Wise Traditions

Learn how to protect yourself from EMFs, 5G, smart meters, and vaccines with Josh Del Sol Beaulieu and Cal Washington. They share practical action steps, spiritual insights, and discuss societal issues. Explore ways to reclaim your health, privacy, and freedom in a world full of technological threats.

Is there anything "sacred" about hunting? What can it teach us, technically, emotionally, or spiritually? Kyle Kingsbury, former MMA professional and Human Optimization Director at Onnit, talks about the lessons he's learned from hunting that have influenced his perspective on his relationship to nature, his own masculinity, and ancestral wisdom. Check out Kyle's website: kingsbu.com Go to realmilk.com for info on raw milk See our sponsors: Optimal Carnivore and Vintage Tradition

Explore the addictive nature of sugar and its detrimental effects on health. Learn about the link between sugar intake and holiday illnesses. Discover strategies to detox from sugar and manage cravings with healthier options. Uncover the impact of sugar on chronic diseases and obesity. Find out how to satisfy your sweet tooth without compromising your health.

Dr. Nathan Riley discusses the risks of the HPV vaccine, pharmaceutical company incentives, and the effectiveness of nutrition and lifestyle changes in preventing cervical cancer. Topics include HPV vaccine dangers, financial motives, and the impact of nutrition on cancer risk reduction.

Dr. Sylvia Karpagam discusses the anti-meat movement in India, societal biases against meat, challenges faced by meat eaters, and the promotion of a nutrient-poor diet. She highlights the impact of the caste system on food choices, extreme measures taken to discourage meat consumption, and myths surrounding nutrition in India.

Ginny Yurich, author of "1000 Hours Outside" and "Until the Streetlights Come On" challenges parents to help their children choose "green time" over "screen time."  And considering how much time all of us spend on screens, this is a challenge indeed. Today, Ginny offers suggestions for how to make the great outdoors more enticing for our children. She talks about the changes that unstructured play, outside, has made for her children and her own life.   She covers the benefits of outdoor time for children's physical and mental health and the development of their social skills. And she gives specific ideas for overcoming their reluctance (and our own) to get outside in the first place.   Visit Ginny's website: 1000hoursoutside.com Check out our raw milk website: realmilk.com Find more resources at our website: westonaprice.org Visit our sponsors: One Earth Health and Marithyme Seafood Company

Dr. Brian Hooker, co-author of 'Vax-Unvax: Let the Science Speak,' discusses numerous studies comparing vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals. He addresses issues with the flu shot, thimerosal, vaccines for pregnant women, and more. Neurotoxins in vaccines and potential negative effects on children's health are explored. The risks and adverse events of the HPV vaccine are discussed. The importance of reading scientific literature and taking control of personal health is emphasized.

Charles Mayfield discusses the benefits of lard in our diet and on our skin, including its similarity to our natural skin oils. He explores the impact of industrial meat practices on the quality of lard and highlights the historical use of lard for skincare. The chapter also delves into the importance of natural products and prioritizing sleep for better health.

A mythical island known as the “other Atlantis,” Skellig Michael where monks once dwelled, and the story of how oysters saved humanity are just a few of the many highlights from today's episode. Marine biologist Stephen Kavanagh gives us an overview of wise traditions in Ireland. Stephen shares the earliest accounts of life in Ireland—from what the people ate to how they embraced art and beauty. In essence, he takes us on a tour of his beloved Ireland.   Check out Stephen's website: marinehealthfoods.com Subscribe to the Weston A. Price Foundation's YouTube channel Check out our sponsors: Gray Toad Tallow and the New Biology Clinic  

The Karen tribe in Thailand. The Daasanach in Ethiopia. The Mount Hagen festival in Papua New Guinea. Mary Ruddick, a nutritionist, researcher, and adventurer, describes what she learned during her field research among indigenous people groups this summer. She goes over what buoys good health and what weakens it, the traditions we would do well to emulate, and the modern conveniences we should eschew. She also describes her “throne of health” framework for optimizing our health, wherever we may live.   For more from Mary, visit her website: EnableYourHealing.com To order Wise Traditions conference recordings: WiseTraditions.org/recordings Check out our sponsors: Marithyme Seafood and Optimal Carnivore