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  • Why Fauci rejected the Senate hearing, and Peter Daszak got mad after ODNI declassification
    Dr. Li-Meng Yan w/ The Voice of Dr. Yan – When a document release sends people scrambling to post, deflect, and dismiss within hours, it tells you the evidence has weight. It tells you that the cover story is under stress. This should also end a bad habit in Washington and in academia. Too many people treated the origin question as if it belonged only to one narrow scientific tribe. It does not...
    57 min
  • From sold to soul: How RuahBen turned pain into purpose
    Your Man, Monk with Monk Coleman – RuahBen shares a powerful journey from abandonment, abuse, addiction, and pain into healing, purpose, and spiritual awakening. Raised by his grandmother after being sold as a child, he now inspires others to face trauma, take responsibility, and discover that redemption, truth, and transformation remain possible at any stage...
    57 min
  • Expanding holistic healthcare: Functional medicine and family support
    America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Angelina Farella – That is why independent medicine matters. It matters when a doctor keeps the doors open, treats patients as individuals, and looks for root causes instead of just chasing symptoms. It matters when care is not controlled by corporate quotas, insurance rules, or one-size-fits-all thinking. Patients deserve more than a rushed visit and a...
    57 min
  • Spike protein in the brain
    The McCullough Report with Dr. Peter McCullough – Andy Schmitt and Dr. Peter McCullough examine alleged COVID booster stroke signals, spike protein in brain blood vessels, vaccine injury stories, autism risk factors, CDC language changes, glyphosate, food dyes, testosterone decline, and MAHA’s faltering reform agenda under unfilled leadership, weak vaccine action, and RFK Jr.’s Senate absence...
    58 min
  • Lifestyle changes that support long-term health
    Informed Dissent with Dr. Jeff Barke – Daily habits shape long-term health more than medical complexity. Better sleep, movement, sunlight, hydration, nutrition, stress control, and reduced alcohol use support resilience while helping address chronic disease at its roots. Lasting wellness begins with simple choices practiced consistently, not quick fixes, symptom suppression, or endless dependence on prescriptions...
    57 min
  • The Wuhan bat is out of the bag!
    Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Mayor Deb –Despite everything, we were instructed to “Trust the science” or “Follow the science”. A multi-million-dollar, media propaganda machine began churning out an unquestionable narrative, a one-size-fits-all approach, that all must pledge allegiance to…or else. Despite the fact that the foundational rule of the scientific method is that all hypotheses...
    58 min
  • Protecting patient rights in emergency situations
    Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – A COVID hospital story exposes how informed consent, patient rights, and family authority can vanish during emergency care. Leslie Bat’s fight for truth and legal reform highlights the urgent need for accountability, transparency, and protections that keep medical institutions from overriding a patient’s voice and bodily freedom...
    58 min
  • Lexapro for kids: The math behind the madness
    The Nurses Report with Nicole, Ashley & David – The Nurses’ Report examines Lexapro’s pediatric anxiety trial, challenging claims of safety and effectiveness. Ashley, Nurse Nicole, and Nurse Dave break down small reported benefits, serious risks, suicidal thoughts, activation concerns, and industry influence while urging parents to demand transparent data before giving psychiatric drugs to children and teens...
    57 min
  • The industrialization of Medicine
    America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Medicine enters an industrial age as corporate systems, insurers, algorithms, and administrators reshape the doctor-patient relationship. A physician’s judgment remains essential while consolidation, technology, and financial incentives challenge professional independence and test whether modern health care still serves the individual patient first...
    57 min

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