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Subluxation Squad Podcast

Every doc wants to make a bigger impact. Subluxation Squad is a straight-talking podcast for chiropractors who know this work is about human potential, not just pain. Hosted by Dr.

Podcast · By Steve Tullius and Pacha Hornaday · English · Official site

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10
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Sep 14, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    The Self-Expression Subluxation with Dr. Melissa Longo (opens the original)

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    Dr. Melissa Longo shares why building a fulfilling chiropractic practice starts with giving yourself permission to practice, communicate, and lead in a way that genuinely reflects who you are. Drawing from thirty years in chiropractic, she discusses the pressure doctors can feel to follow someone else’s scripts, systems, marketing, or definition of success, and how that disconnect can rob both the doctor and the practice of joy. The conversation gets into coaching, branding, philosophy, professi

  2. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    The Heart of Chiropractic with Dr. Marc Surprenant (opens the original)

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    Dr. Marc Surprenant shares how his own chiropractic experience led him from pre-med to Palmer, and how early struggles in practice pushed him toward mentorship, philosophy, systems, and eventually coaching other chiropractors. He digs into what it takes to keep the heart of chiropractic alive, from staying connected to the Big Idea and surrounding yourself with other chiropractors to continually nurturing the purpose that brought you into the profession. The discussion also tackles tribalism, pr

  3. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    The Future of Chiropractic Education with Dr. Craig Little (opens the original)

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    Dr. Craig Little shares how his path from chiropractic practice into higher education shaped his perspective on the challenges facing chiropractic education today. He explains how accreditation, licensure, competency standards, and state requirements intersect, and why rigid educational requirements can limit innovation at a time when programs are facing declining enrollment, rising costs, and increasing competition from other healthcare professions. The discussion digs into subluxation-centered

  4. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Growing Your Practice and Life from the Inside Out with Dr. Corey Malnikof (opens the original)

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    Dr. Corey Malnikof shares how growing from a struggling new chiropractor into the leader of 24 clinics started with recognizing that the first thing he needed to build was himself. He walks through the shift from adjusting patients to developing doctors, teams, systems, and executive leadership, and how that growth expanded his vision from building successful practices to influencing the direction of the profession. The discussion digs into professional division, the limits of volunteer-driven l

  5. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    Are You on Purpose with the Purpose of Chiropractic with Dr. Christopher Kent (opens the original)

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    Dr. Christopher Kent shares how a lifelong drive toward human empowerment led him to chiropractic and ultimately shaped more than five decades of work across practice, research, education, law, and professional leadership. He digs into chiropractic’s purpose through the relationship between life, the nervous system, interference, and human potential, while warning against reducing the profession to a narrow musculoskeletal role within conventional healthcare. The discussion also tackles educatio

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