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The Woo and Science Podcast

✨ Introducing the Woo & Science Podcast! 🎙️ Dive into the fascinating intersection of intuition and evidence-based medicine with Dr. Meaghan Longyear and Dr. Michael Longyear.

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  1. Episode · Jul 7, 2026

    Nature Frequencies-Episode 22 (opens the original)

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    In this episode of the Woo and Science podcast, we dive deep into the mysterious and fascinating world of nature frequencies—those subtle vibrational patterns emitted by the Earth and natural environments that profoundly influence our physiology, mood, and mental clarity.Hosts Dr. Michael Longyear, DC and Dr. Meaghan Longyear, DC, explore the intersection of cutting-edge science and ancient wisdom, discussing how frequencies like the Schumann resonance, forest biofields, and oceanic rhythms inte

  2. Episode · Jul 7, 2026

    Fulfillment in Purpose-Episode 21 (opens the original)

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    What does it truly mean to live with purpose—and how does it feel when you’re aligned with it? In this episode of The Woo and Science Podcast, co-hosts Dr. Michael and Meaghan Longyear sit down with the inspiring Dr. Gilles LaMarche for a heart-opening conversation about fulfillment, mission, and the deep inner work that connects us to our calling.Dr. LaMarche brings decades of experience in chiropractic, personal development, and spiritual alignment to this soulful discussion. Together, they ex

  3. Episode · Jul 7, 2026

    Tapping into the Brain-Episode 20 (opens the original)

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    What if your brain was capable of far more than you’ve ever imagined?In this episode of The Woo and Science Podcast, Dr. Michael and Meaghan Longyear are joined by special guest Dr. Patrick Porter, PhD—neuroscientist, brain health expert, and founder of BrainTap—for a powerful conversation about unlocking the brain’s full potential.Together, they explore the intersection of neuroscience and intuitive healing: how movement, breath, frequency, and focused intention can reshape brain function and h

  4. Episode · Jul 7, 2026

    Naturally Healthy- Episode 19 (opens the original)

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    In this episode of The Woo and Science Podcast, Dr. Meaghan Longyear and Dr. Michael Longyear sit down with special guest Erin Elizabeth—long-time advocate for natural health—to explore what it really means to live well in a world that often pulls us far from our roots.Together, they dive into the challenges of staying grounded in natural healing while navigating a culture dominated by quick fixes, pharmaceutical influence, and chronic disconnection from the rhythms of the Earth.This conversatio

  5. Episode · Jul 7, 2026

    Blueprint for Neuro Development-Episode 18 (opens the original)

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    In this episode of The Woo and Science Podcast, Dr. Michael and Dr. Meaghan Longyear are joined by special guest Dr. Laura Hanson, DC to explore the foundational blueprint of neurodevelopment—what it is, how it unfolds, and why it matters across every stage of life.Together, they unpack the innate roadmap that guides brain development from the womb through early childhood and into adulthood. Through a blend of neuroscience, clinical experience, and embodied wisdom, they reveal how movement, sens

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