Podiatry Legends Podcast

Tyson E Franklin

The Podiatry Legends Podcast is hosted by Tyson E. Franklin, podiatrist, business mentor, and author of It's No Secret… There's Money in Podiatry. If you want to MAKE MORE MONEY and spend more time with your family, this is the podcast for you. Each week, I speak with podiatrists from around the world who are building successful podiatry clinics, growing profitable healthcare businesses, and creating careers on their own terms. I also bring in high-performing guests from outside the profession to share practical insights on marketing, leadership, patient experience, and business growth. In addition to this, I also do SOLO-EPISODES, sharing my own secrets on how I created a million-dollar podiatry business with minimal podiatrists. If you're looking for podiatry inspiration, business leadership, marketing strategies for podiatrists, ideas to attract more ideal patients, and ways to improve your clinic's performance, this podcast is for you. My goal is simple: help you think differently about podiatry, grow a stronger business, and enjoy the journey along the way. You can also watch each episode on YouTube. Just search Tyson E. Franklin.

  1. 2d ago

    445 - Two Foot and Ankle Shows in 2027 | Tony Gavin

    My 6-Week Online Podiatry Business Reboot Intensive is starting on Monday, January 15th. Start 2027 with a business adrenaline shot.  I’ve been to The Foot & Ankle Show three times, and it’s my favourite podiatry conference. So when Tony Gavin told me there would be two shows in 2027, I wanted to know what prompted the expansion. In episode 445 of the Podiatry Legends Podcast, Tony returns for his fourth appearance to explain why the show is adding Farnborough and what delegates can expect from each event. We talk about what happens when you put speakers, exhibitors, and delegates in the same hall; how small-group Learning Labs give people more time to ask questions; and why more clinics are bringing their whole team. If you’re deciding which podiatry conference to put in your diary, listening to this episode may help you decide. Liverpool is on 2–3 March 2027, and Farnborough is on 29–30 September 2027. Side Note: Compare the FAS to what you pay to attend the ApodA National Conference. Maybe going to the UK and attending the FAS, combined with a holiday, is a better option. For additional show notes, please visit the Podiatry Legends Podcast Website Are you a podiatry business owner? Check out my Upcoming Events Become an Episode Sponsor - Are you looking for a better way to get noticed by podiatrists?Consider sponsoring the Podiatry Legends Podcast; many sponsorship opportunities are available. Please email me at tyson@podiatrylegends.com or visit the Podiatry Legends Website to learn more.  Leave a Review - If you've enjoyed this episode, I'd really appreciate it if you left a review on your favourite podcast platform. Reviews help other podiatrists discover the podcast and let me know you're enjoying what I'm putting together each week. Have you read my book? It's No Secret There's Money in Podiatry

  2. Nov 6

    444 - Just Do It With Your Pants On with Dr Jeff Dikis, DPM

    My 6-Week Online Podiatry Business Reboot Intensive is starting on Monday, January 15th. Start 2027 with a business adrenaline shot.  Have you been thinking about recording a video, sharing your knowledge online or trying something different in podiatry, but keep putting it off? In this episode, I’m joined by Dr Jeff Dikis, an Iowa-based podiatrist, partner at McFarland Clinic and host of the Pod Patrol Podcast. Jeff also shares podiatry education and entertainment with his wife through their Instagram account, @footdocduo. Together, we explore why getting started, having some personality and learning through repetition can take you further than waiting until everything feels perfect. We discuss the unexpected opportunities that come from podcasting and building connections, how working with students can reignite your enthusiasm, and why knowing your strengths includes recognising when to refer patients to someone else. Jeff also shares an example of using AI to broaden his thinking about a challenging clinical presentation. Along the way, we compare experiences treating athletes and discuss why entertaining educational content belongs in our profession. We finish by tackling criticism, keyboard warriors and the difference between building the profession up and tearing people down. If you’ve been holding back from contributing because you’re worried about what other podiatrists might think, this conversation offers plenty of encouragement and a few laughs. The advice? Get out there and give it a go. Just do it with your pants on. For additional show notes, please visit the Podiatry Legends Podcast Website Are you a podiatry business owner? Check out my Upcoming Events Become an Episode Sponsor - Are you looking for a better way to get noticed by podiatrists?Consider sponsoring the Podiatry Legends Podcast; many sponsorship opportunities are available. Please email me at tyson@podiatrylegends.com or visit the Podiatry Legends Website to learn more.  Leave a Review - If you've enjoyed this episode, I'd really appreciate it if you left a review on your favourite podcast platform. Reviews help other podiatrists discover the podcast and let me know you're enjoying what I'm putting together each week. Have you read my book? It's No Secret There's Money in Podiatry

  3. Oct 30

    443 - Renay Bull: Building A Stronger Business and A Stronger You

    My 6-Week Online Podiatry Business Reboot Intensive is starting on Monday, January 15th. Start 2027 with a business adrenaline shot.  In this episode of the Podiatry Legends Podcast, I’m joined by Renay Bull, founder and principal podiatrist of Happy Feet Podiatry in Newcastle and the 2025 FMG World Champion in the Fitness 45 Plus division. We explore how discipline, self-belief and consistent action have shaped her approach to fitness, business ownership and mentoring her team. Renay shares the lessons she learnt from opening a cupcake franchise just 12 months after starting her podiatry clinic, working seven days a week, and reaching a point where her business controlled her life. She also explains how completing a 10-week fitness challenge helped rebuild her confidence, why she holds weekly one-to-one meetings with her podiatrists and how personal goals can give work a greater sense of purpose. We finish with an honest discussion about seeking help, understanding your finances and fixing the leaks in your clinic before spending more money trying to attract patients. Renay’s experience reminds us that being capable and hardworking doesn’t mean you have to figure everything out alone. To see more detailed show notes, please visit the Podiatry Legends Podcast website. You can connect with Renay Bull on LinkedIn and Instagram; just search for RENAY BULL. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing to my podcast and consider checking out more episodes. Here's one I think you'll enjoy with Savannah Santiago - WHY PODIATRY MATTERS My Books: It's No Secret There's Money in Podiatry - https://amzn.to/3ZJxto5It's No Secret There's Money in Small Business - https://amzn.to/4dklIY3 For more information about my podiatry business coaching, visit www.tysonfranklin.com.

  4. Oct 20

    442 - Learning from Other Professions with Dr Jesse Green

    My 6-Week Online Podiatry Business Reboot Intensive is starting on Monday, January 15th. Start 2027 with a business adrenaline shot.  If you're receiving all your business education and inspiration from within the podiatry profession, you could be missing out on some great opportunities. This episode is all about paying attention every day, looking outside the podiatry profession, and learning from other professions, businesses, and industries.  In this episode, pulled from the archives, I am joined by Dr Jesse Green, author of Retention - How to Plug the #1 Profit Leak in Your Dental Practice. Dr Jesse Green is also the owner of one of the most successful dental coaching companies in Australia, the Savvy Dentist, so his knowledge in all aspects of business is highly regarded and sought after.  In this episode, we discuss: Learning from other professions and why.  Why most health businesses are very similar, and why that can be a problem.  Asking yourself the question when you see another business doing something different: "How can I make that work for me and my business"?We discuss Universal Studios and what a VIP service looks like. Nothing Disney does happens by accident - therefore, learn from the masters who have been doing it for decades. Boring Facebook Groups.Making sure your business is talk-worthy. It takes courage to make the changes you know you need. You can find additional show notes on the Podiatry Legends website. And if you would like to view the UNCUT video of this episode when it was first recorded five years ago, back when I had hair, you'll find it on my YouTube channel, Tyson E Franklin.  Latest Events - 6 Week Podiatry Business Reboot Intensive.

  5. Oct 6

    440 - WHY PODIATRY MATTERS with Dr Savannah Santiago, DPM

    My 6-Week Online Podiatry Business Reboot Intensive is starting on Monday, January 15th. Start 2027 with a business adrenaline shot.  It’s easy to forget how much difference we make when we’re caught up in the daily routine of podiatry. In this episode with Dr Savannah Santiago, DPM, we discuss taking initiative, backing yourself, and staying connected to the person behind the professional role. If you’ve been questioning your contribution, waiting to feel ready, or wondering whether ambition leaves room for a life outside work, this episode is for you. Dr Savannah Santiago is a third-year podiatric surgical resident and chief resident at Ascension St. Vincent’s in Indianapolis, training under Dr Patrick DeHeer. A former university cross-country and track athlete, Savannah found podiatry through her own foot injuries and saw a career that brought together sports medicine, surgery and her desire to work with the diabetes community. We discuss the power of listening to patients, how lived experience can deepen empathy, and a grocery checkout conversation that reminded Savannah why podiatry matters. She also shares how she began writing a weekly column (Sole Purpose) as a fourth-year student, why she gets involved in professional leadership and student recruitment, and what happened when someone suggested that her interests outside residency made her less serious about her career. Connect with Savannah Find Savannah on Instagram at @drsavsantiago, and look for her Sole Purpose column at https://www.podiatry.com/.  For additional show notes, please visit the Podiatry Legends Podcast Website Check out my Upcoming Events Become an Episode Sponsor - Are you looking for a better way to get noticed by podiatrists?Consider sponsoring the Podiatry Legends Podcast; many sponsorship opportunities are available. Please email me at tyson@podiatrylegends.com or visit the Podiatry Legends Website to learn more.  Leave a Review - If you've enjoyed this episode, I'd really appreciate it if you left a review on your favourite podcast platform. Reviews help other podiatrists discover the podcast and let me know you're enjoying what I'm putting together each week. Have you read my book? It's No Secret There's Money in Podiatry

  6. Oct 1

    439 - Adapt and Overcome: From the British Army to Podiatry in Nova Scotia | David Allcock

    My 6-Week Online Podiatry Business Reboot Intensive is starting on Monday, January 15th. Start 2027 with a business adrenaline shot.  In this episode, I speak with David Allcock from Klinëtik Podiatry in Nova Scotia, Canada. Originally from Liverpool, David Allcock served in the British Army, worked on ambulances and eventually became a podiatrist after a friend submitted his university application, without his knowledge, after a few drinks one night out in Cape Town. It is one of the strangest ways I've heard of someone entering the profession, but for David, it was meant to be.  David shares how his military mindset of “adapt and overcome” helped him navigate relocation, personal challenges and the journey into private practice. We discuss his four-day clinical working week, his focus on giving patients time and attention, and how relationships with other health professionals have helped his practice grow. We also explore his approach to custom orthotics, how climate and lifestyle shape patient presentations, and why the clinic environment matters. This is an honest, entertaining conversation about taking opportunities, backing yourself and building a practice that reflects your values. Whether you’re a recent graduate considering a move or a practice owner rethinking how you work, David’s story will give you plenty to consider, and a few laughs along the way. David's final tip is, "Don't be a d******d". He got this advice when he was younger, and it has served him well.  For additional show notes, please visit the Podiatry Legends Podcast Website Check out my Upcoming Events Become an Episode Sponsor - Are you looking for a better way to get noticed by podiatrists?Consider sponsoring the Podiatry Legends Podcast; many sponsorship opportunities are available. Please email me at tyson@podiatrylegends.com or visit the Podiatry Legends Website to learn more.  Leave a Review - If you've enjoyed this episode, I'd really appreciate it if you left a review on your favourite podcast platform. Reviews help other podiatrists discover the podcast and let me know you're enjoying what I'm putting together each week. Have you read my book? It's No Secret There's Money in Podiatry

  7. Sep 23

    438 - Becoming A Podiatric Expert Witness with Chelsea Tritschler

    My 6-Week Online Podiatry Business Reboot Intensive is starting on Monday, January 15th. Start 2027 with a business adrenaline shot.  What does a podiatrist do as an expert witness, and how on earth do you become one? In this episode of the Podiatry Legends Podcast, I’m joined by UK podiatrist Chelsea Tritschler, owner of Derriford Therapies, whose career has taken some fascinating turns. Chelsea originally started training as a nurse before discovering podiatry and changing direction. After graduating, she spent years carrying out home visits and working in care homes, as well as providing podiatry services inside three prisons in Devon. Chelsea completed a Master’s degree in forensic podiatry, where she studied areas including footprints, footwear, wear patterns and forensic evidence. When opportunities in criminal forensic podiatry weren’t readily available where she lived, she found another way to use that knowledge and became an expert witness. Today, alongside running and growing her own podiatry practice, Chelsea provides independent podiatry opinions in civil legal cases. We talk about what expert-witness work actually involves, why an expert’s duty is to the court rather than the person paying them, and the pressure that can sometimes come with preparing reports. Chelsea also shares one lesson every podiatrist should pay attention to: your clinical notes matter. She regularly reviews cases where the podiatrist may have provided perfectly good treatment, but poor documentation makes it difficult to demonstrate exactly what happened and why particular clinical decisions were made. We also discuss opening a podiatry business without much business experience, getting help from a business coach, becoming an employer, and finding different interests within podiatry that keep your career fresh. Chelsea’s story reminds us that your podiatry degree doesn’t have to take you down one predictable road. Sometimes the interesting stuff happens when you take a turn you weren’t expecting. For additional show notes, please visit the Podiatry Legends Podcast Website Become an Episode Sponsor - Are you looking for another way to get noticed by podiatrists?Consider sponsoring the Podiatry Legends Podcast; many sponsorship opportunities are available.  Please email me or visit the Podiatry Legends Website to learn more.  Connect With Me If you'd like to learn more about being a guest on the show, my best email address is tyson@podiatrylegends.com. Leave a Review - If you've enjoyed this episode, I'd really appreciate it if you left a review on your favourite podcast platform. Reviews help other podiatrists discover the podcast and let me know you're enjoying what I'm putting together each week. Have you read my book? It's No Secret There's Money in Podiatry

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The Podiatry Legends Podcast is hosted by Tyson E. Franklin, podiatrist, business mentor, and author of It's No Secret… There's Money in Podiatry. If you want to MAKE MORE MONEY and spend more time with your family, this is the podcast for you. Each week, I speak with podiatrists from around the world who are building successful podiatry clinics, growing profitable healthcare businesses, and creating careers on their own terms. I also bring in high-performing guests from outside the profession to share practical insights on marketing, leadership, patient experience, and business growth. In addition to this, I also do SOLO-EPISODES, sharing my own secrets on how I created a million-dollar podiatry business with minimal podiatrists. If you're looking for podiatry inspiration, business leadership, marketing strategies for podiatrists, ideas to attract more ideal patients, and ways to improve your clinic's performance, this podcast is for you. My goal is simple: help you think differently about podiatry, grow a stronger business, and enjoy the journey along the way. You can also watch each episode on YouTube. Just search Tyson E. Franklin.

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