Dr. Thomas Lamar, your podcast chiropractor
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SHOW NOTES
Title: Two Brothers and an Old Guy — the Nogrady Brothers and Chiropractic’s Palmergram
Episode Number: 161
Host: Dr. Thomas Lamar
Show Date: 05/17/13
Run Time: 128:15
Description: It’s two brothers and an old guy! Join Dr. Thomas Lamar (brother #1) as he takes his show on the road to Dana Point, California to team up with his brother, Brady (brother #2), in an effort to surprise their septuagenarian father (the Old Guy) on his birthday. Tune in and hear the three reminisce as well as deliver solid chiropractic content that features — amazingly — two other brothers and an old guy. First, he welcomes back Cast to be Chiropractors coauthor, Dr. Judd Nogrady (brother #1), and then later, the meek chiropractic servitude of Dr. Adam Nogrady (brother #2) — two brothers that love chiropracTIC. Plus, Dr. Darrell Gibson (the other Old Guy), enables us to step back in history, with the help of his DC son, to retell the story behind something many chiropractors know of… but don’t know much about — the Palmergram. It’s a piece of chiropractic history that saved the profession! Then in the post show our Big TOR on Campus drops by to share an amazing interview every chiropractic student needs to tune in to. Find out how Dr. Lona Cook paid off her student loans in two years after graduation. All this and more!
(Judd Nogrady, DC and Adam Nogrady interviews recorded at the Fall 2012 New Beginnings Chiropractic Weekend in Long Branch, New Jersey).
SpinalColumnRadio
ON LOCATION in New Jersey
-22nd Anniversary-
Serving up the Principle
Judd Nogrady, DC
and
Adam Nogrady, DC
New Beginnings Chiropractic Weekend
2012
Dr. Lamar sits down (separately) with Dr. Judd Nogrady and Dr. Adam Nogrady at the Fall 2012 New Beginnings Chiropractic Weekend.
• Learn more about the Nogrady brothers:
– Judd
– Judd’s other interview with us: SCR 125
– Adam
– listen to the interview for Adam’s personal email address
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“The Big TOR on Campus”
Brett Jones
DC2B Life West
an interview with
Lona Cook, DC
– “Just Tell Me Where to Start” –
• Learn more about Brett Jones:
• Other Stuff Talked About on the Show:
• SCR 139 – Dove Hunting from the desert of AZ
• SCR 140 – Harvey Lillard episode
• ChiroPicker Article – Palmergram Proves Conflicts Clarfiy
• Learn more about New Beginnings Chiropractic Weekends:
– Website: NBChiro.com
– Facebook Chiropractic Philosophy Fan Page
– Facebook Chiropractic Group page
– Facebook Chiropractic History Fan Page
Check out the New Beginnings Interview Archives!
Filed under: Chiro-Picker, chiropractic history | Tags: BJ Palmer, Chips from Sweet Home, Chiro-Picker, chiropractic history, Nellie Revell, Palmer School of Chiropractic, Palmergram, PSC, Todd Waters, vaudeville
by Todd Waters, aka “The Chiro-Picker” – SpinalColumnRadio featured blogger
As a non-DC, but avid DC-historian, I can speak with some authority when I say chiropractors have never had an easy time selling what they do to the public. Although chiropractic is beneficial to the health of man, it is difficult to quickly explain to the layperson what it is — and on the flip side, what it isn’t. Chiropractic concepts are further complicated when potential patients must “unlearn” what hearsay has taught them.
From its beginning, the chiropractic profession has been smeared by other practitioners of health care, driven by competition and misunderstanding.
However, there was a period in chiropractic’s early life where the profession was under attack by clowns… Literally.
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Filed under: a chiropractic podcast, Archive Feed, chiropractic history, chiropractic songs, interview, set 3 | Tags: a chiropractic podcast, Anchor Chiropractic, Ardis Swank, BJ Palmer, Chiro-Picker, chiropractic, chiropractic history, Chiropractic Philosophy, chiropractic podcast, chiropractic radio, Chiropractor, Dr. Thomas Lamar, Keith Barker, Kingston, Kitsap, Leola Anderson, Mabel Palmer, Mary Stewart, Nat Ozmon, Palmer School of Chiropractic, podcast chiropractor, radio history, Russell Swank, spinal column radio, SpinalColumnRadio, Todd Waters, vaudeville, Where the West Begins, WHO, WOC
SHOW NOTES
Title: Station WOC of Davenport, “Where the West Begins!”
Episode Number: 105
Host: Dr. Thomas Lamar
Show Date: 12/25/11
Run Time: 36:56
Description: Merry Christmas from Spinal Column Radio! On this special Christmas Day Episode, Dr. Lamar places a gift under the chiropractic profession’s tree — a gift that unearths a bit of chiropractic radio history that, had it not been for our beloved Chiro-Picker, may never have seen the light of day again. Join us as we take you back in time to the earliest days of radio when BJ would have been at the helm of the broadcasting boom of the 1920’s and breathe life back into a tremendous chiropractic radio treasure.
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Links:
Chiro-Picker’s ebay store for the sheet music
• Read Todd Water’s Chiro-Picker radio article: “Tuning In to Chiropractic’s Past”
• Get the backstory on this video: “BJ and Mabel ‘Listen In’ to Station WOC“
• More Chiropractic Radio History
– History of Radio Podcast: 05, 06
– BJ Palmer early health broadcasts:
– Ronald Reagan Connection: CD track 06
– DC Angle of Chiro-Picker’s Radio Article
– DC Angle of Chiro-Picker’s article on WOC song video.
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Ardis and Russell Swank breathe life into Nat Ozmon’s “Where the West Begins!”
Dr. Lamar interviews 97 year-old Leola Anderson (born in 1914) about her earliest memories of radio.
Professor Flint’s Hypnosis Show on the vaudeville circuit
— BJ Palmer’s employer in 1898 —
Credits
When the Red, Red Robin Comes Bob-bob-bobbin’ Along — Whispering Jack Smith, 1926.
Station WOC of Davenport: “Where the West Begins!” — Nat Ozmon, 1923.
Bleeding Hearted Blues — James P. Johnson, 1923.
Safe in the Arms of Jesus — Chimes, 1902.
Ronald Reagan addressing WHO 50th Anniversary, Des Moines, Iowa, 1974.
Filed under: Chiro-Picker, chiropractic history, chiropractic songs | Tags: BJ Palmer, Chiro-Picker, chiropractic history, chiropractic song, Little Jack Little, Mabel Palmer, Nat Ozmon, PSC, Todd Waters, vaudeville, WOC
Antique Collector, Todd Waters, is "The Chiro-Picker"
by Todd Waters, aka “The Chiro-Picker” – SpinalColumnRadio featured blogger
Tribute Song Brought Back to Life!
[A couple months back, our Chiro-Picker posted an article that showcased some of his coolest chiropractic radio finds from the days of old. One such find was the sheet music to a song written and composed for BJ Palmer’s radio station, WOC, by vaudeville singer-dancer Nat Ozmon. It was a tribute to both BJ and his wife, Mabel. It’s been some time since the notes of this 1923 piece have made their way to the keys of a piano — as such the Picker issued an invitation for someone to step up and bring it back to life. …Well, I just couldn’t resist. With my love for chiropractic history — especially its radio history — the sheet music beckoned me. And so, with the help of three willing participants from my church (Russ and Ardis Swank on vocals and Mary Stewart on piano), Nat’s song to the old W-O-C sprung back to life. And from that not only was an audio podcast, by yours truly, inspired (SCR episode 105), but another installment of BJ TV. What would BJ think??…. Well, you’ll just have to watch the video below to find out. And then, of course tune into the audio podcast to squeeze the nectar out of this one. My wife assures me that this is my best one yet! (She always says that). Below the video is an article from the Chiro-Picker which gives you some more of his thoughts on the song and some behind the scenes information related to this particular offering of BJ TV. Oh… and I’ll be back with some extra info in the DC Angle at the bottom. — dr. tom]
Station WOC of Davenport: “Where the West Begins!”
