In this episode of Chiropractic Roots, Dr. Travis Oller sits down with Dr. Scott Null of Independence, Kansas—a third-generation chiropractor whose family practice has been serving the community for more than 75 years. Dr. Null shares his journey from growing up under chiropractic care to practicing alongside his father, and now with his son, carrying on a remarkable legacy. He reflects on the challenges and rewards of building patient trust, the evolution of chiropractic education and technology, and the importance of staying engaged in both community and professional life. With nearly 45 years of experience, Dr. Null offers insights on work–life balance, continuing education, and his hopes for the future of chiropractic.

Dr. Null can be found at https://nullchiropractic.com/

Wichita chiropractor Dr. Jerry DeGrado reflects on 40 years in practice—how a trampoline injury sparked his calling, why he chose Logan University, and the old-school, handwritten-note marketing that helped him build a referral-driven clinic.

He shares lessons on earning patient trust through clear communication and valuing your work, the evolution of chiropractic, community involvement from YMCA service to Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and insights from a decade on the Kansas Board of Healing Arts about protecting the public while rehabilitating providers. You’ll also hear surprises from his life outside the office, plus what he wishes he’d known starting out and his hopes for the profession’s future. A thoughtful, practical conversation that blends roots, resilience, and the personal touch that keeps patients coming back.

Dr. DeGrado can be found at: https://www.doppsclinic.com/pages/dr-jerry-degrado

In this inspiring episode of Chiropractic Roots, we sit down with Dr. Terry Webb, a Kansas chiropractor who’s been serving his community for over 45 years. Dr. Webb shares how a minor car accident and a transformative chiropractic experience at age 16 shaped his life’s direction, and takes us through his journey from Palmer College to building and evolving his own successful practice.

We talk about the value of mentorship, the importance of staying true to the service-first mindset, and how intentionality and humility have guided his career and eventual transition into shared practice. Dr. Webb also shares insights from his time on the Kansas Board of Healing Arts and reflects on the future of chiropractic care.

Whether you’re a new graduate, a seasoned DC, or just chiropractic curious—this episode is full of heart, wisdom, and practical takeaways from a true pillar of the profession.
Find Dr. Webb here:
https://www.mooreandwebbchiro.com/
https://www.facebook.com/MooreandWebbChiropractic/