Voices in Health and Wellness
Voices in Health and Wellness is a podcast spotlighting the founders, practitioners, and innovators redefining what care looks like today. Hosted by Andrew Greenland, each episode features honest conversations with leaders building purpose-driven wellness brands — from sauna studios and supplements to holistic clinics and digital health. Designed for entrepreneurs, clinic owners, and health professionals, this series cuts through the noise to explore what’s working, what’s changing, and what’s next in the world of wellness.
Episodes
150 episodes
Scaling at 150 MPH: How to Grow a Healthcare Practice Without Losing the Patient Experience with Ed Yee
Scaling an ophthalmology clinic sounds like a simple win until you feel the friction: longer waits, stressed teams, inconsistent service between sites, and leaders stretched across too many decisions. Dr Andrew Greenland sits down with Ed Yee, ...
When Good Doctors Say No: Dr. Scott Miller on Patient Psychology & Better Outcomes
You can have perfect technique and still create a disappointed patient. That tension sits at the heart of my conversation with Dr Scott R Miller, a board-certified aesthetic plastic surgeon and founder of Miller Cosmetic Surgery, who argues tha...
Is Your Brain Burning Out? Neurofeedback, Sleep & Cognitive Performance with Dr. Maryna Yudina
Burnout doesn’t always look like collapse. Sometimes it looks like a high-performing leader with eight businesses who can’t stay asleep, can’t switch their brain off at 3am, and needs sheer force to focus on a single task. That’s where our conv...
Beyond Braces: Airway Health, Facial Development and the Future of Orthodontics with Dr Vishal Sharma
Crooked teeth are easy to spot. The harder question is what they might be trying to tell us about a child’s growth, breathing, and sleep.We sit down with Dr Vishal Sharma of Aura Orthodontics in British Columbia to unpack a broader view...
The Business of Being a Doctor: What It Really Takes to Build and Scale a Medical Practice with Dr Mikel Daniels
Nobody warns you that medicine is also payroll, leases, audits and phones that never stop ringing. We sit down with Dr Mike Daniels, a podiatrist with an MBA and the president and CMO of WeTreatFeet, to talk about the business of being a doctor...
Beyond the Biohacks: Building a Better Model for Longevity Primary Care | Dr. Russell Van Maele
Healthcare often waits for the crash, then celebrates the rescue. We wanted to explore the opposite: a model that treats prevention as the main job, not a side note. Dr Andrew Greenland sits down with Dr Russell Van Maele, a functional medicine...
Reclaiming Medicine: Why Dr. Malea Jensen Walked Away From Conventional Practice
A doctor with 27 years in family medicine doesn’t usually shut the clinic doors and start again from scratch. Dr Malea Jensen did exactly that, moving from a traditional, insurance-driven model to fully online consultations built around patient...
AI That Gives Clinicians Time Back with Dr James Ries
Everyone seems to be asking how AI can do a doctor’s job. We go the other way and it changes the whole picture: what if AI’s best role is deleting the admin work that crushes clinicians and slows down care?I’m joined by Dr James Ries, a...
Building a Modern Dermatology Practice: AI, Patient Experience & Practice Growth with Anshul Maheshwari
A packed dermatology market does not reward vague promises, it rewards clarity. We sit down with Anshul Meshwari, Managing Partner at Balanced Skin Dermatology and Aesthetics, to unpack how a modern clinic earns trust, delivers better outcomes,...
When Functional Medicine Isn’t Enough: Why Patients Stay Stuck with Dr Rachael Clark
Feeling stuck even after you’ve “done everything right” can be one of the most frustrating parts of chronic illness and burnout. We sit down with Dr Rachael Clark, a family physician turned functional and integrative medicine practitioner at Vi...
What If Growing Your Medical Practice Is the Wrong Goal? with Dr Mark Rosenberg
Success in private medicine often gets defined by numbers: more patients per day, more staff, more locations, higher revenue. We challenge that story with Dr Mark Rosenberg, a board-certified emergency medicine physician and former emergency de...
Direct Primary Care: A Better Way to Practise Medicine? with Dr Ryan Gannon
Waiting weeks for an appointment, rushing through a 10 minute slot, then struggling to reach your doctor afterwards is treated as “normal” in modern healthcare. We wanted to challenge that assumption, so we sat down with Dr Ryan Gannon, a famil...
Could Your Heart Be at Risk Even If You Feel Healthy? with JD Enright
A “zero calcium score” sounds like a clean bill of health, but JD Enright learnt the hard way that it can still hide dangerous coronary artery disease. After five years of high-end executive screening and a mountain of reassuring results, one f...
Why Aren't Doctors Taught How to Run a Business? with Dr Danielle Lewis
Most clinics don’t fail because the care is bad. They fail because the business model, systems, and boundaries never get built. We’re joined by Dr Danielle Lewis, founder of Harmony Integrative Healthcare, to talk honestly about what it takes t...
How Did One Doctor Beat the Odds of Type 1 Diabetes for Nearly 60 Years? - with Dr Dwight Baker
A type 1 diabetes diagnosis used to come with a countdown. Dr Dwight Baker was fifteen in 1966, with no finger sticks, no A1C, no insulin pumps, and no continuous glucose monitors, yet he was told he could still outlive the odds if he committed...
Igniting Healing: Why It's Time to Stop Suppressing Inflammation with Dr Thomas Buchheit
Steroid injections can feel like a miracle for joint pain, until you ask what they might be doing to the joint itself. We sit down with Dr Thomas Buchheit, founder of Triangle Regen Medicine and Biologic Centre in North Carolina, to unpack why ...
Regenerative Medicine: The Future of Aesthetics or Just Clever Marketing? with Dr Philippe Hamida-Pisal
Regenerative medicine is one of the most used phrases in aesthetics right now, but the meaning often gets lost somewhere between marketing, social media and genuine clinical science. We sit down with Dr Philippe Hamida-Pisal, Medical Director a...
The Truth About Weight Loss: What GLP-1s Can't Do Alone with Dr Seun Sowemimo
GLP-1 injections are everywhere, bariatric surgery numbers are shifting, and patients are arriving more informed than ever. We sit down with Dr Seun Sowemimo, a board-certified bariatric and gastrointestinal surgeon and founder of Prime Surgic ...
Building a High-Trust Plastic Surgery Clinic: Why Specialisation Beats Scale with Alon Ben Arie
Most cosmetic and plastic surgery clinics can tell you they’re “specialist”. The harder question is: how do you prove it in a way patients can feel from the first enquiry to the final follow-up? We talk with Alon Ben Harry, Director of CREO Cli...
From Fear to Freedom: The Hidden Mental Health Crisis Behind Food Allergies with Dr Amanda Whitehouse
A food allergy can turn ordinary moments into high-stakes calculations, and the hard part is not always the ingredient. We sit down with Dr Amanda Whitehouse, a licensed psychologist and founder of The Food Allergy Psychologist, to unpack the p...
Precision Psychiatry: Why Treating Diagnoses Instead of People Is Failing Mental Healthcare with Dr Sonia Diaz
Most mental health care is built for speed, not understanding and patients feel it. When appointments are short and the plan is mostly symptom management, even smart, motivated people can end up “stable” but nowhere near well. We sit down with ...
Most Therapy Mows the Lawn. EMDR Pulls Out the Roots with Lynne Douglas
Anxiety, low mood, sleep problems, confidence that never quite arrives: what if the real issue is not the symptom you can name, but the experience you never processed? I’m joined by Lynne Douglas, founder of Healthy Minds for You, to unpack how...
Can AI and Regenerative Dentistry End the Drill-and-Fill Era? with Dr Roumiana Tzvetkova
Drill and fill is not the only story dentistry can tell anymore. We sit down with Dr Roumiana Tzvetkova, a dentist and practice owner with a prevention-first philosophy, to talk about what it looks like to preserve natural teeth in the real wor...
Why Neurodivergent Women Struggle More in Midlife (And What Most Doctors Miss) with Dr Sarah Secor-Jones
Perimenopause is hard for most women, but for many neurodivergent women it can feel like someone turned the volume up on everything: emotions, sensory load, anxiety, fatigue, brain fog, sleep problems, and the everyday friction of ADHD or autis...
Why Traditional Cardiology Is Failing Women with Dr Hwaida Hannoush
Feeling “just tired” should not be the reason a heart problem gets missed. We sit down with Dr Hwaida Hannoush, a specialist in metabolic cardiology and functional medicine and the founder of Pressi Med Clinic, to unpack why women’s heart disea...
