

Part One: The Bastard Who Invented Homeopathy
Oct 22, 2019
Comedian Billy Wayne Davis joins the host to discuss the baby-killing horror of homeopathy. They explore the origins of homeopathy, its foundation of diluting poison, and Samuel Hanman's controversial methods including scabies as the root of all illnesses. They also touch on unconventional medical practices, the state of medical therapy in the early 19th century, and the unintentional impact of homeopathy.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Gifts, Tennis Game, and Introduction to Samuel Hanman
02:02 • 5min
Comparing Actions to a Drive-Through Liquor Store
06:44 • 16min
Magic, Secret Society, and Advertisements
22:43 • 4min
The Importance of the Machete and Liberating Podcasting
26:20 • 2min
The Origins of Homeopathy and the State of Medical Therapy in the Early 19th Century
27:54 • 20min
Deadly Consequences and an Ad Plug
47:37 • 4min
The Dilution of Poison: The Foundation of Homeopathic Medicine
51:13 • 15min
Unconventional Medical Practices and the Root of Chronic Illnesses
01:06:21 • 3min
The Controversial Theory of Scabies as the Root of All Illnesses
01:09:23 • 16min
Live tour dates, podcast promotion, conversation about tennis and Roku TV
01:24:59 • 2min