Dr. John Sanders
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Medicine with room for meaning.
Voyage Clinics Podcast is a reflective health show where Dr. John Sanders talks with physicians, coaches, chaplains, students, and community voices. Clinical topics sit beside stories about grief, resilience, family, leadership, faith, movement, technology, and the ordinary work of becoming more whole.
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Voyage Clinics Podcast is a warm, interview-led health show built around curiosity, service, and the emotional life behind medical care. Dr. John Sanders uses the clinic as a starting point, not a boundary. One episode may explain IgA vasculitis with Garrett Whiting. Another may follow Paige Moore from athletics and chronic pain into exercise physiology, osteopathic medical school, and the conviction that movement can help a hurting body. The show is comfortable with medicine, but it keeps returning to meaning. Dr. Brian Nyberg talks about AI, psychiatry, algorithms, social pressure, and the human need for attachment and instruction. Ronda Weaver brings chaplaincy, palliative care, spiritual guidance, and psychedelic integration into a conversation about being heard. Jared Smithson talks about habits, coaching, resilience, and the long roots of a wellness journey. Ryan Hokanson frames presence as a way back to beauty, slowness, breath, grief, and self-connection. Gary Peterson turns workplace accountability into a discussion of relationship, trust, one-on-ones, unconditional love, and the hidden dignity inside other people. The show often begins with practical credentials. It rarely stays there. Its best moments come when a professional topic opens into a personal story, and the story becomes a way to think about healing. The rhythm is generous and unhurried. Technical language appears, then gets cushioned by plain reflection, affirmation, and follow-up questions. Listeners hear a family doctor thinking aloud with people he admires, often naming the art of medicine as directly as the science. The result is earnest, occasionally messy, and unusually tender. It is not a sharp debate show or a data-heavy medical briefing. It is a clinic-adjacent conversation space where health includes bodies, brains, relationships, faith, work, attention, and the courage to slow down.
Made for: For listeners who want health conversations that connect clinical knowledge with emotional resilience, spirituality, movement, leadership, and everyday relationships. It especially suits people who prefer patient, reflective interviews over fast medical tips.
What sets it apart: The show’s distinctive strength is its willingness to let professional expertise become personal without losing the practical thread. A rare disease, a coaching method, an AI concern, or a leadership habit can all become a conversation about presence, healing, and service.
Welcome to the Voyage Clinics Podcast, where curiosity meets medical expertise. Join your host, Dr. John Sanders, a compassionate family physician, as he embarks on a journey through the intricacies of healthcare and wellness.In each episode, lasting approximately one hour, Dr. Sanders delves into a myriad of medical and mental health topics, ranging from common ailments to complex conditions. Whether he's flying solo or engaging in enlightening conversations with fellow physicians across various specialties, Dr. Sanders brings clarity and understanding to the forefront.Through insightful discussions and thoughtful questioning, Dr. Sanders makes technical medical information accessible to al…
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Dr. John Sanders connects clinical questions with movement, relationships, technology and spiritual care through warm, accessible guest conversations.
Voyage Clinics Podcast follows Dr. John Sanders through conversations where health is treated as both a bodily matter and a question of how people relate to themselves and others.
A family doctor's curiosity sends you from connective tissue pain to AI-fueled polarization without losing the human thread.
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A calm, thoughtful conversation about chaplaincy, healing presence, and the work of listening.
The episode keeps its focus on Rhonda Weaver, a chaplain and counselor whose work at Utah Valley Hospital and in private practice comes across as steady, practical care.
A grounded psychiatry conversation that uses AI to open up broader questions about people.
Dr. John Sanders and Dr. Brian Nyberg use AI as a starting point for a wider talk about psychology, psychiatry, internet culture, and the human need for meaning.
Presence, self-connection, and a slower way back to yourself.
Dr. John Sanders and Ryan Hokanson frame presence as a practice, not a slogan, and that keeps the conversation grounded. It keeps circling back to the small habits that make life feel more livable: slowing down, walking, breathing, spending time in nature, and noticing what…
A personal, medically literate conversation about pain, movement, and learning to live with it.
Paige Moore's story gives the episode its shape. She comes across as a former cheer athlete and medical student headed toward PM&R residency, talking through years of pain between the right scapula and spine, how movement can help and hurt, and why staying active became part of…
Leadership here grows from trust, regular one-on-ones, and treating people as human beings.
Voyage Clinics Podcast keeps its focus on leadership that is plainspoken and usable. Dr. John introduces Gary Peterson as a friend and mentor, and Gary looks back on a 38-year run at O.C. Tanner, where the work shifted from top-down control toward team buy-in.
Jonquilyn Hill chases one listener question per episode to the experts who can answer it.
Three hosts and psychologist Dr Emily talk vulnerability, therapy, and imperfection with guests.
Fearne Cotton interviews guests like Boy George and Bryony Gordon about mental health and identity.
Dr. Joy Harden Bradford pairs therapy insight with Black TV recaps, maternal health, and history.
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This episode features an interview with medical student Garrett Whiting discussing IgA vasculitis (formerly known as Henoch-Schönlein purpura), exploring why it's considered rare yet appears more frequently in clinical practice.
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