Dr. Peggy Brown-Grantham of Overland Park, Kansas, shares her remarkable chiropractic journey—from a young girl whose health turned around thanks to chiropractic care to a respected doctor, mentor, and community leader with nearly three decades in practice. In this episode, she talks with Dr. Travis Oller about opening her own clinic straight out of Cleveland University–Kansas City, the lessons learned from her mentor Dr. Glenn Heese, and the power of simple habits like consistency, patient follow-up, and community connection. Dr. Brown-Grantham also reflects on balancing motherhood and practice, the advantages and challenges of being a female chiropractor, and how she’s preparing the next generation through mentorship and her thoughtful exit strategy.

Dr. Brown-Grantham can be found at https://drpeggychiro.com/

Gratitude Through Adversity – The Journey of Dr. John Wheeler

In this heartfelt episode of Chiropractic Roots, Dr. Travis Oller sits down with Dr. John Wheeler of Wichita, Kansas — a dedicated chiropractor whose 30-year career has been defined by faith, perseverance, and connection. Dr. Wheeler shares his remarkable path from growing up in Ark City to finding his calling in chiropractic after an early experience with healing, and how a life-changing battle with Hodgkin’s lymphoma during chiropractic school reshaped his perspective on care, empathy, and gratitude.

Dr. Wheeler reflects on the importance of genuine connection with every patient, his lessons from decades of practice, his service through the Kansas Chiropractic Association, and the wisdom he hopes to pass on to the next generation of chiropractors. It’s a moving conversation about faith, family, and finding purpose in serving others — one adjustment at a time.

Dr. Wheeler can be found at: https://wheelerchiropractic.com/

In this episode of Chiropractic Roots, Dr. Andy Harding shares his remarkable 37-year journey in chiropractic. Raised just miles from where he still practices in Kansas City, Dr. Harding reflects on how early sports injuries, mentorship, and a life-changing adjustment led him into the profession. He discusses building a thriving practice from humble beginnings, his philosophy of marketing through service, and the importance of mentorship in shaping both his career and the next generation of chiropractors. Dr. Harding also opens up about balancing family, faith, and practice, his concerns and hopes for the future of chiropractic, and the lessons he wishes to pass on to new doctors.

Dr. Harding can be found at: https://www.kckchiropractic.com/