The Signal - The Ultimate Health and Fitness Nerdout
The Signal questions everything—except questioning.
Hosted by a health and fitness thought leader and rebel, this show puts every dogma on trial—guilty until proven innocent.
From the latest in evidence-based methods to raw conversations about the story behind the glory—addiction, mental illness, trauma—we explore the intersection of policy, politics, public health, and faith.
This is mandatory listening for high-performing 35+ year-old men of purpose who embrace hard work, reject the wrong work—and don’t have time to figure out which is which.
The Signal - The Ultimate Health and Fitness Nerdout
The Classics Never Go Out of Style - Eric Rothgeb Mixes Ancient Chinese Medicine with Modern Influences
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Eric Rothgeb on Ancient Wisdom, Modern Healing
🎙️ In this rich and revealing conversation, host Andy Feltovich sits down with Eric Rothgeb, a clinical massage therapist, licensed acupuncturist, and diplomate in canonical Chinese medicine. They dive deep into the ancient world of Eastern healing—what it is, how it works, and why it's still profoundly effective today. The classics never go out of style—and this episode shows why 2,000-year-old texts and practices in classical Chinese medicine still hold power in modern clinical settings.
🔻 What You’ll Learn:
- The 2,000-year legacy behind Chinese medicine—and what “canonical” actually means
- Herbs: the power to heal… and to seriously hurt yourself—why strain, potency, extraction method, and blend matter
- Fascia, movement, sprinting, and why you’re probably sitting yourself into dysfunction
- The pulse whisperer — what a trained clinician can tell from your pulse
- Aging, energy, erections, and the root causes of burnout in modern men
- When acupuncture is the missing link—and when it’s not enough
- Eric’s spiritual path from Tylenol-popping teen to holistic healer
👨‍⚕️ Guest Links:
Explore Eric’s practice at PranaJaya.com