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Kris Newby

Author of "Bitten: The Secret History of Biological Weapons and Lyme Disease," sharing insights on Lyme disease origins and controversies.

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Jan 19, 2024 • 43min

Bioweapons and Lyme Disease with Kris Newby

Kris Newby, an expert in bioweapons and Lyme Disease, discusses the suspicious origins of Lyme disease and its potential connection to Plum Island. They delve into government experiments with ticks and mosquitoes, unethical microbe release experiments, and the lack of transparency in institutions like the CDC. The speaker advocates for disclosure of past experiments, discusses challenges in diagnosis and treatment of tick-borne diseases, and shares frustrations over censorship.
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Sep 12, 2024 • 1h 19min

223: Tucker Carlson’s Toxic Cleanse

Jacob Chansley, the QAnon Shaman, discusses his unexpected rise to notoriety, revealing the complexities of his beliefs and public image. Kris Newby dives into Lyme disease conspiracies, questioning mainstream narratives and alternative treatments. Political activist Naomi Wolf analyzes the dangers of wellness influencers like Tucker Carlson aligning with conspiratorial rhetoric. Health advocates Casey and Calley Means highlight innovative health optimization practices while critiquing the spread of misinformation in wellness communities.
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May 9, 2024 • 33min

Author Kris Newby explains how the first Lyme Disease infections happened just a few miles from an animal-testing lab in Connecticut. Could the spread of the disease be related to a lab leak?

Kris Newby, author of "Bitten: The Secret History of Biological Weapons and Lyme Disease," delves into the dark origins of Lyme disease, revealing its potential ties to a Connecticut animal-testing lab. She discusses the alarming rise in Lyme cases and the challenges patients face in diagnosis and treatment. Newby uncovers the controversial history of weaponized ticks, exploring how military experiments may have contributed to the disease's spread. The conversation raises critical questions about government accountability in managing Lyme disease and supporting affected individuals.