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PT Pintcast is a physical therapy podcast featuring conversations with physical therapists, clinic owners, educators, and leaders shaping the future of physical therapy. Hosted by Jimmy McKay, PT, DPT, PT Pintcast blends real talk, big ideas, and practical insight on clinical care, business, culture, and where physical therapy is headed next. If a TED Talk and a radio show had a baby and raised it... more

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Latest Episodes

Are physical therapists spending too much time optimizing things that barely matter?

Jimmy McKay and Tony Maritato start with the growing backlash against AI-generated content and quickly uncover a much bigger question: Are we arguing about the tool... more

AI has made experimentation cheap. So why are we still acting like every idea costs $5,000?

On this episode of PT Breakfast Club, Jimmy McKay and Tony Maritato start with the debate over AI in education and end up somewhere much bigger: what happens... more

Why do physical therapy clinics feel broken even when everyone seems to be working harder?

On this episode of PT Breakfast Club, Jimmy McKay, Tony Maritato, and Dave Kittle dig into physical therapist hiring, clinician recruitment, clinic marketing,... more

Should physical therapists be the only people who own physical therapy clinics?

In this episode of PT Breakfast Club, Jimmy McKay and Tony Maritato dig into the business of healthcare, AI documentation, EMR adoption, and what happens when a clinic i... more

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Recent Guests

John Anthony Gallucci
Founder and CEO of JAG Physical Therapy
JAG Physical Therapy
Episode: John Gallucci: You’re Never Smarter Than the Curve
Eric Fulmar
APTA Massachusetts president
APTA Massachusetts
Episode: The Apple Pie Lesson for PT Clinics
Tony Meritato
Physical therapist, entrepreneur, and guest on the show
Total Therapy Solution / Concierge Pain Relief
Episode: Understand What Game You’re Playing
Sean Pastuch
Founder of Active Life and author of Live More, Hurt Less
Active Life
Episode: The Messy Middle Between Physical Therapy and Fitness | Sean Pastuch
Dr. Ethan Berger
New therapist joining concierge practice
Concierge Pain Relief
Episode: Content Is Not The Business. Patients Are.
Megan Steele
Physiotherapist with a focus on pain science and clinical care
West Coast-based practitioner
Episode: Chronic Pain Isn’t What You Think It Is
Charles Inniss
Wellness coach and author focused on optimism and emotional resilience for clinicians
Episode: PT Burnout Isn’t What You Think
Tony Maritato
Concierge pain relief PT
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Episode: Volume vs Value: The Future of PT Clinics
Katie Holterman
Speech-language pathologist and leadership coach helping healthcare professionals find their voice
Independent/Coach
Episode: Why So Many PT Leaders Feel Like Imposters

Hosts

Jimmy McKay
Host of the show; clinician who moderates discussions and drives conversations around PT practice, business, and policy.
Tony Maritato
Co-host known for driving discussions on PT practice, branding, recruitment, and market strategy.
Dave Kittle
Co-host and clinician/business owner; contributes practical insights on clinic operations, marketing, and patient engagement.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 240 ratings
  • one of the physical therapy podcasts

    Not bad, many other PT podcasts were more worth the listen. I’ve been subscribed to this pintcast and many more PT podcasts for a long time, but this one was the one I returned to the least. It’s not bad, and the host is a radio guy at heart so there’s above average production value.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    outcomeMeasures
    United Statesa month ago
  • Where to come hang out with the cool kids!!

    Where I come to hang out with the movers and shakers of the profession. This podcast is always news worthy about what’s going on and thought provoking for me!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FarleyPT
    United States6 months ago
  • Must listen for PTs

    Hey, I’ve been listening for a long time. And each episode is very entertaining and informative. Jimmy’s background in radio makes this PT podcast one to the best ones out there in terms of production and content.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    peeek
    United States2 years ago
  • Must listen for physical therapy!

    This podcast has not only kept me informed about physical therapy but has also reignited my passion about this profession! It’s a valuable resource that has had a positive impact on my professional growth. If you’re a PT or interested in this profession do yourself a favor and hit subscribe! You won’t be disappointed!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SamtheHand
    United States3 years ago
  • Most entertaining PT podcast out there

    Jimmy is likely one of the best podcasters in The industry. His guest and topics are original and entertaining. His technique and quality is excellent. But what makes me enjoy this podcast is honestly Jimmy’s authentic demeanor, thought provoking quality questions and passion for bettering the PT profession as a whole. Keep up the good work and CHEERS!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jess Goodine
    United States3 years ago

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Many appreciate the mix of clinical discussion and real-world marketing tactics.
Fans say it delivers entertaining, informative PT content with practical business insights.
Listeners praise authentic host style and high production quality.
Audience notes the show's impact on professional growth and staying up-to-date in PT.
Recurring positive feedback highlights guests, practical tips, and engaging conversations over drinks.

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Talking Points

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The Messy Middle Between Physical Therapy and Fitness | Sean Pastuch
Q: How can physical therapists and trainers collaborate effectively to support patients post-discharge?
By building a map of trained professionals who can operate near clinics, fostering relationships that go beyond referrals, and ensuring patients have access to coaches who understand both medical guidelines and real-world activity goals.
The Messy Middle Between Physical Therapy and Fitness | Sean Pastuch
Q: What do you want people to understand after reading Live More, Hurt Less?
The core message is that once you commit to non-negotiable progress, your life changes substantially; the book offers a framework for becoming the person who would not have struggled in the first place, using a practical path that blends personal development with health care navigation.
Routine vs Commitment: Rob Panariello on Building a Career That Lasts
Q: What's the best way to do business leadership in sports medicine without sacrificing clinical quality?
The guest emphasizes aligning value with outcomes, communicating clearly with teams and physicians, and building a career trajectory through continual learning, mentorship, and making strategic moves that leverage opportunities rather than chasing every short-term gain.
AI in PT Clinics: What Actually Works
Q: What does a successful RTM implementation look like six to twelve months in?
It should feel like a true program, with continuous patient engagement, no app downloads required, and measurable improvements in patient follow-through and revenue.
AI in PT Clinics: What Actually Works
Q: What are clinics getting wrong about AI operations beyond the hype?
They treat AI as a feature instead of a workflow that should be woven into the entire patient journey, which leads to fragmented experiences and underwhelming results.

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Frequently Asked Questions About PT Pintcast

What is PT Pintcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

PT Pintcast is a physical therapy-focused show that blends accessible conversation with practical, business-minded insights. Across episodes, guests and hosts explore clinic operations, recruitment and retention, branding and patient engagement, content creation and monetization, and the evolving role of tech, AI, and data in therapy delivery. The tone is energetic and human, with behind-the-scenes storytelling, real-world experiments, and a willingness to challenge traditional models in order to help therapists grow clinically and commercially. Its unique appeal lies in pairing beer-fueled conversations with substantive discussions on strategy, policy, and the future of physical therapy, making it a strong fit for clinicians, clinic owners... more

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Recent guests on PT Pintcast include:

1. John Anthony Gallucci
2. Eric Fulmar
3. Tony Meritato
4. Sean Pastuch
5. Dr. Ethan Berger
6. Megan Steele
7. Charles Inniss
8. Tony Maritato

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