What does it take to build a thriving, scalable functional medicine practice in today’s healthcare landscape?

In this episode of the Evolution of Medicine podcast, we’re joined by Seth Conger, a seasoned entrepreneur and innovator in the functional medicine space who’s helped practices grow from startup to seven-figure exits. Seth shares his own journey, from event marketing into transforming his father-in-law’s clinic with cutting-edge technology and a shift to a membership-based model.

The episode explores three distinct stages of practice growth—startup, growth and scale—and the critical mindset and business shifts required at each level.

Tune in to learn:

• Why the startup phase is all about finding product-market fit and acquiring patients
• How the growth phase requires systems, hiring and stepping back from direct care
• What the scale phase looks like when your vision leads and your practice grows independently
• Why choosing the right business model (and ditching fee-for-service) is non-negotiable for long-term success
• Common mistakes that keep practitioners stuck and the high opportunity cost of not evolving

Whether you’re just getting started or looking to scale beyond yourself, this episode offers a roadmap for sustainable growth in functional medicine. Download today to learn how to build a profitable practice that doesn’t burn you out.

In this powerful episode of the Evolution of Medicine podcast, James Maskell sits down with Tasha Blank—DJ, movement catalyst, and founder of Powerhouse DJ School—to explore how dance, music, and embodiment can be powerful tools for healing and nervous system regulation.

For over a decade, Tasha has pioneered sober-conscious dance events that remove movement from the club scene and place it back into the realm of sacred, intentional expression. Her story is one of personal transformation, community leadership, and deep inquiry into how we heal—physically, emotionally and culturally.

Tune in to learn about:

• How dance and embodiment shifted Tasha’s relationship with her body and launched a decade-long journey of transformation.
• The health crisis in her late teens that forced her to look beyond conventional medicine and into nutrition, movement and energy work.
• A pandemic-fueled identity deconstruction that led to unexpected healing through metabolic, animal-based nutrition—and opened questions around gender, body image and healing.
• The launch of Powerhouse DJ School and teaching others to use music and dance as vehicles for transformation.
• The philosophy behind sober dance spaces and how reclaiming movement as medicine can heal individuals and communities.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone exploring somatic healing, community-based transformation, and new paradigms for health that go far beyond prescriptions and protocols.