Voyage Clinics Podcast

Welcome to the Voyage Clinics Podcast, where curiosity meets medical expertise. Join your host, Dr. John Sanders, a compassionate family physician, as he embarks on a journey through the intricacies of healthcare and wellness. In each episode, lasting approximately one hour, Dr. Sanders delves into a myriad of medical and mental health topics, ranging from common ailments to complex conditions. Whether he's flying solo or engaging in enlightening conversations with fellow physicians across various specialties, Dr. Sanders brings clarity and understanding to the forefront. Through insightful discussions and thoughtful questioning, Dr. Sanders makes technical medical information accessible to all listeners. From deciphering diagnostic procedures to exploring treatment options, the Voyage Clinics Podcast serves as a beacon of knowledge and empowerment in the realm of healthcare. Join us as we navigate the seas of medicine, one episode at a time. Tune in, learn, and embark on your own journey to better health with the Voyage Clinics Podcast.

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  What Does Your Skin Actually Need? | A Simple Guide to Skincare

  Aug 26, 202654 min

  There’s a lot of information in the world of skincare: acne, sunscreen myths, moisturizer routines, etc. Today, we are bringing together two skincare pros to help you know what actually helps your skin. Dr. John Sanders is joined by Scott Webster, nurse practitioner and co-owner of Clear Skin Utah, and Darcy Gonzalez, master esthetician at Clear Skin Utah, to break down everything related to skincare and skin health. Scott and Darcy built their practice around treating skin from both the medical and aesthetic sides, so you have everything you need to know about what is best for your skin. Scott and Darcy go over the basic fundamentals: how to build a simple skincare routine that works, why sunscreen matters, and how to tell the difference between good products and good packaging. This conversation is for anyone who's overwhelmed by their skincare choices, or is just looking for a routine that will actually work. Chapters [Start] Meet Scott and Darcy: Dr. Sanders introduces Scott and Darcy, their journeys into dermatology and esthetics, and how they ended up practicing together. 08:50 Inside Clear Skin Utah: A look inside Scott and Darcy’s company, combining clinical and esthetic skin care in one office. 20:24 The Sunscreen Deep Dive: The truth about sunscreen and how to find the right kind for your skin type. 32:43 Serums and Acids: Talking about specific ingredients, like hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, and peptides, to see how they actually work for your skin. 45:09 Ending Thoughts & Summary: Scott and Darcy’s last thoughts on their skincare hacks and a recap of this episode. Links & Resources https://voyageclinics.com/ Connect with Clear Skin Utah: Clear Skin Utah | Website Disclaimer: The content provided in this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice nor as a substitute for professional medical consultation, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

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  Understanding Your Emotions | Dr. Reid Robison’s Guide to Emotional Intelligence

  Jul 29, 202642 min

  What actually are emotions? Why were so many of us never taught how to properly feel them? Dr. John Sanders welcomes back Dr. Reid Robison for a conversation about emotional intelligence. They go back and talk about what it takes to break generational patterns of emotional suppression. Dr. Sanders opens up about his own family history of wartime trauma passed down through generations, and his own process of learning emotional awareness. Dr. Robison walks through the building blocks of understanding emotional intelligence. He shares how emotions function as signals with bodily senses and an action tendency, and practical tools to help name emotions. He walks through a self-awareness exercise with Dr. Sanders, who shares two stories from his own life. They show how these tools actually work when applied to everyday life. This is an honest look at what it means to become more emotionally aware, and how validating emotions can change our relationships for good. Chapters [Start] Generational Emotional Patterns: Dr. Sanders introduces Dr. Robison, and they discuss emotional gaps across generations. 01:28 What Are Emotions?: A look at what emotions really are and how we can learn to better recognize them in ourselves. 12:02 A Self-Exploration Exercise: Dr. Robison guides Dr. Sanders through a self-exploration practice by examining recent emotional triggers. 26:47 Naming Our Emotions: A real father-son conflict resolved through naming and validating emotions. 36:39 Final Takeaways: Dr. Robison shares his parting words and why emotions are so important to understand and feel. Links & Resources https://voyageclinics.com/ Connect with Dr. Robison: https://www.reidrobison.com/ Disclaimer: The content provided in this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice nor as a substitute for professional medical consultation, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

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  7 Decades in Medicine | Lessons on Curiosity and Longevity from Dr. David Barnes

  Jul 15, 202652 min

  Dr. John Sanders is joined by Dr. David Barnes, a family physician, decorated marathoner, and author whose career has stretched across seven decades and half the globe. Dr. Barnes recalls his childhood in wartime London and how it led to a career that carried him all around the world. He shares what it was like growing up during the London Blitz and how living among different cultures reshaped the animosities he was raised with. Dr. Barnes believes curiosity, observation, and a willingness to challenge convention are at the heart of good medicine. Dr. Barnes reflects on the human cost of World War II and what today's generation stands to lose as the living memory of that era fades. He shares how he built a life of running, including finishing his 21st marathon at age 85 alongside his daughter. He unpacks the science behind BDNF (brain-derived neurotrophic factor) and why he believes movement is one of the most powerful tools against depression and anxiety. Dr. Barnes' insights and personal history about medicine and resilience inspire all to stay curious at any age. Chapters [Start] Introductions Dr. David Barnes: Dr. Sanders introduces Dr. David Barnes, and he shares his global journey that brought him to medicine. 05:57 Growing Up in the London Blitz: Dr. Barnes recalls growing up in wartime London, and how living abroad later changed the views he was instilled with. 11:58 The Generational Difference: How life has changed from WWII to 2026 and how it affects our physical and mental health. 27:51 A COVID Observation: How a personal hygiene habit during the pandemic led to research on soap ingredients and viral capsules. 47:44 Closing Thoughts & Gifts: Dr. Sanders and Dr. Barnes exchange parting gifts and share their last thoughts for the end of the episode. Links & Resources https://voyageclinics.com/ Disclaimer: The content provided in this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice nor as a substitute for professional medical consultation, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

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  Building Resilience Through Life's Hardest Moments | Advice from Michael Webb Part 2

  Jul 1, 202634 min

  Dr. Sanders continues his conversation with Michael Webb. They dive into their thoughts about death, dying, and the gift of preparation. Dr. Sanders draws on his own background delivering babies and providing hospice care as a rural family physician in Moab. He explores what it looks like when end-of-life care is handled with clarity, communication, and love, rather than fear. Michael shares his own story of caring for his mother, Roberta, through her final months. He talks about the hard conversations around transfusions and DNR orders, and what it feels like to take on the work of stepping in as the primary decision-maker for someone. Their conversation covers all aspects of caring for someone at the end of their life, both the good and the bad. In the end, they conclude that it’s all beautiful, even when it’s hard. Chapters [Start] The Final Transfusion: Michael Webb dives into sharing his mother's end-of-life story, including the family decisions it entailed. 04:22 Getting Everyone on the Same Page: A discussion of why family alignment around a dying patient's wishes matters, and how to have family meetings about the patients. 10:22 Autonomy at the End of Life: The importance of preserving a dying person's sense of control and identity, even in small ways. 16:09 Caregiver Fatigue: Dr. Sanders discusses home health, nurse assessments, and the guilt many caregivers feel. 29:17 Reflections on Grief: How a well-supported death can shape the grieving process, and how hospice is a service for the whole family. Links & Resources https://voyageclinics.com/ Disclaimer: The content provided in this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice nor as a substitute for professional medical consultation, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

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  Hiring Lessons For Life | Advice from Michael Webb Part 1

  Jun 17, 202643 minS0

  What does hiring the right employee have to do with our health? Hiring the right employee, and becoming the right employee, is critical to success in life, which has everything to do with our health.<br /><br />Dr. John Sanders sits down with his neighbor and friend Michael Webb, a 35-year veteran of the recruiting industry, to explore how personality, motivation, and human connection apply just as much to running a household as they do to running a team. Michael breaks down how hiring decisions can go wrong from the start, and how personality traits shape who thrives in a...

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