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The David Holt Show

Hosted by Holt Law · business · EN

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About this Podcast:

One wrong form, one missed regulation, and your business could be in serious legal trouble. If you’re running a med spa, clinic, or any kind of healthcare venture, the stakes are high, and the legal landscape is a minefield. Hosted by lawyer and entrepreneur David Holt, this show breaks down complex legal topics into clear, actionable insights for business owners who don’t have time for jargon. From compliance pitfalls to real-world case studies, David helps you avoid costly mistakes and build a smarter, safer business, without needing a law degree. Subscribe now to stay ahead of legal issues before they become problems.

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23%

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What is The David Holt Show about?

One wrong form, one missed regulation, and your business could be in serious legal trouble. If you’re running a med spa, clinic, or any kind of healthcare venture, the stakes are high, and the legal landscape is a minefield.

Who hosts The David Holt Show?

The David Holt Show is hosted by Holt Law. The show has published 17 episodes to date.

What has The David Holt Show covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Above $1M in Revenue? Don’t Make These Legal Mistakes" (27 February 2026, 10 minutes), "How Cosmetic Surgery Centers Really Fail" (13 February 2026, 10 minutes), and "Your AI Prompts Are Failing You" (30 January 2026, 16 minutes).

How often does The David Holt Show publish?

The David Holt Show publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 10 minutes across 17 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on The David Holt Show?

Booking probability for The David Holt Show is 23%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The David Holt Show requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The David Holt Show's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch The David Holt Show?

The strongest fits for The David Holt Show are Law & Legal Services and Outpatient Clinics. The David Holt Show has a business audience.

About the host

Holt Law hosts The David Holt Show, a business podcast with 17 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Feb 27, 202610 minS0

    <b>Crossing $1 million in revenue is a major milestone for clinic owners, but $1 million revenue for clinics also brings new legal risks, compliance exposure, and scaling challenges. In this episode of The David Holt...

  • Feb 13, 202610 minS0

    Opening a cosmetic surgery center is not just about finding a great surgeon and buying equipment. Opening a cosmetic surgery center requires a legal and compliance foundation that regulators, insurers, and patients can...

  • Jan 30, 202616 minS0

    In this episode, AI prompts for healthcare clinics take center stage as David Holt breaks down why most clinic owners struggle with AI results — and how to fix it. If you’ve tried AI prompts for healthcare clinics and...

  • Jan 16, 20268 minS0

    Reaching 1 million in revenue is a milestone most founders dream about, but 1 million in revenue is also where many businesses unknowingly step into serious legal risk. In this episode of The David Holt Show, David Holt...

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  • Nov 28, 202512 minS0

    AI is everywhere in healthcare — from drafting patient emails to writing contracts and even planning staff policies. But here’s the problem: AI use in healthcare comes with hidden legal risks, and the rules are changing...

  • Nov 14, 20258 minS0

    The MSO model is one of the most powerful — and misunderstood — tools in healthcare business law. Short for Management Services Organization, the MSO structure allows healthcare providers to separate clinical operations...

  • Oct 17, 202510 minS0

    Starting a healthcare business is exciting — but it’s also risky if you don’t hit the right legal milestones in your first year of business. Most new clinic and medspa owners focus only on marketing and growth, and they...

  • Oct 3, 202512 minS0

    In this episode of The David Holt Show, host David Holt sits down to dive deep into the legal landmines of opening and scaling a med spa. If you’ve ever thought about starting a med spa, or you’re currently running one...

  • Aug 22, 20258 minS0

    Hiring a nurse practitioner can be a smart way to grow your clinic—but if you do it wrong, you could face lawsuits, license suspension, or even lose your business. In this episode of The David Holt Show, attorney and...

  • Aug 8, 202513 minS0

    Think choosing a legal structure is hard? Choosing the wrong business partner can be a six-figure mistake.<br /><br />In this episode of The David Holt Show, we break down the legal and financial landmines hidden in...

  • Jul 22, 20251 minS0

    You didn’t start your business to become a legal expert.<br /><br />But if you’re running a healthcare company, legal mistakes can crush everything you’ve built. I’ll show you why most med spa and clinic owners are...

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