Introducing the Acupuncture Today Podcast
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Introducing the Acupuncture Today Podcast

Your Profession. Your Voice. Now in Your Ears.
Acupuncture Today Staff  |  DIGITAL EXCLUSIVE

Acupuncture Today is excited to unveil a bold new way to stay informed, inspired, and ahead of the curve: the Acupuncture Today Podcast.

All web articles in the April 2025 issue and later include this on-demand audio feature, giving you a new way to consume the content you care about – whether you’re commuting, between patients, or just prefer listening to reading.

Here’s how to tune in:

  • On Any Article: Click any article on DynamicChiropractic.com (April 2025 or later) and you'll see the podcast episode immediately below the author's name. Hit play, subscribe, or share.
  • On Any Page: Click “Podcast” on our top menu bar – it's your gateway to every episode.
  • On Your Favorite Platform: Search “Acupuncture Today Podcast” on any major podcasting platform, and make sure to click “subscribe”!

The Acupuncture Today podcast is more than just the latest in our ongoing efforts to engage and inform; it’s a new era of connection. Subscribe today, share with your colleagues – and let us know what you want to hear next.

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