In this episode we deliver some valuable information on an important topic for chiropractors... MONEY! Dr. Daniel Bai gives us a lesson on the relationship between sales, money and successfully running a service based healing business.

This episode is unique in that Dr. Colby was interviewing me for the LCW so we decided that when she was interviewing me we would let this episode be a turn around for the Mile High podcast where we use it as one of our episodes of myself being interviewed on our own podcast.

In this episode, we catch up with Dr. Kent and talk subluxation science, the things that you can be certain of, research projects that are exciting, and research projects coming down the pike as well as the importance of guidelines with chiropractic.

This is our first podcast episode of Mile High coming directly off the Mile High Chiropractic movement weekend. We are grateful to have on this episode Doug Lightstone of HealthandWellnessScore.com.

Jeane Ohm has taken on the leadership of ICPA, serving as its CEO. She’s returning to the Mile High 2017 stage, August 17th to 20th.

Brock Brascho, a non-chiropractor, has had a major impact on the chiropractic profession that very few chiropractors have. He has been the voice of the CLA for more than 27 years, has spoken to over 11,000 chiropractors and has helped over 6,000 client docs achieve their greatest successes.

There are great chiropractors, and then there are world-changing chiropractors, who give, love, serve and inspire. Dr. Liam Shubel, DC is known around the world as one of those chiropractors who has a world transforming vision and is putting it into action.

Three vital areas of chiropractic care in which we need to be strong are philosophy, science, and art. And there’s a fourth, often neglected, area in which greater strength is needed: business! There are very few chiropractors who are well grounded in all four areas. One chiropractor who has truly mastered all four areas is Dr. Shawn Dill

In this episode, you’ll hear some hot topics relative to health care freedom of which it is vitally important for you to be aware. This hard-hitting interview will give you vital information about advocacy, safety and sources where you can get even more information, to make you a well-informed consumer.

In this episode, Daniel Knowles covers all of the highlights, from starting Thursday night at 5:00pm registration, as well that we will be holding two hours of CE during that Thursday night session.

This interview with Dr. Richelle is extraordinary, and you’re going to totally enjoy every minute. It’s just a sneak preview of what you have in store at Mile High.

I love seeing a new grad come out and start on fire right out of the gate! Ryan Bones in Idaho is just one of those doctors. I am sure you will enjoy this podcast and may this inspire you to change more spines, lives, and minds for the better through chiropracTIC

You’re in for a real treat on this episode with Dr. Jonathan Chung, of Wellington, Florida. Dr. Chung is an upper-cervical practitioner, focused on NUCCA technique. He's a graduate of the University of Central Florida, as well as Life University. You can see Dr. Chung in person when you join us at Mile High.

In this episode, our special guest is Steve Tullius. He serves the IFCO and is an ACP graduate. Steve also dedicates a tremendous amount of time to mentoring other chiropractic teams, helping in the chiropractic political realm in addition to caring for patients in his own office.

So often, philosophy is used as a term in chiropractic circles of just something people give lip service to. They say they know their philosophy, they are philosophical, and they can quote some bumper sticker phrases, as well as memorize or recite some concepts that they memorized.

Very few in the chiropractic profession have made multiple legendary contributions in service to chiropractic. In my personal opinion, Dr. Judy Nutz Campanale belongs on that list.

We must inspire chiropractic’s future. If humanity is going to have chiropractic as a healing art, named as such, it depends on what we do now. Mile High is based upon the foundational values of our philosophy, and looking towards the future by growing a new breed. This is why I really enjoyed catching up with Jacob Sims in this podcast, and I know you will too.

This episode is a deep one; this is not a light to listen to so I recommend that you take out a notepad to take notes. We discuss a full range from neurological coherence and central pattern generators and even discuss Sid William's quote that There is nothing bigger than life. This is a rare episode where you hear Donald Epstein talk about dropping the keys.

Most doctors do not want to admit this, however a limiting factor that is rampant in the chiropractic profession is not putting the time, effort and energy into building a world class championship chiropractic team.

More than ever, we need programs that build community and connection in chiropractic, especially for females. That's the message that Dr. Jessica Harden shares. Dr. Jessica Harden is a Life University graduate from 2012 and has been doing great things in just five short years out of school.

In this episode we catch up with Pam Jarboe after her Make Your Impact program to discuss this important topic. Catch more of Pam Jarboe at Mile High, August 17th - 20th, 2017.

In this exciting episode we talked about the new research that is being worked on with diabetes and health-related quality of life that is truly inspiring. At Mile High we feel all the research done in the profession by every technique group that is legitimate raises up the whole profession.

Catching up with Cathy Wendland Colby is no easy task. She is always on the move and doing so many things to help Chiropractors, Chiropractic students, Chiropractic teams as well as her patients.

This is the year for you to knock it out of the park in your practice through social media. Twitter, Facebook, Facebook Live, Google, and more, how do you do all that? In this episode we catch up with Nicole Cowley of ChiroSocialTech, and we discuss helping chiropractors get more results using social media.

One of the greatest things about doing the mile high podcast is getting to connect with great people within the chiropractic profession and I am grateful to help you connect to them as well.

Approximately 4 1/2 years ago, after hearing a calling so loud that I could not ignore it anymore, we decided to launch Mile High. Looking back at the last four and a half years, I had no idea that this would have as much as impact on a chiropractic profession, individual practitioners, their offices, their teams and the chiropractic profession as a whole as it has.

Research within our profession is vital to its future. Very few know that, and live it as much as Christie Kwon. This is why Mile High is focusing on the Foundation for Vertebral Subluxation Research in 2017.

In this episode we discussed the chiropractic school experience. The importance of getting involved as a student. Thoughts about opening a practice and the transition to real world practice.

Life is a daring adventure, and, as Sterling Kierkegaard said, life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forward. Sometimes life takes you on many twists and turns, and you do not know until later why things happen the way they did, that is why life can be such an adventure. In this Mile High podcast episode, we connect with Michael Sontheimer in Peru.

This week's episode is an interesting interview with a chiropractor who practiced in Fort Collins and attended Mile High for several years. Dr. Tate Gentile is teaching patient education at Sherman as well as an elective on neuro functional assessments.

There are many people that receive titles and accolades as heroes in chiropractic and there are many unsung heroes that help tremendously… Brian Dooley is one of those chiropractors.

I predict this will one of the most listened to podcasts in the history of Mile High because it is a vital topic in neuroscience and neurophysiology. Srideep Musuvathy studied electrical engineering at University of Southern California and was introduced to the chiropractic as a healing art by receiving data of unfiltered electromyograph readings from a CLA Insight Millenium on Networks Spinal Analysis patients.

In this episode, we will be catching up with Dr. Krista Burns DC, DrHA, CPEP, CPS, BS as she's on the road in Florida on a U.S. tour. Dr. Krista Burns lives and practices in Parma, Italy. She is the vice president of membership of the League of Chiropractic Women, and also the American Posture Institute.

A few months ago, I met one of my new favorite people in chiropractic and who's not a chiropractor. Frank Ju discovered chiropractic, as so many do, via his own life changes for his health and well-being, and it has set him on a path of contribution and service to the chiropractic profession, particularly those focused on a subluxation-centered practice.

One of the highlights that I learned from this episode was that schools have streamed IFCO-TV and even canceled classes so people could watch and learn from it. It is indeed evident that watching this podcast would help you expand your vision and desire to have greater grasp of the chiropractic message.

My new friend, Joseph Fiorino, is a true servant to the chiropractic principal. In the first few minutes of talking to him before recording this podcast, I learned that he gets up at 3:00 am every morning to be able to run his practice and also his family and the vision of Chirocept.

This is an exciting podcast with Dr. David Fletcher, a 1980 graduate of CMCC, and the current chairman and chief clinical officer of the Chiropractic Leadership Alliance and the Creating Wellness Alliance.

It is quite profound how when a group of people come together in a community a vibe of a community consciousness develops. The overwhelming message from the weekend was to leave the profession better than we found it.

As we come out of our annual event in moving forward with the Podcast series. We will highlight many areas that are resources to chiropractors, including members of the Mile High community. Dr. Stephanie Harris is a local chiropractor and a mom as well as a raving fan of Mile High.

Mile High hero Chris Pellow is just one of those doctors who went through a personal transformation of vision that increased his community impact tremendously.

This is a landmark episode of the podcast. The first edition of the Mile High Podcast with the chairman of Chiropractic World Dominance (self-appointed) Liam Schubel.

Very few people in chiropractic impress me as much as Dr. Shawn Dill. When you realize what he has accomplished in the last five to ten years you will know he's a person who's focused on reaching their next level, as well as helping others reach their next level.

This is a vision expanding episode of the Mile High podcast hosted by Joel Kinch interviewing fellow Castle rock resident Chadwick Hawk.

This episode is just as much an opportunity to grow and expand your vision, concepts, philosophical depth and clinical thought process as you would ever expect from Dr. Donny

This episode of the Mile High podcast is what Tim Ferris calls an in-between-isode. We are going to take a one week break from interviews, to be able to give you an update on all of the happenings for Mile High, and so that people can be up on the events schedule and have the details they need.

Mile High podcast are about empowering, educating and growing the vitalistic chiropractic practitioners. This is our first of many podcasts to include not just Mile High speakers but members of the growing Mile High community. Patrick Smith is one of my favorite chiropractors in Colorado!

Welcome to this exciting episode of the Mile High podcast with Dr. Joe Esposito. Something that often makes me enthusiastic in the chiropractic profession is when people are thinking beyond their 4 walls to reach as many people as they can with the chiropractic message and service. To me this is always a sign of expanded vision.

This episode is a philosophical discussion and tribute in honor of Dr. Andy Roberts. Many in the vitalistic chiropractic philosophical world very much appreciated Dr. Andy Roberts and what he brought in terms of philosophy, science, and art to the profession. His tragic passing is something that has affected us here at Mile High.

Dr. Viscarelli attended the first Mile High event, and then he contacted me to go out to dinner. Our families had a great dinner out in Boulder, and kicked off a friendship immediately. Now there is hardly anyone in chiropractic that doesn't know about Michael Viscarelli.

In this episode, we have a heartfelt and deep journey with Dr. Liz Anderson Peacock. We'll discuss how she found chiropractic and through her work with the international chiropractic pediatric association, Larry Webster, D.C., Jeanne Ohm, D.C., and so many more. Dr. Peacock has been and continues to be an incredible leader in chiropractic both on the humanitarian front and legislatively in her area.

This weeks episode is with the first lady of Mile High. Dan Lemberger, Mile High MC, conducts an incredible interview with this chiropractic leader. Very few chiropractors have had the impact that Dr. Richelle Knowles's had on chiropractors, patients lives and in the profession as a whole.

Enjoy this episode which is an incredible journey through chiropractic history, the life of Dr. Brian T. Lumb as well as lessons from some of our professions greats.

Enjoy this real world practice success and impact message from Cornell Zeus Cornish one of my favorite people in chiropractic. I am extremely excited he will be joining us at Mile High this year, August 18th - 21st.

Authentically living a chiropractic family lifestyle is what I think of when I think of Patty Giuliano. This heartwarming podcast with Patty Giuliano, hosted by Dan Lemberger will really take you on a journey that will expand your vision of what's possible for you and your life.

In this brief 15 minute episode we pose the question of whether you really want to have as your objective to restore the spine. Is that concept consistent with our philosophy or is it allopathic. Are we about fixing spines? Or are we about freeing lives?

In this interview with Dr. Zail Khalsa we go on a journey discussing the full range of chiropractic philosophy. From DD Palmer through BJ, William Harper, Bill Bahan, Donald Epstein as well as the connection between structural and tonal spinal analysis models.

In this episode of the mile high podcast I know you will enjoy hearing from a member of one of the chiropractic profession's largest chiropractic families. Our conversation in this interview spans an incredible range of chiropractic history, chiropractic greats as well as chiropractic philosophy.

Arno has been an incredible messenger within chiropractic of a expanded consciousness view of the impact of our philosophy. The journey he shares in this interview conducted by Joel Kinch discusses the potential for chiropractic to create a new paradigm for humanity.

Join us for this special episode of the Mile High podcast with guest Patty Cosmelli while she is interviewed by Dr. Joel Kinch. Dr. Cosmelli shares with us how her journey from living a life with the lack of health as a child to living a life of purpose as a chiropractor. You will really enjoy learning about her transformation along the way.

Get to know the phenomenal Lacey Book better! Join us on this journey into the life of Lacey book beginning with how chiropractic found her all the way to traveling the world to bring chiropractic to new cultures. Dr. Book's enthusiasm for chiropractic and particularly upper cervical work shines through this interview. She has been traveling all over the country in the world hope it more people through chiropractic including doctors, students and patients.

On this podcast we dig deep with David Fletcher on instrumentation. I personally love learning about instrumentation and discussing spinal analysis protocols for monitoring the nerve system. For those who have an interest in objective instrumentation analysis of spinal and neural integrity associated with subluxation this will be a favorite podcast.

Thrilled to share this podcast episode! I know you were going to enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed recording. Phil McMaster is the current president of New Zealand chiropractic college, has taught philosophy at that school since its inception, served as the chair of its Board of Trustees and is also a Sherman College graduate.

In this intriguing podcast we enjoy the honor of a presidential interview. IFCO president Jack Bourla takes his valuable time with us to share a full gamut of business principles, chiropractic philosophy and information about the future of chiropractic. The recipient of numerous awards and one of chiropractors greatest communicators of today will inspire you to participate in furthering chiropractic. I personally learned a lot from this interview especially in regards to focus, defining your values and simplicity.

Super team trainer Heidi Farrell has been working with chiropractic teams for 20 years and is returning to mile high in 2016! I truly enjoyed the opportunity to interview her on this episode and I know you will too. Teams are so vital to the success of chiropractic offices, as well as of course any business, and they are often the weakest area. Enjoy and learn in this episode with Heidi who has who is the head coach at Chiro advanced services.

Grateful that Dr. Joe Borio will be returning to mile high this year for a second time. He is one of my favorite people in chiropractic to learn from both one-on-one as well as on stage. Having achieved a level of practice and professional success that many people only dream of while being truly authentic and always there to help a fellow chiropractor.

In this episode we delve deeper with mile high MC Joel kinch who has been involved with colorado chiropractic philosophy and politics for decades.

Enjoy this inaugural interview of the Mile High podcast in which a lot of ground is covered. Mile High emcee Dan Lemberger interviews for the first time in the history of the Mile High webinars and podcasts Mile High founder Daniel Knowles.