In Good Company Podcast: Age Better

What happens when families wait too long to make a decision about care or housing? In this episode, we sit down with Jeff Bonham of The Bonham Group to unpack one of the most complex, and often delayed, decisions families face: navigating senior living, home transitions, and care planning. With years of experience guiding families through these moments, Jeff brings a clear, compassionate perspective on how to make the right decisio...

Family caregiving is becoming a full-time job for millions of Americans and the emotional and financial costs are hitting harder than ever. A new U.S. News survey reveals that more than 1 in 4 caregivers spend over 40 hours a week caring for loved ones, while many report feeling constantly overwhelmed, emotionally drained, and financially stretched thin. In this episode, we unpack the hidden realities of caregiving: burnout, guilt,...

Discover the power of hyperbaric oxygen therapy and how it’s changing lives. In this episode of the In Good Company Podcast, we sit down with Jason Holdman, owner of Hyperbaric Chambers of the Ozarks, alongside Dr. John Lilly, a seasoned osteopathic physician with over 20 years of experience. Together, they break down the science, real-world results, and growing impact of hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT). What started as a personal...

Most people think aging well means slowing down—but what if that mindset is actually holding you back? In this episode of In Good Company: Age Better, we explore a different approach: the idea that strength, energy, and resilience don’t come from avoiding stress, they come from applying the right kind of stress and allowing your body and mind to recover. From the proven benefits of high-intensity interval training to the brain’s na...

Grief isn’t just about death. It’s the loss of a dream. A future you imagined. A life that suddenly looks different than you planned. In this powerful conversation, we sit down with Michelle Cramer, founder of UN Angels Wings, to unpack the realities of grief that most people never talk about. From the heartbreaking loss of a child to the quiet grief people carry every day, Michelle shares what grief really looks like—and why our s...

What if everything you’ve been told about health is missing the point? In this episode of In Good Company, we sit down with Dr. Rachel Shuck to explore the powerful idea that food is medicine, and how your everyday choices may be shaping your health more than you realize. From breaking down the myth of “eating healthy” to understanding how your body actually absorbs nutrients, this conversation challenges conventional thinking an...

In this episode, we sit down with Ryan Kruger, Vice President of Operations at Jordan Valley Health, to explore what it really takes to fix healthcare, not from the top down, but from the ground up. With nearly 30 years of experience in pharmacy and healthcare leadership, Ryan shares how Jordan Valley is rethinking the traditional model by focusing on access, affordability, and truly patient-centered care. From eliminating medicati...

We explore the key differences between Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage, and Medicare Supplement plans, and discuss how seniors can navigate enrollment without falling into common traps or marketing gimmicks. Adam shares insights from over a decade of working directly with Medicare clients and explains why choosing the right plan often comes down to understanding your doctors, medications, and long-term healthcare needs—not ju...

In this powerful and deeply human episode, we sit down with Cory Davis, alongside Dawn Davis and Cassie Locke from the Parkinson’s Group of the Ozarks, to talk about what it really means to live with Parkinson’s, and keep moving forward. Cory shares his journey from early diagnosis to navigating the daily realities of the disease, offering raw insight, hard-earned perspective, and a message that resonates far beyond Parkinson’s: yo...

What does it really take to succeed as a new nurse?

In this episode of In Good Company Podcast, Dr. Shannon Williams and Chris Barber of Southwest Baptist University share real-world insight on transitioning from nursing school into the clinical environment. From the gap between classroom learning and patient care, to the importance of communication, adaptability, and continuous learning, this conversation is packed with practical ...

Homelessness is often talked about in headlines and statistics, but far less often do we hear the real stories behind how people end up there. In this episode of In Good Company, Spencer Ernst sits down with Jason Hynson, Executive Director of Victory Mission and Ministry in Springfield, Missouri, to have an honest and deeply human conversation about poverty, addiction, trauma, and the difficult question many people struggle with: ...

In this episode of In Good Company, we sit down with Dr. Cody Hooten, a physical therapist with Haven Home Health & Hospice, to talk about what truly determines whether someone stays active and independent as they age.

Dr. Hooten has worked with patients across both outpatient clinics and home health settings, giving him a unique perspective on the habits, lifestyle choices, and daily routines that separate people who remain st...

Medicare fraud is one of the fastest growing scams targeting older adults, and many people do not realize it is happening until it is too late. In this episode of In Good Company, we break down how Medicare fraud and identity theft actually happen, the warning signs to watch for, and the simple steps you can take to protect your personal information while exploring Medicare Advantage or prescription drug plans. Most brokers and Med...

In this special episode, we visited the Senior Fair in Branson, Missouri, where community members gathered for a day focused on healthier living. The event offered free resources including vision and hearing exams, blood pressure and sugar testing, wellness information, and even some great food. Everything was designed to help seniors stay active, informed, and connected to helpful services in the community. https://www.facebook.co...

Reverse Mortgages: Smart Retirement Strategy or Financial Time Bomb? Reverse mortgages are often marketed as a simple way to “unlock your home equity” and stay in the house you love — with no monthly mortgage payments. But what’s the real story? In this episode of In Good Company, Spencer Ernst breaks down the truth about reverse mortgages — without the hype, without the fear tactics, and without the late-night commercial spin. We ...

In this special episode, we’re bringing you inspiring voices and powerful stories from the KY3 Women’s Show, held at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds in Springfield, Missouri on March 7, 2026. This annual event brings together hundreds of local businesses, nonprofits, healthcare professionals, and community leaders for a full day dedicated to connection, education, and empowerment. From health and wellness experts to community advocate...

Healthcare decisions should be made by patients and physicians. But today, millions of treatments are delayed because of a process most patients never see: prior authorization. In this episode of In Good Company, we explore the growing impact of prior authorization denials and why the system may be harming patients. The data tells a powerful story. More than 80% of prior authorization appeals are successful, yet only a small fracti...

In this eye-opening episode of In Good Company, we unpack a truth that most people don’t realize until it’s too late: having a will is just the beginning of protecting your family’s future. 💡 Today’s guest is an expert in estate planning who reveals the critical steps most people overlook — and why relying on a will alone can leave your loved ones vulnerable, even if you think your affairs are in order. From trusts and powers of a...

Gen X grew up raising themselves. They were the latchkey kids. The independent ones. The generation that learned resilience early — figuring out homework, friendships, and disappointments without someone stepping in to fix it. Now they’re raising children in a completely different world. And caring for aging parents at the same time. In this episode, we unpack the unique psychological and emotional pressure facing Gen X — the gener...