Dr. Azadeh Khatibi, MD, MS, and MPH, shares her journey into medical freedom and free speech advocacy. She discusses the erosion of the sacred patient-physician relationship, particularly during the COVID era, and how governmental and corporate incentives created a wedge between patients and their doctors. Dr. Khatibi highlights the inherent conflict between a public health […]

Warren Smith (‪@SecretScholars‬ ) discusses his unique approach to analyzing conversations and cultural narratives. He talks about the profound impact of his discussions with figures like Jordan Peterson, exploring the concept of objective truth versus the malleable reality presented by postmodernism. He emphasizes that true growth comes from engaging with reality, not just winning semantic […]

Bret Swanson discusses the overwhelming “exaflood” of information and the ongoing “information war.” He breaks down how the focus has shifted from substantive debate to labeling information as “misinformation,” leading to major policy errors, particularly during the Covid era. Swanson emphasizes the critical need for better knowledge institutions and a recommitment to free speech in […]

David Goodhart, author of “The Road to Somewhere” and “Head, Hand, Heart,” discusses his journey as a truth-teller, from challenging mainstream views on diversity and immigration to coining the influential “Anywhere-Somewhere” divide. He critically examines how a narrow definition of meritocracy and the dominance of the “Anywhere” worldview have led to societal discomfort and political […]

Debbie Lerman dives deep into the origins of the COVID narrative and exposes the figures behind what’s presented as the “medical freedom movement.” Discover how influential individuals gained prominence, the alleged inaccuracies in their public stories, and the suspected ties to a larger, global agenda. This discussion challenges official narratives, questions the power structures at […]

Dr. Keith Ablow interviews Dr. Randall Bock on the true causes behind the surge in autism diagnoses, based on: Unraveling Autism’s Surge by Dr. Randall Bock https://randoctor.substack.com/p/unra… Unraveling Autism’s Surge by Randall Bock Genetics, Environment, and the Expanding Diagnostic Net Read on Substack Autism diagnoses have skyrocketed in recent decades—not necessarily due to a true […]

Sociologist Gil Eyal breaks down why autism diagnoses skyrocketed starting in the 1980s. It’s not about a sudden epidemic of autism, but a shift in how we define, observe, and treat developmental differences. This interview dives deep into the history of diagnosis, the role of institutions, the incentives behind early intervention, and what gets lost […]

Robert Spencer lays out what the media won’t touch—radical Islam’s ideological roots, the truth behind Gaza, how antisemitism is being rebranded, and how the West lost its memory. From slavery still happening today to the myths around Israel’s founding, this interview breaks through the noise with hard facts and historical clarity. Follow Robert Spencer on […]

From anti-communist protests to modern institutional shifts, James Piereson reflects on how political narratives are shaped, twisted, and recycled — and what that says about how power works in public life. This interview looks at the mood in Dallas around the JFK assassination and draws a line from Cold War politics to today’s ideological flashpoints. […]

Dr. Benjamin Wolozin, professor and founder of Aquinnah Pharmaceuticals, breaks down how brain diseases like Alzheimer’s, ALS, and Parkinson’s actually develop. He explains the science behind inflammation, protein aggregation, and what real progress looks like in the search for treatment. If you want to understand the difference between aging and disease—and why early detection is […]