HeyJaredVitality Chats
Vitality Chats is a compelling Podcast series where Dr. Martin Rosen and Dr. Nancy Watson engage with thought leaders, practitioners, and parents on topics of chiropractic, neurodevelopment, holistic health, and personal purpose.
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- Aug 29, 2026
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- Jul 10, 2026
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Claudia Anrig – Two Generations of Chiropractic Wisdom (opens the original)
Jim Peck – Forty-five Years of Chiropractic Service and Wisdom (opens the original)
Vitality Chats Healthcare Nuggets: Dr. Peter’s Passionate Story of Purpose and Healing (opens the original)
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Join Dr. Marty Rosen and Dr. Nancy Watson as they interview Dr. Peter Kevorkian, a legendary chiropractor with over 40 years of experience. In this inspiring conversation, Dr. Peter shares his transformative journey into chiropractic, from a chance encounter at a college party to becoming a passionate advocate for holistic healthcare. Key highlights: Dr. Peter’s unexpected path to becoming a chiropractor Powerful patient stories demonstrating chiropractic’s potential Insights into running a succ
Vitality Chats Healthcare Nuggets: Dr. Bobby Doscher – 40+ Years of Chiropractic Excellence (opens the original)
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Join Dr. Marty Rosen and Dr. Nancy Watson as they sit down with the esteemed Dr. Bobby Doscher, a chiropractic legend with over 40+ years of experience at Oaklahaven Children’s Center. In this heartfelt interview, Dr. Doscher shares her inspiring journey—from overcoming childhood health challenges to becoming a pioneer in chiropractic care for children. Highlights: The history and mission of Oaklahaven Children’s Center. Dr. Doscher’s personal chiropractic journey and miraculous patient stories.
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