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.
Voices in Health and Wellness
Latest Episodes
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...
