Dr Rebecca Culshaw is a mathematician who questioned the official science to support the HIV virus and AIDS narrative.  Earlier, Rebecca taught at the University of Texas at Tyler as an assistant professor. She received her doctorate in mathematics from Dalhousie University in Canada, her dissertation focusing on immune response to HIV infection and AIDS treatments. She has written for several peer-review journals about mathematical modeling of HIV-related immunology and served on the editorial board of the Journal of Biological Systems. Dr Culshaw is the author of a new book -- "The Real AIDS Epidemic: How the Tragic HIV Mistake Threatens Us All" -- which presents many of the conundrums, mistakes and corruption in the so-called War Against AIDS.  Listeners will likely discover strong parallels between flawed science behind AIDS and the handling of the Covid-19 pandemic. 

Mary Holland, CEO of Children's Health Defense and advocate for vaccine choice, dives deep into critical public health issues. She highlights the alarming lack of long-term studies on vaccines and the need for transparency in health information. Mary discusses grassroots movements dedicated to better nutrition and community health initiatives. The conversation also touches on the impact of pharmaceutical advertising on public perception and the importance of empowering the silent majority to reclaim their voice in discussions about children's health.

Dr. Madhava Setty, a board-certified anesthesiologist and author of "Woke: An Anesthesiologist's View," dives deep into the evolving landscape of medical understanding. He challenges the limitations of scientific materialism and advocates for a broader approach to health that includes holistic perspectives. The conversation touches on the ethical implications of AI in financial systems, the tension between belief and knowledge in medicine, and the interconnected power dynamics of Silicon Valley and Wall Street, urging a reevaluation of accountability in public health.

Dr. Jack Rasmus, a political economics professor and author, offers a compelling analysis of Trump's economic strategies, revealing how they could destabilize the U.S. amidst rising global powers. He discusses the repercussions of the trade war with China and the national debt, emphasizing the need for fiscal restructuring. Rasmus also highlights the unsettling influence of billionaires on democracy and the worrying rise of legal troubles for government officials. Lastly, he examines the BRICS nations' growing economic clout and the possible decline of U.S. dominance.

Rick Sterling is a retired engineer in the electronics and aerospace industries and at the University of California at Berkeley. Since then he has been an investigative journalist whose research focuses on international relations and a strong advocate for human rights causes.  His writing involves  the struggles against imperialism and supporting justice in the Middle East, Latin America and US-Russia relations.  Rick is a board member of Task Force for the Americas; he is currently the board president of Mount Diablo Peace and Justice Center and a co-founder of the Syria Solidarity Movement, which opposes imperialist interests in Syria.  Rick has visited Syria many times and was an election observer in 2021. He was among the small group of independent journalists who exposed the White Helmets as a faux humanitarian organization with ties to al-Nusra or al-Qaeda, the false accusations of Assad's use of chemical weapons, and western media deceptions about the former Syrian government before its downfall. Rick lives in the San Francisco Bay Area, and his organization's website is SyriaSolidarityMovement.org

Dr. Gary Null plays his documentary "Deadly Deception". 

Petr Koenig is a geopolitical analyst and a former senior economist at the World Bank and World Health Organization, who specialized in water and environmental economics for 30 years in countries around the world. He has consulted for the Swiss Development Cooperation, an international agency working with humanitarian aid delivered by the Swiss Confederation as part of its foreign policy to alleviate poverty around the world and promote human rights. Peter lectures at universities in the US, Europe and South America. He is the author of "Implosion: An Economic Thriller about War, Environmental Destruction and Corporate Greed, and is a co-author of Cynthia McKinney's book "When China Sneezes: From Coronavirus Lockdown to the Global Politico-Economic Crisis."  His articles are frequently published on Global Research, New Eastern Outlook and other online sites. 

Dr. Carol Orsborn is a former professor of religion, history, adult development and intergenerational values, particularly among the Boomer generation. She is a leading voice in the conscious aging movement, and an international best-selling author of over 35 books, many addressing the spirituality of aging, notable "Older, Wiser, Fiercer" and "The Spirituality of Aging: A Seeker's Guide to Growing Older" co-written with Harvard psychologist and theologian Robert Weber. Carol's most recent book released last week is "Spiritual Aging: Weekly Reflections for Embracing Life." She has appeared on many popular programs including NBC Nightly News, the Today Show and is a frequent speaker at professional conferences such as the American Society of Aging, the Positive Aging Conference and the American Academy of Religion. Dr. Orsborn recently launched the Spiritual Aging Study and Support Group (SASS) on Substack, and is the founder of the Conscious Aging Book Club. She has been on the faculties of Pepperdine, Loyola Marymount and Georgetown universities. She holds graduate degrees in Theological Studies and in History and Critical Theory of Religion from Vanderbilt University. Her website and archives can be found at CarolOrsborn.com

Dr. John Martin, a renowned virologist and medical director at the Institute for Progressive Medicine, delves into the world of stealth viruses that can evade immune detection, potentially contributing to chronic diseases like autism and chronic fatigue. He challenges conventional beliefs about HIV and AIDS, critiques the controversial use of AZT, and emphasizes the importance of lifestyle choices in health. The conversation also scrutinizes vaccine safety, particularly involving the polio vaccine, and advocates for transparency in the pharmaceutical industry regarding vaccine-related health implications.

Gerald Celente, a renowned trend strategist and founder of the Trends Research Institute, discusses a range of pressing topics. He highlights the importance of proactive approaches to societal challenges like obesity without resorting to shame. The conversation delves into the corporate influence on public health, emphasizing the complexities of vaccine policies. Celente also examines the shifting landscape of global economics and the ramifications of America's military spending. Lastly, he raises concerns about rising gang activity in sanctuary cities and the looming crisis in commercial real estate.