

David Zweig
Journalist and author of “An Abundance of Caution”. He investigates the decision-making process behind school closures during Covid.
Top 10 podcasts with David Zweig
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Apr 21, 2025 • 1h 42min
Remembering Pope Francis’ Life and Legacy, Reality of Trump’s Tariff Policies, and Media Lies, with Kevin O’Leary and David Zweig | Ep. 1053
In this engaging discussion, Kevin O’Leary, known as Mr. Wonderful from Shark Tank and a savvy investor, delves into the pitfalls of Trump’s tariff policies and their impact on American businesses. He highlights how China exploits these tariffs. Meanwhile, journalist David Zweig critiques the flawed school closures during COVID-19, exposing the misinformation that guided these decisions. He argues for a more evidence-based approach to public health. Together, they explore the pressing issues of legacy, leadership, and the media's role in shaping public perception.

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May 4, 2023 • 1h 37min
354. Lockdown Horror: Targeting Children, Churches, and Your Freedom | David Zweig
David Zweig, a journalist and author known for his work on COVID-19 policies and the Twitter Files, dives into the impact of lockdowns on children and communities. He uncovers troubling narratives surrounding government censorship and challenges in reporting critical pandemic issues. The discussion highlights the emotional toll on spiritual communities, particularly one renegade church facing harsh regulations. Zweig emphasizes the need for diverse perspectives in public health and warns against the dangers of misinformation and restricted dialogue.

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May 14, 2025 • 1h 13min
UNLOCKED: David Zweig, on How Media and Public Health Failed Our Kids
David Zweig, a science/technology journalist and author of 'An Abundance of Caution,' delves into the media's and public health's failures during the pandemic's impact on children. He critiques school closures based on misleading narratives, contrasting them with successful approaches from abroad. Zweig highlights the dangers of relying on intuition over empirical evidence in medicine and discusses the media's role in shaping public perception. The conversation balances serious critiques with a humorous touch, emphasizing the need for media literacy.

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Jun 25, 2025 • 35min
The High Point of Mt. Mamdani?
David Zweig, a science journalist and author of 'An Abundance of Caution,' joins to discuss decision-making in American schools during COVID-19. He challenges the effectiveness of pandemic interventions and critiques the prolonged closures compared to countries like Sweden. Zweig argues that only vaccines showed significant results, revealing flaws in the precautionary measures that governed public policy. The conversation encourages a critical evaluation of evidence, steering away from intuitive assumptions that led to poor decisions. A thought-provoking dive into pandemic lessons!

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Apr 30, 2025 • 1h 6min
Ep 1181 | Silent Lunches & Stolen Childhoods: The Truth About School Shutdowns | Guest: David Zweig
In this engaging discussion, investigative journalist David Zweig, known for his critical insights on COVID-19 policies, sheds light on the lasting impact of school closures during the pandemic. He reveals how mainstream media misrepresented facts and how early fears about reopening schools were largely unfounded. Zweig also delves into the political motivations behind these decisions and their disproportionate effects on marginalized communities, urging a deeper understanding of the unseen damage to children's mental health and education.

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Apr 22, 2025 • 1h 1min
BONUS! Daily Review with Clay Travis and Buck Sexton - Apr 22 2025
Investigative journalist David Zweig discusses his book on the failures of COVID-19 policies, emphasizing how school closures particularly harmed underprivileged children without scientific backing. Chip Roy, U.S. Representative from Texas, joins the conversation to critique media narratives surrounding President Biden, analyzing his media portrayal and its implications for his re-election. They also touch on Jill Biden's political influence and the challenges of accountability in higher education and immigration policies.

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Apr 21, 2025 • 19min
Members Only #256 -- How Media and Public Health Failed Our Kids (w/ David Zweig)
David Zweig, author of 'An Abundance of Caution', unpacks the failures of media and public health that directly impacted children during the pandemic. He discusses the misguided narrative around school closures, revealing overlooked evidence that highlighted the low risk COVID-19 posed to kids. Zweig critiques how political divides and media misrepresentation shaped public perception and decision-making. His insights provide a compelling look at the consequences of these decisions on education and mental well-being.

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Jun 7, 2023 • 1h 13min
How Twitter Censored COVID Dissent - David Zweig
Investigative reporter David Zweig, known for his work with The Atlantic and contributions to the Twitter Files, dives deep into the pandemic's impact on public discourse. He highlights how Twitter's censorship affected dissenting COVID views, revealing the complexities behind content moderation. Zweig discusses the balance between free speech and responsibility, the challenges faced by journalists, and the need for diverse perspectives to combat misinformation. His insights stress critical thinking and the importance of open dialogue in today's polarized landscape.

Oct 13, 2023 • 38min
The BOMBSHELL COVID Study that Changes Everything! With David Zweig
Russell chats with journalist David Zweig about a bombshell COVID study challenging mask mandates and lockdowns. They explore the motives behind pandemic control measures and discuss corruption within institutions. The chapter questions the media class's true motives and highlights their alignment with official statements. Russell invites listeners to join discussions on changing the world.

Jun 27, 2025 • 34min
Closed Schools, Closed Minds
David Zweig, author of 'An Abundance of Caution,' dives into the blind spots of public health during the pandemic, questioning whether excessive caution became a hindrance. He highlights the lack of observed negative impacts from school reopenings in Europe. The conversation also touches on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s controversial reshaping of the CDC's vaccine panel and the bizarre cultural debates surrounding mayonnaise. Zweig emphasizes the growing skepticism towards institutions like the CDC amidst this turmoil.