Episode 57: Health Informatics with Dr. Brian Coleman

December 04, 2021 by Nathan Cashion in After School, Podcast

Dr. Brian Coleman is a clinician scientist at the VA Hospital in Connecticut and a health informatics researcher at Yale University medical school.

In this interview, we discuss Brian’s unconventional path through chiropractic school and we get to geek out on topics such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data, and the field of health informatics. We talk about how it applies to the chiropractic profession, and how interested chiropractic students can find post-doctorate research opportunities.

Episode 55: Changing Course with Geronimo Bejarano

Palmer College of Chiropractic Florida

May 25, 2021 by Nathan Cashion, DC, MS in Chiropractic School, Podcast

Geronimo Bejarano is a former chiropractic student at Palmer Florida whose tweet storm about quitting school went viral.

We discuss his background, early experience and disillusionment in chiropractic school, decision to withdraw from school, and whether his tweet storm was misinterpreted by those both within and outside of the profession.

We continue talking about his plans to pursue a PhD and he shares his methods and practices for reading research, writing, as well as some words of advice for prospective students.

Episode 45: Dynamic Disc Designs with Dr. Jerome Fryer

Dynamic Disc Designs

March 01, 2019 by Nathan Cashion in Podcast, After School, Exploring Research

Dr. Jerome Fryer is a chiropractor in Nanaimo, British Columbia and the creator of Dynamic Disc Designs.

We discuss his schooling, research projects, and hand-crafted, anatomical vertebral disc models.

Episode 43: Chiropractic Millennials with Dr. Michele Maiers

January 23, 2018 by Nathan Cashion in Exploring Research, After School, Podcast

Dr. Maiers recently published an article titled "Our future in the hands of Millennials in the Journal of the Canadian Chiropractic Association.

We discuss her journey through chiropractic, her research, and her vision of the future based on her experience with the upcoming generation of chiropractors.

Episode 35: Chiropractic Science with Dean Smith

Essence of Wellness Chiropractic Center

February 28, 2017 by Nathan Cashion in Podcast, After School, Exploring Research

Dr. Dean Smith is the host of the Chiropractic Science podcast and clinical faculty member in the Department of Kinesiology and Health at Miami University and a practicing chiropractor in Eaton, Ohio at Essence of Wellness Chiropractic Center.

Dr. Smith shares his journey through chiropractic, his post-graduate education, and how he is able to connect with the profession's most influential researchers.

Episode 28: The Father of Ultra Trail Running – Part 2

June 27, 2016 by Nathan Cashion in Podcast, After School

We learn a bit about the early influences in the life of Gordy Ainsleigh. You’ll hear his opinion on chiropractic philosophy & science, why he chose to attend Western States, and some interesting medical theories.

Episode 20: After School with Apply Research

October 18, 2015 by Nathan Cashion in Podcast, After School

ApplyResearch.com is a website for chiropractors, PTs, and other musculoskeletal practitioners that offers tools to learn how to gain your clinical confidence, learn the science that yields results, and how to communicate powerfully. The site was developed by Norwegian Drs. Jørgen Jevne and, today’s guest, Martin Bonnevie-Svendsen.

Episode 13: After School with The Evidence Based Chiropractor

The Evidence Based Chiropractor

January 14, 2015 by Nathan Cashion in After School, Podcast

Dr. Langmaid assists other chiropractors around the world build relationships with medical doctors in their communities through his company The Evidence Based Chiropractor. He is considered the leading authority on interdisciplinary outreach and communication.

Exploring Research: An Agenda for Vertebral Subluxation Research

October 01, 2014 by Nathan Cashion in Exploring Research

In a new video series, I will be presenting research papers I find interesting in a presentation format.

First up is a paper by Drs. Matthew McCoy and Christopher Kent of The Foundation for Vertebral Subluxation Research.