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Conversations with a Chiropractor

Conversations with a Chiropractor

著者： Stephanie Wautier
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 Conversations with a Chiropractor is a podcast hosted by Dr. Stephanie Wautier, designed to explore the journey to health, healing, and personal growth through chiropractic care and beyond. Each episode dives into inspiring stories of resilience, wellness, and overcoming adversity, featuring diverse guests who share their unique experiences. Whether discussing holistic health, mental wellness, or life-changing events, this podcast offers heartfelt conversations that empower listeners to embrace wellness and transformation in every aspect of life. Join the journey toward better health, one conversation at a time.2024 代替医療・補完医療 哲学 社会科学 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • Stepping Into the Bigger World: Isabella on Korea, Marquette, Music, and Choosing Courage | Conversations with a Chiropractor

    Stepping Into the Bigger World: Isabella on Korea, Marquette, Music, and Choosing Courage | Conversations with a Chiropractor
    2026/04/29
    Stepping Into the Bigger World: Isabella on Korea, Marquette, Music, and Choosing Courage | Conversations with a Chiropractor In this episode of Conversations with a Chiropractor, Dr. Stephanie Wautier sits down with Isabella, a 17-year-old high school senior in Marquette who was born in Korea and made the life-changing decision to study in the United States as a teenager. Isabella shares what it was like growing up in a small coastal town in South Korea, far from Seoul, surrounded by rice fields, ocean mudflats, and a culture where education shapes almost every part of a student's day. She explains the intensity of Korean school life, from long academic days to after-school private academies, late-night homework, and the pressure many students feel to reach a university in Seoul. Her story shifts when she chooses a very different path. At 14, Isabella asked her parents if she could come to the United States to study, with the hope of attending college here and seeing more of the world. That decision brought her to Marquette, where she found new opportunities through music, school activities, healthcare programs, work, and friendships. Stephanie and Isabella talk about the cultural differences between Korean and American schools, including sports, music, dating, school dances, respect for elders, classroom participation, food, language, and self-expression. Isabella also shares her love of flute, her involvement in band, orchestra, HOSA, health occupations, and her interest in dentistry and orthodontics. At the heart of the conversation is Isabella's message about bravery. She talks honestly about the difficulty of leaving home, learning English, making friends, adapting to a new culture, and growing into a more independent version of herself. Her advice is simple and powerful: step out of your comfort zone, even when it feels uncomfortable, because that is where growth begins. In This Episode, Discover What Isabella's childhood was like in a small coastal town in South KoreaHow Korean school schedules compare to American high school lifeThe role of after-school academies, known as hagwon, in Korean educationWhy Isabella chose to study in the United States as a teenagerHow music helped her find belonging in MarquetteHer experience with marching band, jazz band, orchestra, HOSA, and health occupationsThe cultural differences around dating, school dances, makeup, uniforms, and self-expressionHow food, language, respect, and family expectations differ between Korea and the United StatesWhy K-pop has helped more people recognize and appreciate Korean culture Isabella's plans for the University of Michigan and her interest in dentistryHer advice for anyone afraid to try something new Stay Connected & Explore Follow Conversations with a Chiropractor on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@ConversationswithaChiro Follow Dr. Stephanie on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wautierwellness Email for show-related inquiries and sponsorships: drstephaniewautier@yahoo.com Want to be a guest on Conversations with a Chiropractor? Send Stephanie Wautier a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/drstephanie Credits Podcast production by Brand|Sound. Start your podcast journey by emailing brandsoundpodcasts@gmail.com. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Conversations with a Chiropractor 00:40 Meet Isabella 01:00 Growing up in a small coastal town in Korea 02:00 Moving between Korea, Canada, and the United States 02:30 Choosing to study in America 03:20 Korean school schedules and after-school academies 05:00 Homework, hagwon, and the pressure to study 06:00 Sports, academics, and student life in Korea 07:00 Music, arts, and choosing a career path early 08:00 College expectations and the push toward Seoul 10:30 Leaving home and coming to Marquette 11:20 Flute, band, orchestra, and finding opportunities 12:15 HOSA, health occupations, and early healthcare experience 13:40 Exploring dentistry and orthodontics 14:40 Stereotypes about American students 16:20 Korean food, family dinners, and kimchi 18:30 Cultural similarities, food traditions, and shared human connections 19:20 Respect, classroom culture, and speaking up 21:30 Dating, school rules, and social life in Korea 22:20 Prom, winter formal, and American school dances 23:20 Graduation trips and school festivals 24:00 Uniforms, makeup, and self-expression 25:00 LGBTQ acceptance and cultural differences 26:20 K-pop, K-dramas, and the spread of Korean culture 27:40 North and South Korea, military service, and daily life 29:20 Identity, nationality, and being asked where she is from 31:20 Friendships, prom, and choosing her own path 32:00 University of Michigan and future plans 32:40 Choosing nationality and thinking about the future 33:40 A busy American schedule and working during high school 35:00 Restaurant work, confidence, and improving English 36:00 Thinking in Korean, speaking English, and language learning 37:30 What Isabella wants ...
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    42 分
  • Raised in Chicago: Alice Bradley on Family, Work, Tradition, and the Kind of Love That Shows Up | Conversations with a Chiropractor

    Raised in Chicago: Alice Bradley on Family, Work, Tradition, and the Kind of Love That Shows Up | Conversations with a Chiropractor
    2026/04/08
    Raised in Chicago: Alice Bradley on Family, Work, Tradition, and the Kind of Love That Shows Up | Conversations with a Chiropractor Episode Description In this episode of Conversations with a Chiropractor, Dr. Stephanie Wautier sits down with her mother-in-law, Alice Bradley, for a conversation that feels like stepping into an older version of America through somebody who actually lived it. Alice was born in Chicago in 1942, and what unfolds here is not just a life story, but a chain of memories about family closeness, responsibility, work, food, resilience, and the strange way ordinary details become priceless later. Alice talks about growing up on the north side of Chicago in a multigenerational household, being the oldest of three, and carrying responsibility early. She remembers streetcars, ether anesthesia, walking her younger sister home for lunch from school, and a childhood where her mother always worked and family members lived together because that's just what families did. From there, the episode opens into a wider story. Alice reflects on her early working years in downtown Chicago, her time in modeling and promotional work, and the surreal contrast between a glamorous paycheck and the rough streets she had to walk through to get there. She also talks about food and heritage in a way that says more than a family tree ever could, from learning Italian cooking through family connections to remembering homemade ravioli drying all over the house at Christmas. What really gives this episode its backbone, though, is Alice's worldview. Near the end, she distills a lifetime into a few plainspoken truths: work hard for what matters, keep setting goals, look for the good in people first, and if you love someone, tell them, then back it up with action. In This Episode, Discover What it was like growing up on the north side of Chicago in the 1940s and 1950s Alice's memories of streetcars, old-school hospital care, and early city lifeHow being the oldest child shaped her sense of responsibility from a very young ageThe multigenerational family structure she grew up in, and what that meant day to dayHer parents' work lives, including her mother's long years working outside the home Alice's early jobs in downtown Chicago, including beauty work and modelingThe danger, glamour, and strange normalcy of commuting into the city for high-paying gigsHow Italian cooking became part of her family life even without Italian ancestry Holiday traditions that defined her childhood, from lamb cakes to homemade ravioliThe traditions she carried into her own home and passed down to her childrenHer reflections on work ethic, character, love, and saying what you mean Stay Connected & Explore Connect with Conversations with a Chiropractor: Follow Us on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@ConversationswithaChiro Follow Dr. Stephanie on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wautierwellness Email for show-related inquiries and sponsorships: drstephaniewautier@yahoo.com Credits Podcast production by Brand|Sound. Start your podcast journey by emailing brandsoundpodcasts@gmail.com. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Conversations with a Chiropractor 00:40 Meet Alice Bradley 01:00 Streetcars, tonsils, and childhood memories in Chicago 02:10 Ether anesthesia and her father's Army service 03:15 Being the oldest of three in a working family 04:00 A multigenerational home and early family responsibility 05:25 Walking her sister home from school and caregiving as a child 06:35 Her parents' jobs, Baxter, and her father's work history 08:10 Losing her father young and looking back on family life 09:05 Leaving school, going to work, and heading downtown 10:00 Modeling, beauty work, and Chicago convention life 11:00 Dangerous commutes and the contrast of city glamour 12:20 What the money was like, and why the job mattered 14:00 Learning Italian cooking through family ties 15:25 German roots, home cooking, and what stayed with her 16:00 Easter baskets, lamb cakes, and holiday traditions 17:00 Missing her mother, but understanding why she worked 18:10 First nylon stockings and Christmas in the city 19:00 Homemade ravioli, sauce, and the family Christmas table 21:00 Marriage, children, and bringing traditions into a new home 22:00 Christmas Eve pajamas and blending city and farm family life 24:00 The birthday surprise that became a new sibling 25:20 Advice for grandkids, listeners, and the next generation 26:00 Work hard, keep going, and set the next goal 27:00 Look for the good in people 27:40 If you love someone, say it, then prove it
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    29 分
  • Thank You, God, for One More Day: Claudine Contois on Family, Grit, Faith, and a Life Fully Lived | Conversations with a Chiropractor

    Thank You, God, for One More Day: Claudine Contois on Family, Grit, Faith, and a Life Fully Lived | Conversations with a Chiropractor
    2026/03/18
    Thank You, God, for One More Day: Claudine Contois on Family, Grit, Faith, and a Life Fully Lived | Conversations with a Chiropractor Some conversations stop being content and become something closer to a keepsake. This is one of those. In this episode of Conversations with a Chiropractor, Dr. Stephanie Wautier sits down with Claudine Contois for a conversation that moves through nearly nine decades of memory, family, hardship, humor, survival, and love. Since this interview was recorded, Claudine has passed away. Her presence is felt deeply throughout this episode, and for those who would like to read more about her life, her obituary can be found here: https://www.fassbenderswansonhansen.com/obituaries/Claudine-Ann-Contois?obId=47520137#/obituaryInfo What makes this episode special is how fully Claudine shows up as herself. She talks about growing up in Kingsford between Italian and Swedish family roots, her deep bond with her younger brother, and the people who shaped her early life. She shares what it meant to raise four boys, leave an abusive marriage to protect them, build a second marriage that lasted more than 50 years, and create a life full of horses, snowmobiles, camping trips, card games, and unforgettable family stories. She also speaks with unusual honesty about the final chapter of her life. After a sudden leukemia diagnosis, Claudine talks openly about fear, faith, readiness, family care, and her one simple wish, not to go alone. Even in the heaviest moments, she remains unmistakably herself: practical, funny, blunt, loving, and grateful for one more day. This is a conversation about caregiving, resilience, marriage, mortality, and the memories that outlast everything else. It is also, now, a remembrance of a woman whose strength, humor, and warmth are all over every minute of it. In This Episode, Discover Claudine's childhood in Iron Mountain and Kingsford, shaped by Italian and Swedish roots Her close relationship with her brother and the family stories that stayed with her How she left an abusive marriage and rebuilt life with four boys Meeting her second husband through dancing, and building a marriage that lasted decades Her adventurous life as a mother, from horses and camping to snowmobiles and lake memories Caregiving for her parents and husband, and what those years taught her Her sudden leukemia diagnosis and the honesty with which she faced it Why memory, family presence, faith, and gratitude became the center of her final season Stay Connected & Explore Follow Conversations with a Chiropractor on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@ConversationswithaChiro Follow Dr. Stephanie on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wautierwellness Email for show-related inquiries and sponsorships: drstephaniewautier@yahoo.com In Memory of Claudine Contois Read Claudine's obituary here: https://www.fassbenderswansonhansen.com/obituaries/Claudine-Ann-Contois?obId=47520137#/obituaryInfo Credits Podcast production by Brand|Sound. Start your podcast journey by emailing brandsoundpodcasts@gmail.com. Chapters 00:00 Before we begin, a note about Claudine 00:39 Introduction to Conversations with a Chiropractor 01:18 Meet Claudine and her early family roots 03:45 Her brother, childhood memories, and family closeness 05:25 Leukemia diagnosis and being told time was short 06:20 Raising four boys and living full-out with them 09:20 Fear, seizures, and not wanting to be alone 10:00 Leaving an abusive marriage to protect her children 12:00 Meeting her second husband through dancing 14:00 Marriage advice, communication, and caregiving strain 18:10 Horseback trips, camping stories, and Whitefish Falls 21:00 Raccoons, pigs, and Claudine's farm toughness 25:00 The sudden turn in her health and the ER visit 27:20 Faith, readiness, and gratitude for one more day 28:15 Caring for her parents at the end of their lives 30:10 Cribbage, late nights, and family routines 33:00 Walkers, wheelchairs, and learning to be cared for 39:00 Nicknames, ancestry, and family identity 42:00 Wine, farm life, and old family traditions 45:00 The fun she brought to other people's lives 49:00 Facing the ending, and what comes next 50:45 Closing condolence for Claudine and her family
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    51 分
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