SONS of LIBERTY Radio with Bradlee Dean

Steve Gregg Joins Bradlee Dean

Predestination, Election, and Free Will: Scripture Beyond Calvinism

Summary

Conversion, Grace, and Spiritual Fruit

Bradlee Dean opens by questioning the language of making a free-will decision for Christ and asks what spiritual fruit follows such professions. Drawing on quotations attributed to Charles Haddon Spurgeon, Martin Luther, George Whitefield, and several biblical passages, he argues that genuine conversion and growth arise through God's grace and the work of the Holy Spirit rather than through human resolve alone. He contrasts emotional professions of faith with the scriptural call to regeneration, repentance, obedience, and visible fruit. His opening position establishes the central tension that guides the later conversation with Steve Gregg.

Christ Above Denominations

Before introducing his guest, Dean warns listeners against building their faith around influential theologians or denominational founders. He names Calvin, Wesley, Knox, Luther, and Smyth while insisting that none of them was crucified for believers and that Christ must remain the sole center of faith. He connects the proliferation of denominations with Paul's warnings against division in 1 Corinthians. The discussion is framed as an effort to compare theological systems with Scripture rather than asking listeners to follow either speaker personally.

Augustine and the Roots of Calvinism

Steve Gregg traces important elements of Calvinism and the Protestant Reformation to Augustine's theology. He explains that Augustine opposed Pelagius by emphasizing the necessity of divine grace, but, in Gregg's view, eventually moved beyond Scripture by teaching a meticulous form of providence. Gregg distinguishes God's sovereign authority from the claim that God decrees every action and event. He argues that this stronger deterministic doctrine shaped Calvin's understanding of salvation, including the belief that individuals are unchangeably destined either for salvation or loss.

Predestination and Corporate Election

Gregg offers a different reading of predestination and election. He says Romans 8 and Ephesians 1 describe the destiny God has appointed for the believing community: those who are in Christ will ultimately be conformed to Christ's image. In his explanation, election is corporate because Christ is the Elect One and believers share His status by being in Him. He distinguishes this from the Calvinist idea that God individually elects particular unbelievers so that they will inevitably become believers. Dean responds with biblical examples of people being called by God and asks how such divine initiative relates to human choice.

Calling, Choice, and the Spirit

The conversation develops a distinction between vocational calling and salvation. Gregg describes God's selection of Moses, Paul, Gideon, and the apostles as choices for particular ministries rather than proof that every saved person was individually chosen in the same way. Dean emphasizes his personal dependence on God's mercy, the Spirit's leading, and Christ as the author and finisher of faith. Both men discuss Romans 7 and Romans 8, agreeing that the flesh resists righteousness and that the Holy Spirit supplies power to overcome it, while differing over how much genuine human choice remains in responding to grace.

Responsibility Within God's Plan

In the final segment, Gregg argues that God can guarantee the fulfillment of His ultimate plan without predetermining every daily human decision. He cites commands to strive, repent, walk in the Spirit, and accept responsibility as evidence that people can respond to or reject God's will. Dean continues to question whether this position risks placing too much weight on human action, especially in relation to the origin of faith. Although the discussion ends before every disagreement is resolved, both speakers maintain a respectful tone and agree that Scripture, rather than Calvinism or any individual theologian, should govern the inquiry.

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Kingdom Ambassadors: God’s Law, Gospel Witness, and the Life of Christ Within

Ep229 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 127: Tony Alamo continues How to Have God’s Life Living in You with gospel music, listener letters, ministry updates, warnings about false prophets, and a call for believers to live as ambassadors of the kingdom of heaven under God’s unchanging Word.

Letters, Gospel Music, and a Global Ministry Message

In this Tony Alamo program, How to Have God’s Life Living in You — Part 127, Tony Alamo opens by introducing Program 229, offering free copies of the broadcast, and preparing to read letters from listeners around the world. He also includes gospel music performances connected to J.D. Sumner and The Stamps, while explaining that literature, tapes, Bibles, and The Messiah book are distributed free of charge through the ministry. The corrected transcript notes that no outside verification was performed, and claims made in the program are preserved as speaker statements.

Prayer, Fear of the Lord, and the Mission of the Broadcast

Before reading the letters, Tony leads the congregation in prayer, asking God to anoint the program, speak through the message, save souls, and strengthen the church with wisdom, knowledge, and understanding. He emphasizes the fear of the Lord as the beginning of wisdom and connects the broadcast to the preaching of the gospel of the kingdom of heaven. His prayer frames the episode as both outreach and instruction, asking that the kingdom of God and God’s will be brought to earth through the preaching and hearing of the Word.

Letters From Greece, Cameroon, Michigan, and Mexico

A major portion of the episode centers on letters read by Sharon from Greece, Cameroon, Farmington, Michigan, and Chihuahua, Mexico. These listeners praise the ministry’s literature, request Bibles and Messiah books, describe spiritual encouragement from tapes and teachings, and share testimony about leaving confusion, drugs, drinking, or empty religious experience behind. Tony uses each letter as an opportunity to comment on evangelism, truth, repentance, literature distribution, and what he presents as the worldwide reach of the ministry.

Warnings About False Prophets, Media, and End-Time Deception

Tony repeatedly warns listeners to watch out for false prophets, false teachers, religious compromise, media influence, and what he describes as end-time deception. He links catastrophes, famine, plagues, geopolitical concerns, terrorism warnings, and institutional claims to his broader teaching about the last days. Because the transcript specifically flags several geopolitical, religious, medical, and institutional claims as unverified, these sections should be treated as Tony’s statements and not presented as independently verified reporting.

Democracy, the Kingdom of Heaven, and God’s Unchanging Law

The central teaching contrasts earthly democracy with the kingdom of heaven. Tony says citizens may protest or change laws in a democracy, but God’s laws are settled in heaven and cannot be voted in or out. He teaches that believers are no longer primarily Democrats or Republicans, but kingdom people living under the commonwealth of heaven. In this framework, the Bible becomes the constitution of the kingdom of heaven, and Christians are called to live by it, speak from it, and refuse to replace God’s Word with personal opinion, politics, or cultural preference.

Ambassadors, Scripture, and the Example of Job

Sharon reads from a teaching about believers as ambassadors who must speak only what the King of the kingdom tells them to speak. Tony expands on this by saying Christians must know, live, breathe, and obey the Bible as the kingdom’s constitution. He then turns to the book of Job, using God’s questions to Job as a lesson in humility before the Creator. Tony argues that if even Job was humbled by God’s wisdom and power, listeners should not presume to question God’s Word or resist being ruled by it.

Salvation Prayer and Closing Invitation

The episode closes with a direct salvation appeal. Tony tells listeners not to fight the Lord or assume they are wise, then leads them through a prayer confessing sin, affirming belief in Jesus Christ as the Son of God, accepting His death and resurrection, and inviting Christ into the heart with the Father by the Spirit. Sharon then provides ministry contact information for receiving the program, and Tony signs off by blessing listeners before closing with another gospel music performance.

SONS of LIBERTY Radio with Bradlee Dean

I Know Because They Did It To Me!

Manufactured Heroes and Watching Eyes: Media Smears, AI Surveillance, and Political Betrayal

Summary

Edited Narratives and a Personal Media Dispute

The episode opens with a news clip about an allegedly edited George Zimmerman 911 call, using the contrast between the shortened and longer versions to introduce the subject of media manipulation. Bradlee Dean then recounts his own dispute with MSNBC and Rachel Maddow, arguing that coverage of his ministry removed context and portrayed him as advocating violence. He describes this experience as evidence that broadcasters can create damaging narratives through selective editing and characterization. The opening also includes his religious and political commentary about sexuality, education, and constitutional government. These statements are preserved as the host's views, while the specific clips, quotations, and historical or legal assertions require verification.

Manufactured Heroes and Political Allegiance

Dean argues that popular media and political personalities are marketed to the public as freedom fighters while serving interests different from those of their audiences. He focuses on Sean Hannity, Benjamin Netanyahu, Lindsey Graham, Rand Paul, Anthony Fauci, and other public figures, criticizing their alliances, fundraising, public statements, and conduct. A prerecorded memorial or ceremony clip is used to support his argument about media loyalty and political influence, although the automated transcript does not reliably establish the event or all speaker turns. The host repeatedly urges listeners to judge leaders by their actions or "fruit" rather than their words, fame, or partisan labels. His accusations about crimes, foreign influence, stock purchases, and political betrayal remain attributed allegations within the program.

AI Surveillance Sold as Public Safety

A central portion of the episode challenges the rapid spread of AI-assisted surveillance and Flock camera systems. Dean argues that cameras are sold to local communities as tools for catching violent criminals, but he believes the broader purpose is mass monitoring and political control. One embedded clip describes visiting facilities associated with Flock, filming employees, and objecting to nondisclosure arrangements between officials and technology companies. Another clip narrates a map said to show camera expansion between January 2024 and July 2026. Dean links these systems to broader concerns about geofencing, targeted advertising, telephone monitoring, TSA searches, and erosion of Fourth Amendment protections.

Resistance, Law Enforcement, and Constitutional Authority

The program includes a clip describing citizens who damage surveillance cameras and a police officer who says the systems help him catch offenders and deliver justice. Dean responds by questioning where government obtained constitutional authority to fund and deploy such systems, and he characterizes unauthorized surveillance as the original offense. He argues that police officers' highest obligation is to their oath and the Constitution rather than directives from superiors. The discussion moves between legal claims, biblical references about vows, and calls for public resistance to what the host sees as unlawful control. The transcript records these arguments without establishing the legality of the cameras, the conduct described in the clips, or the accuracy of the Fourth Amendment analysis.

Harriet Tubman, Slavery, and Recognizing Control

Dean uses a quotation attributed to Harriet Tubman to frame his warning that people may not recognize forms of control imposed upon them. He connects the saying about freeing additional enslaved people to the idea that Americans accept surveillance, political promises, and institutional authority without recognizing a loss of liberty. The host also contrasts the "faithful wounds of a friend" with the "kisses of an enemy," arguing that truthful confrontation is a form of biblical love. A Donald Trump excerpt about accepting a program, receiving protection, making money, and reducing taxes is presented as an example of persuasive language used to overcome resistance. Dean interprets the clip and the growth of surveillance cameras as evidence that political branding differs from actual policy.

Promises, Hot Mics, and Public Accountability

The closing segment criticizes incumbent politicians who promise reforms during campaigns that they did not pursue while already in office. Dean tells listeners to support people who have demonstrated action before asking for money and invites audiences to judge his own record by the same standard. He references efforts involving Minnesota officials and says members of the party presented as the "good guys" blocked accountability measures. A final news clip reports that a mayor and vice mayor were caught on a hot mic discussing how to exclude disruptive attendees from future council meetings. Dean interprets the exchange as proof that officials may treat law-abiding political opponents as agitators, and he ends by urging listeners to remove officials who pervert constitutional government rather than overthrow the Constitution itself.

Ep228, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 126, Kingdom Thinking: Repentance, Spiritual Dominion, and Living as Christ’s Body on Earth

Repentance as a Complete Change of Direction

Tony Alamo presents repentance as a 180-degree turn away from worldly ideas and toward what he calls Kingdom thinking. He argues that personal opinion, majority rule, democratic reasoning, and religious tradition cannot determine spiritual truth. In his teaching, only God is right, and believers must replace their previous mindset with the language, values, and commands of Scripture. The episode repeatedly describes the Bible as the source through which a person learns to think, speak, and live according to the Kingdom of Heaven.

Letters Describing International Evangelism

Sharon reads correspondence from Nigeria, India, and Ghana describing the distribution of newsletters, Messiah books, Bibles, and other religious materials. The Nigerian letter reports a village crusade, 18 baptisms, literature distributed at a school ceremony, and opposition from a Catholic community. The Indian letter describes pastors, village meetings, orphaned children, open-air preaching, and requests for English Messiah books and Telugu Bibles. The Ghana letter requests copies of a newsletter called “Dry Bones” and a personal Bible.

The Body of Christ and Warnings Against Persecution

Alamo teaches that believers collectively form the Body of Christ and that persecution directed against Christians is therefore directed against Christ. He uses Jesus’ confrontation with Saul as the central biblical example and applies it to people, families, churches, and government officials who oppose his ministry. He also recounts the death of an unnamed Los Angeles official who had resisted the ministry’s real-estate activities and interprets it as judgment. These claims are presented as the speaker’s testimony and religious interpretation rather than independently established facts.

Christ’s Words, the Father’s Work, and Bible Study

The sermon cites passages from John in which Jesus says He speaks what the Father taught Him, does the Father’s work, and reveals the Father through His words and miracles. Alamo applies those passages to believers, arguing that they should restrain independent speech and allow God to speak and act through them. He compares Scripture to a hard shell containing spiritual nourishment that can be reached only through sustained study. Bible reading, prayer, obedience, and practical action are described as necessary for receiving spiritual power and understanding.

Putting Faith into Practical Action

Alamo insists that religious learning has little value unless it produces action. He urges listeners to feed the poor, provide food and drink even to enemies, visit prisoners and hospital patients, preach the Gospel, and respond to suffering in the world. He contrasts these duties with the pursuit of larger homes, cars, money, and personal convenience. The episode also discusses Pentecost, the Holy Spirit, spiritual temptation, overcoming the flesh, and believers continuing Christ’s work through His Spirit living within them.

Kingdom Citizenship and the Salvation Prayer

The conclusion describes believers as representatives of the government of Heaven who must embody its heart, mind, will, and purposes on earth. Alamo rejects suicide, adultery, fornication, and worldly lust as incompatible with Kingdom thinking and warns repeatedly about Hell and the Lake of Fire. He then leads listeners through a salvation prayer affirming belief in Jesus’ death and resurrection, asking Christ to enter the heart, and promising a complete change in thought and conduct. Sharon closes with the ministry’s contact information and instructions for obtaining a free copy of program 228.

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SONS of LIBERTY Radio with Bradlee Dean

The Press' Responsibility Is To Prevent Any Part Of Government From Deceiving The People

Who Guards the Truth? Press Power, Public Deception, and the Duty to Confront

Summary

The Press and Its Public Duty

The episode opens with Bradlee Dean arguing from a Christian biblical worldview that peace without truth is a false peace. He presents public anger at injustice as morally necessary and questions why professing Christians tolerate what he characterizes as corruption in churches, government, war-making, taxation, attacks on marriage, and harm to children. After a statement of the program's principles, he invokes a quotation attributed to Hugo Black to frame the central theme: the press should expose government deception rather than protect or assist those in power.

Media Personalities and Controlled Narratives

Dean contends that influential conservative and mainstream-media personalities often function as paid influencers or controlled opposition rather than independent journalists. He plays a clip identified as former Israeli Government Press Office director Daniel Seaman and interprets its discussion of intelligence contacts and an undercover journalist as evidence that prominent voices and public narratives may be managed. He repeatedly urges listeners to judge media figures by where their narratives lead and by whether their platforms face the restrictions experienced by less prominent speakers.

Claims of Intelligence Influence

The host next introduces a clip identified as German journalist Udo Ulfkotte, who describes having been educated to lie, betray, and manipulate public attitudes toward Russia. Dean interprets the excerpt as confirmation of CIA and Operation Mockingbird influence over media institutions, and he names several prominent commentators whom he believes perpetuate circular or distracting narratives. Throughout this section, the transcript records his claims and interpretations as his own, while the sources, context, and authenticity of the clips remain matters requiring verification.

Religion, Israel, and Political Allegiance

A major portion of the episode challenges Christian political support for modern-day Israel and criticizes American pastors, political representatives, AIPAC, and Israeli leadership. Dean plays part of a news report about proposed legislation affecting Christian proselytizing and uses biblical passages to argue that Christians should distinguish theological Israel from the modern state. His commentary contains forceful and inflammatory generalizations, allegations, and religious judgments about Zionism, Israeli institutions, political leaders, and American supporters, all preserved as statements made within the program rather than presented as established facts.

Disputed Evidence and the Moon Landing

Dean responds to an online accusation that he spreads false information by inviting critics to call the live program and challenge him directly. He discusses the moon landing, references Bart Sibrel's documentary, and plays a recording presented as a Stanley Kubrick confession, followed later by an excerpt identified as Buzz Aldrin answering a child's question. The host treats these clips as evidence for his position, while the transcript itself does not establish their authenticity or full context. He also criticizes fact-checking organizations and media platforms, alleging that they encourage audiences to question truthful material instead of questioning official narratives.

Confrontation, Accountability, and Closing Appeal

The episode concludes with Dean arguing that both conservatives and liberals fail when they repeat the behavior they condemn in others. He invokes Matthew 18 as a model for confronting people directly rather than gossiping about them and says that he welcomes correction when challengers can establish that he is wrong. Recurring advertisements promote the program's church broadcasts, supporter network, media partners, events, and BBS Radio TV distribution. Dean closes by directing listeners to the program's websites and reiterating that his purpose is to oppose deception and call public figures, organizations, and media outlets to account.

America And The Days Of Noah, It's Deeper Than You Think

As in the days of Noah…LIVE July 27, 2026 at 5:30 PM ET! Amanda Grace shares the parallels within Scripture to current events and more!

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Ep227, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 125, Ambassadors of Heaven: Living God’s Word and Representing His Kingdom on Earth

The Kingdom of Heaven as a Present Reality

Tony Alamo presents the Kingdom of Heaven as a spiritual government already operating on earth through people who surrender themselves to God and perform His will. He begins the program by identifying it as Part 125 and program 227, introduces a prerecorded performance of “The Lord’s Prayer,” and connects the prayer’s language with his central teaching that God’s will should be done on earth as it is in Heaven. He describes salvation as receiving the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit within the human being. The sermon repeatedly contrasts this Kingdom with secular government, institutional religion, and human opinion.

Letters from Nigeria, India, and Liberia

Sharon reads three letters attributed to Christian correspondents in Nigeria, India, and Liberia. The writers describe receiving or distributing ministry literature, listening to recorded sermons, sharing newsletters in rural communities, and using the materials in churches and public evangelism. Alamo interprets the letters as evidence that preaching and religious literature are changing lives internationally. He also uses the Nigerian letter to argue that conversion removes a person’s former sins and makes the believer a son of God and a member of the Body of Christ.

Religion Versus the Word of God

A major portion of the episode distinguishes the Gospel of the Kingdom from what Alamo calls religion. He criticizes Catholicism, the Vatican, Buddhism, political leaders, the United Nations, news media, and other institutions he associates with an Antichrist world system. He teaches that the entire Bible is the Constitution of the Kingdom of Heaven and that a person cannot understand the Kingdom, its King, or eternal life without studying and obeying it. His statements include severe warnings about Hell, the Lake of Fire, false prophets, unbelief, and conduct he considers contrary to Scripture.

Restored Dominion and Life in the Spirit

The sermon argues that Adam lost dominion through disobedience and that Jesus came to restore spiritual dominion through the Holy Spirit rather than establish a conventional religion. Alamo says the first dominion a believer must exercise is control over personal flesh, desires, and conduct. He interprets Pentecost and subsequent conversions as evidence that the Kingdom of Heaven has already entered people on earth. Healing, casting out demons, answered prayer, spiritual authority, salvation, and the ability to resist evil are presented as benefits of this restored relationship.

Believers as Ambassadors of Heaven

Using the language of diplomacy and government, Alamo and Sharon describe believers as appointed ambassadors of the Kingdom of Heaven. An ambassador, they say, must communicate the policies of the represented government rather than private opinions, remain loyal to Heaven rather than an earthly nation, and live uprightly. Alamo compares the role with secular ambassadors, discusses diplomatic immunity, and claims that faithful heavenly ambassadors receive protection and access to the Kingdom’s commonwealth. He also recounts the reported death of a government official who had opposed the ministry and interprets it as an example of divine judgment and protection.

Following the Father and Receiving Salvation

The final portion cites passages from John in which Jesus says He works as the Father works, does nothing independently, judges according to what He hears, and speaks what the Father teaches. Alamo applies those statements to believers, saying the Father’s work was transferred to the Son and then to people who receive the Holy Spirit and keep God’s commandments. He closes with a spoken salvation prayer inviting listeners to confess sin, affirm belief in Jesus’ resurrection, ask Christ to enter the heart, and trust the promise of salvation. Sharon then gives the ministry website, mailing address, telephone number, and fax number for obtaining a free copy of program 227.

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America And The Days Of Noah, It's Deeper Than You Think

As in the days of Noah…LIVE July 27, 2026 at 5:30 PM ET! Amanda Grace shares the parallels within Scripture to current events and more!

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SONS of LIBERTY Radio with Bradlee Dean

They Will Always Do Whatever You Let Them Get Away With

The Cost of Silence: Accountability, Moral Collapse, and the Rise of AI Surveillance

Summary

Accountability After the Pandemic

The episode opens with the host discussing the death of a young hockey player and attributing it to pandemic-era vaccination policies. He argues that public officials, medical authorities, corporate leaders, and media organizations have not been held accountable for what he describes as widespread harm. The host presents accountability as the central requirement for preventing repetition, insisting that silence and inaction encourage those in authority to continue abusing power. His argument repeatedly returns to the idea that citizens must stop waiting for more information and begin confronting those they believe are responsible.

Demoralization, Media, and Cultural Decline

The host describes cultural demoralization as a deliberate process that separates people from Christian faith, weakens moral restraint, and makes society easier to control. He connects this theme to television, popular music, sexualized entertainment, political institutions, and corporate sponsorship. Using controversial examples from the entertainment industry, he argues that unhealthy and degrading behavior is normalized while direct correction is mislabeled as cruelty. His broader position is that genuine compassion requires telling difficult truths rather than affirming choices he believes are destructive.

Law, Justice, and Civic Responsibility

Throughout the program, the host frames justice as the safeguard of both liberty and life. He cites Scripture, the Declaration of Independence, common law, constitutional provisions, and historical figures to argue that judges and public officials must be held to defined moral and legal standards. Caller Bob agrees that citizens should appear before commissions, councils, boards, and courts to challenge officials directly. Their exchange emphasizes local participation, lawful accountability, and the belief that wrongdoing will continue when the public refuses to confront it.

Resistance to AI Data Centers and Surveillance

A major portion of the episode focuses on public opposition to AI data centers and surveillance infrastructure. An embedded report describes a large turnout at a Missouri planning and zoning meeting, where residents raised concerns about agricultural land, pollution, endangered species, and property values. The host connects these local disputes to broader fears about social-credit systems, TSA searches, digital monitoring, cameras, connected vehicles, and phones. His recurring warning is that centralized surveillance expands whenever citizens tolerate each new intrusion.

Calls for Action Rather Than Passive Concern

The host argues that many Americans claim to value freedom but avoid action until a problem reaches their own homes. He criticizes entertainment, fear, and political loyalty for distracting people from defending constitutional rights. Caller Henry supports the host's criticism and raises concerns about AI, digital money, Flock cameras, and threats to family independence. Their conversation presents freedom as something that must be actively defended rather than passively admired, with local resistance portrayed as a practical starting point.

Grace, Discipleship, and Good Works

The final segment turns to Ephesians 2 and the relationship between salvation, grace, faith, discipleship, and good works. The host stresses that salvation cannot be earned, but argues that Christians are created in Christ for good works and should be trained for active ministry. He contrasts a church understood only as a hospital with a church that also functions as a barracks, preparing disciples to act. The episode closes by connecting spiritual renewal to moral courage, public responsibility, and disciplined action in defense of faith and liberty.

Headlines, Hidden Outbreaks, and the Brain's Strangest Trick

This hour, Dr. Adam Brockman breaks down the week's biggest health headlines, digs into the food-safety outbreak spreading quietly through kitchens nationwide, tackles hair loss science and a natural go-to for immune support, and closes with one of the strangest true medical mysteries yet — a condition that can make you sound like you're from another country entirely, overnight.

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The Smoke Detector on Your Wrist: Cardiac Wearables and the Future of Heart Care

Dr. Adam Brockman sits down with functional medicine and wellness-tech expert Dr. Dave Heitmann to unpack a landmark shift in cardiovascular care — from a $10 billion acquisition reshaping the wearable- tech landscape to an FDA-cleared wrist device tracking your heart's every beat and movement in real time. They break down what continuous cardiac monitoring actually means for the "normal lab lie" how AI is reshaping who interprets your health data, and what it could mean for the millions of Americans one heartbeat away from a warning sign they'd otherwise never catch in time.

Ask Us Anything: Leukemia, Nerve Pain, and the Scams Hiding in Your Feed

Dr. Bob Martin joins Dr. Adam Brockman for a full hour of real answers to real questions — from navigating a chronic leukemia diagnosis and the nerve pain of transverse myelitis, to unmasking a viral "miracle" diabetes ad and making sure your supplements aren't secretly working against each other. Straight talk, real science, no gimmicks.