruitment with SuperHired featuring Josh HillIn this conversation, Josh Hill discusses the innovative approach of SuperHired in transforming the recruitment process. He emphasizes the flaws of traditional hiring methods, the importance of understanding both candidate and company contexts, and the role of AI in recruitment. Josh ad…

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Levine vs Essen: The Right Way to Swab Diabetic Foot Ulcers 21:23

15d ago21:23

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Dr. D breaks down two standardized swab techniques—the Levine and the Essen rotary methods—and explains why proper wound cleansing and pressure-based sampling are critical to getting accurate cultures. Learn step-by-step instructions, common mistakes to avoid, and when to use each method for diabetic foot ulcers. This episode highlights evidence co…

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BKA Explained: Surgery, Choices, Rehab & What Comes Next 15:52

16d ago15:52

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In this episode of Diabetic Foot Files we walk through below‑knee amputation (BKA): why it’s performed, how surgeons select the level, and the step‑by‑step surgical technique including flap design, vascular and nerve management, and bone handling. We discuss risks of delaying surgery, post‑op care and staged rehabilitation, pain and phantom limb st…

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The Business of Amputations -Follow the Money: Why Hospitals Profit from Amputations 10:07

16d ago10:07

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This episode explores how healthcare reimbursement incentives make amputations far more profitable than months of limb salvage and wound care for patients with diabetic foot disease. It explains the reimbursement differences, who benefits financially, why wound care programs struggle to stay open, and practical questions patients should ask to prot…

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The One Thing Every NEW Podiatry Business Owner Should Do 27:29

18d ago27:29

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💻 Podiatry clinic website & digital marketing services: https://podiatrygrowth.com/schedule-more-patients/ 🤝 Podiatry business coaching: https://www.tysonfranklin.com/Coaching In this episode of Podiatry Marketing, Tyson Franklin and Jim McDannald, DPM, discuss the critical strategy that every new podiatry business owner should implement to save ye…

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When Can I Get My Foot Wet? Wounds, Pools & Hot Tubs Explained 16:07

21d ago16:07

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This episode of Diabetic Foot Files explains when and how it’s safe to expose dressings, incisions, ulcers or amputation sites to water — covering showers, baths, pools, beaches and hot tubs. Learn why uncontrolled moisture causes maceration, slower healing and infections (Pseudomonas, MRSA, Vibrio), and get practical prevention tips: use professio…

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Dating While Healing: Confidence, Intimacy with an active diabetic foot ulcer or post amputation 25:28

23d ago25:28

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This episode explores the human side of diabetic foot ulcers and how they affect dating, self‑image, and intimacy. Dr. G blends medical facts, psychology, practical tips (what to wear, safe positions, disclosure scripts), and patient stories to help listeners date confidently while healing. Topics include the science of wound odor and drainage, mob…

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How to Choose the Right Email Marketing Platform for Your Podiatry Clinic 28:44

25d ago28:44

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💻 Podiatry clinic website & digital marketing services: https://podiatrygrowth.com/schedule-more-patients/ 🤝 Podiatry business coaching: https://www.tysonfranklin.com/Coaching In this episode of Podiatry Marketing, Tyson Franklin and Jim McDannald, DPM, delve into the intricacies of selecting the right email marketing platform for podiatry clinics.…

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When Pets Meet Diabetic Wounds: Hidden Risks You Need to Know 17:07

29d ago17:07

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In this episode of Diabetic Foot Files Dr. G explores how pets can contaminate diabetic wounds, the common zoonotic bacteria involved (Pasteurella, Capnocytophaga, Staphylococcus species, Pseudomonas, Bartonella, fungi), why dog licking is a medical emergency, and typical signs of infection to watch for. The episode also covers recommended antisept…

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Clinical Corner Article November 25 18:00

29d ago18:00

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Feeling Thankful for another monthly Clinical Corner Article! Matt and Allie are back to discuss a new case report from the JOSPT that describes a patient case that presented with elbow pain that wasn't resolving after 2 weeks. You'll hear that his Medial Epicondylalgia(ME) referred to as "golfer's elbow" through this article even though he is a Cr…

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Vinegar to the Rescue: Acetic Acid Protocols for Stubborn Wound Infections 16:19

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Dr. G examines acetic acid (medical vinegar) as a low-cost, evidence-based treatment for multi-drug-resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa in diabetic foot ulcers. The episode explains the bacterium's virulence and biofilm behavior, how acetic acid works (pH lowering, membrane and biofilm disruption), recommended concentrations (0.25–1%), application met…

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Elective Surgery & Diabetes: What Your Surgeon Isn't Telling You 18:29

1M ago18:29

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Dr. Gabrielle Hutchinson-Donaldson explains when elective foot surgery is appropriate for people with diabetes, the key green and red flags to consider, and what must be included in valid informed consent. Learn how to prevent and manage post-operative wounds—what to do if an incision opens, steps for offloading, testing, imaging, pathology, and wh…

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HOHW: Jelly Comedy - The Healing Power or Laughter 29:59

1M ago29:59

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In this engaging conversation, Jelly and Tripp explore the nuances of comedy, the healing power of laughter, and the importance of storytelling. They discuss how personal experiences shape humor and the role of laughter in mental health. Jelly shares insights from his podcasting journey, emphasizing the value of unique perspectives and community in…

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Blame the Patient: Why It’s Not Your Fault- And Why Doctor Must Do Better 30:20

1M ago30:20

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In this episode of Diabetic Foot Files the host exposes why patients with diabetic wounds are often unfairly blamed and explains how system gaps, provider bias, and limited training cause poor outcomes. Learn what thorough wound investigation looks like, what patients can and cannot control, and how both clinicians and patients can advocate for bet…

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Surgical Site Infections - Incision to Infection: The Truth About Diabetic Foot SSIs and How to Stop Them 17:18

1M ago17:18

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Dr. G explains why people with diabetes are far more vulnerable to surgical site infections — covering neuropathy, poor blood flow, high blood sugars, immune dysfunction, and common pathogens that colonize incisions. The episode reviews high-risk foot procedures, signs of infection, and evidence-based prevention: preoperative optimization, vascular…

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7 Simple Ways to Get More Bums In Your Practice 28:20

1M ago28:20

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💻 Podiatry clinic website & digital marketing services: https://podiatrygrowth.com/schedule-more-patients/ 🤝 Podiatry business coaching: https://www.tysonfranklin.com/Coaching In this episode of Podiatry Marketing, Tyson Franklin and Jim McDannald, DPM, share valuable insights on seven simple ways to increase foot traffic in your practice. Topics i…

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Episode 100: Our Best Moments from 2414 1:35:00

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Welcome to Episode 100 of 2414! 🎉 Today we celebrate a massive milestone — 100 episodes of vibrant conversations, faith exploration, honest questions, and plenty of laughter. In this special celebration episode, we: ✨ Recap all 99 episodes — from our earliest ideas to the most powerful conversations 🎚️ Highlight our high points and low points from …

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Holiday Heel: How Calcaneal Fractures Break Your Season 17:26

1M ago17:26

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In this episode Dr. G explains “holiday heel” — calcaneal (heel) fractures that spike during the holidays from ladder falls, slips and carrying heavy decorations. Learn the common mechanisms, key exam findings (plantar bruising, Mulder’s sign, inability to bear weight), and why diabetics are at higher risk due to neuropathy, poor bone quality, and …

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Thanksgiving Survival Guide for Diabetic Feet: Eat, Protect, Prevent 15:35

1M ago15:35

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This episode offers a concise Thanksgiving survival plan for people with diabetes: which foods help or harm wound healing, how to manage blood sugar before and after the meal, and which holiday habits raise ulcer risk. Learn practical tips on protective footwear, offloading during long cooking or shopping days, burn and fall prevention, and when to…

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Mercury Retrograde & The Reopened Ulcer: Unfinished Business, Cosmic Chaos, Biomechanics, and How to Stop the Cycle Before It Ends in Amputation 21:29

1M ago21:29

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Dr. G uses the Mercury Retrograde analogy to explain why diabetic foot ulcers often recur, covering medical and mechanical causes like osteomyelitis, unresolved pressure, neuropathy, scar tissue, and poor footwear. He outlines common hotspot locations, signs of underlying bone infection, and why healed skin remains fragile. The episode emphasizes i…

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Being in A Situationship with Your Diabetic Foot Ulcer: breaking the toxic cycle 14:01

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Dr. G compares diabetic foot ulcers to a "situationship"—a pattern of ignoring early warning signs, inconsistent care, and delayed follow-up that lets small wounds become serious. This episode explains how ulcers can appear suddenly, linger, and then worsen if not treated promptly. Dr. G covers the red flags (swelling, drainage, odor, persistent ca…

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Cutting the Culprit: How Removing a Peroneus Brevis Saved a Leg 14:53

1M ago14:53

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Dr. G returns with a real-world diabetic foot case about exposed tendons, focusing on the peroneus brevis. This episode explains why exposed tendons resist healing, when tendon excision is necessary (infection, necrosis, persistent biofilm, or lack of granulation), and the trade-offs between biomechanics and limb salvage. Practical tips covered inc…

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Why I believe Winter Time is Gas Gangrene Season- Frost, Flesh and Fermentation: A Deep Dive into Cold Weather Clostridial Infections 26:54

1M ago26:54

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Dr. G returns to Diabetic Foot Files to explain why winter can increase the risk of aggressive diabetic foot infections, including gas gangrene. She reviews how cold-induced vasoconstriction, reduced oxygen, cracked skin, and warm boot environments create anaerobic conditions that favor Clostridium species. The episode covers warning signs to watch…

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Why Repeating Yourself Isn’t Lazy—It’s Good Marketing 26:23

1M ago26:23

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💻 Podiatry clinic website & digital marketing services: https://podiatrygrowth.com/schedule-more-patients/ 🤝 Podiatry business coaching: https://www.tysonfranklin.com/Coaching In this episode of Podiatry Marketing, Tyson Franklin and Jim McDannald, DPM, discuss the importance of repetition in marketing. They emphasize that repeating your message is…

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HOHW: The Holistic Athlete: Metabolic Health, Recovery, and Performance with Coach Bronson 30:28

1M ago30:28

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In this episode of Health or High Water, host Tripp Parks sits down with Coach Bronson, an expert in exercise science and health promotion, to uncover what athletes, parents, and coaches are missing about true performance. From metabolic health to overtraining prevention, Coach Bronson challenges outdated fitness norms and introduces a holistic app…

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How to Increase Podiatry Referrals (Getting on their Radar) 25:35

2M ago25:35

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💻 Podiatry clinic website & digital marketing services: https://podiatrygrowth.com/schedule-more-patients/ 🤝 Podiatry business coaching: https://www.tysonfranklin.com/Coaching In this episode of Podiatry Marketing, Tyson Franklin and Jim McDannald, DPM, discuss effective strategies to increase podiatry referrals. Learn how to get on the radar of ot…

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Offload First: The Antidote to Neuropathic Plantar Ulcers 18:06

2M ago18:06

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In this episode Dr. G explains why offloading — removing pressure from the ulcer site — is the single most important intervention for neuropathic plantar diabetic foot ulcers. He reviews evidence and guidelines that favor non-removable total contact casts, practical offloading options, and how to integrate offloading into a full treatment plan. Key…

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Recieving the Gift of Feedback with Lonnie Weaver-Johnson 26:41

2M ago26:41

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In this engaging conversation, Dave Prior and Lonnie Weaver-Johnson delve into the complexities of giving and receiving feedback. They explore personal experiences, the emotional challenges associated with feedback, and practical strategies for improving feedback dynamics. Lonnie shares her insights on the importance of mindset, recognizing trigger…

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Same-Day, No-Wait Visits: Turn Capacity Into a Competitive Edge 23:12

2M ago23:12

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💻 Podiatry clinic website & digital marketing services: https://podiatrygrowth.com/schedule-more-patients/ 🤝 Podiatry business coaching: https://www.tysonfranklin.com/Coaching In this episode of Podiatry Marketing, Tyson Franklin and Jim McDannald, DPM, dive into the benefits and strategies of promoting same-day, no-wait visits in podiatry clinics.…

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Liturgies: Finding Meaning in Sacred Rhythms 1:12:56

2M ago1:12:56

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Episode 99 – Liturgies: Finding Meaning in Sacred Rhythms Pastor Dan and Shane are back with a reflective and relatable conversation on liturgies—the words, prayers, and habits that give rhythm to our walk with Christ. From the creeds we confess to the coffee we brew, these patterns shape who we are and remind us of God’s presence in all things. Th…

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Please Grow for Me: The Photosynthesis of Diabetic Wound Healing 18:36

2M ago18:36

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Dr. G examines how growth factors act as fertilizers, and how oxygen and light therapies function like sunlight and air to revive chronic diabetic foot ulcers. He explains key molecules (EGF, PDGF, VEGF, FGF, TGF‑β), the problem of growth factor resistance in diabetes, and bedside treatments including PRP, topical/recombinant growth factors, topica…

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Feed Me, Seymour: The Metabolic Appetite of Diabetic Wounds 18:01

2M ago18:01

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Dr. G explores how wound healing is an active metabolic process — what wounds need (calories, protein, oxygen, vitamins and minerals), how hyperglycemia and malnutrition stall repair, and a case where nutritional repletion spurred granulation within 14 days. The episode emphasizes checking nutrition labs, optimizing protein and micronutrients, cont…

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Navigating AI - Making Sense of Agents and When To Use Them with Hugo Bowne-Anderson 43:21

2M ago43:21

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In this conversation, Dave Prior and Hugo Bowne-Anderson discuss the evolving landscape of AI and data science, focusing on the role of AI agents in solving business problems. Hugo shares insights on how to effectively implement AI solutions, the importance of understanding the underlying data, and the need for continuous improvement in AI systems.…

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Diabetic Foot Abscesses: When Pus Hides Beneath the Skin 16:01

2M ago16:01

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This episode of Diabetic Foot Files explains how abscesses form in diabetic feet, why they can develop quickly and silently, and the importance of identifying fluctuance, pain, odor, and signs of deeper infection. We cover pathophysiology, common pus types (including MRSA), recommended imaging, incision and drainage principles, antibiotic choices, …