Shared Practices Podcast

There's so much golden information on this podcast series and you need to listen to it before you graduate DS.

takes the mystery out of practice ownership and puts the information directly in your hand

However, the paid community didn't add much ...

the free podcast is excellent — genuinely one of the best resources for dentists interested in practice ownership

I love this show and how you can approach doctors that are stuck. Very practical — great job hosting and guiding conversation!

Awesome podcast for someone like me and my wife who are both new dentists and want to own our practice sooner rather than later.

This is the podcast to listen to if you're a dentist looking to start your own practice. Richard and his guests bring great and honest insight for listeners.

Awesome podcast for getting the much needed dental business education we don't get in dental school! Every episode motivates me to pursue practice ownership!

Great podcast. Packed with so much information. Incredible.

This podcast has taught me so much! The podcast first switched my mindset into an ownership mindset and now I can't wait to become an owner!

I highly recommend Shared Practices podcast, especially if you're looking to start up your own practice one day!

An educational adjunct to purchasing a practice. Data interspersed with real life examples.

Love this podcast. It's very informative and there's always great conversation with other dentists on the show.

I really like the way it's structured and I'm learning a lot about all the business things that you don't learn in dental school. Great podcast!

This is a podcast that provides CONTENT — not just the leading up to the content. Useable, implementable information. Plus, it's easy and fun to listen to.

The Shared Practices podcast, with its thoughtfully sequenced seasons and excellent hosts, provides all the information you need to become literate in the business of dentistry!

This podcast is so motivational. As a D4 during these pandemic times, it's easy to get down by all the craziness happening, but the podcast is light keeping me doing what I love.

I'm a 3rd year dental student. Like everyone, my time to listen to podcasts is small. I've tried a lot of dental podcasts. This keeps things to the topic and stays focused on the discussion at hand.

Whether you're well established as a practice owner, or just getting started carving out a profitable niche that's ready to grow — this is a must-listen podcast for you!

I'm a 3rd year dental student and have been listening to SP for more than a year. There is so much valuable content from this podcast, it not only prepares you for ownership, but prepares you to be a top tier owner.

You won't find content like this in any other podcast!

From the first episodes with Richard to the most current episodes you will find that this podcast is full of the most applicable content! Big fan of SP!!

A big thank you to the SP team. Got hooked in 2019 and with their help, I was able to acquire a practice and grow it significantly. These guys changed my life and I couldn't be more thankful.

The Shared Practices podcast is the best dental podcast in providing high-value, actionable information for young dentists who hope to get into practice ownership at some point in their career.

This podcast has great information and gives you a lot to think about!

Changed my life as a pre-owner, and still delivers amazing content as an owner. Keep inspiring, shared practices team!

Love listening to this podcast. I am currently a dental student and find this podcast beneficial for future practice ownership!

This is honestly the best dental podcast. I've listened to others and they don't compare. I've been a faithful listener for years and each episode I learn new stuff. Keep up the great work!

Wonderful informative information at any stage of your dental career. The insight and discussion dives deep to the core of business intelligence and application for consistent duplication.

I started listening to Shared Practices in my D3 year and I'm so glad I did. The episodes on associateship negotiations, contract red flags, and how to evaluate your first practice have given me a huge head start on colleagues who won't discover this until they're already in a bad situation.

Should be required curriculum in every dental school.

I went through the entire Shared Practices catalog during my practice acquisition process. The due diligence content, the loan structuring episodes, and the first-year ownership advice were exactly what I needed at exactly the right time.

Dr. Hariri has done the work himself and interviews people who have too. That real-world grounding is everything.

Shared Practices is built around one question: how do you go from associate to owner? Dr. Hariri and his team have assembled the most structured curriculum for answering that question that exists in dental podcasting.

The content on evaluating practices, due diligence, and the transition period after purchase gave me a realistic framework I could actually follow.

I'm an associate 4 years out of dental school seriously considering buying a practice. Shared Practices is the podcast I'd recommend to anyone in my position.

The quality of information is excellent and they're not trying to sell you into their paid community — the free podcast is genuinely complete. The interview format works well because they bring in brokers, attorneys, accountants, and practice owners who've been through the process.

Loses one star because I wish they'd update some of the older market-specific content. The dental acquisition market has changed a lot in the last few years and some of the older valuation and financing episodes feel outdated.

I'm not being hyperbolic — I directly attribute my practice acquisition to the education I got from Shared Practices. When I was considering buying a practice, I didn't know what a good deal looked like, what questions to ask a broker, or how to evaluate a practice's charts.

After about 50 episodes, I had a solid foundation. I knew what EBITDA meant in the dental context, why patient demographics matter, how to spot red flags in a chart audit, and how to think about post-acquisition growth.

Richard and Travis are knowledgeable, humble, and genuinely care about helping dentists. The fact that the podcast is free is almost unbelievable given the quality.