Top 5 ABMP Podcasts for 2023

12/21/2023

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ABMP released more than 100 new episodes of The ABMP Podcast in 2023! Thank you to all the amazing guests, expert podcast partners Ruth Werner (host of “I Have a Client Who . . .”), Allison Denney (host of The Rebel MT), and Allissa Haines (host of Business or Pressure), and all the listeners for being a part of this effort.

It’s an annual tradition to look back at the top five podcasts for the year. So, without further ado, and in no particular order, here are the top-performing ABMP podcasts for 2023.

Episode 385—“The Neuroscience of Yoga and Meditation with Brittany Fair”

Episode 357—“What’s Wrong with Origin/Insertion with Dr. Joe Muscolino”

Episode 340—“The Myofacial System in Form and Movement with Lauri Nemetz”

Episode 319—“The Teres Major and Minor: Tell Me How You Really Feel: The Rebel MT with Allison Denney”

Episode 354—“Body Odor: ‘I Have a Client Who . . .’ Pathology Conversations with Ruth Werner.”

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