Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark

Dr. Mike Pierce, DC, chiropractor and founder of Empower Family Chiropractic, blends structural chiropractic with metabolic and whole-family wellness. He talks nervous-system focused care, realistic beginner health steps, toxic household swaps, reading ingredient labels, movement you enjoy, sleep routines, and why targeted adjustments can support long-term healing.

Ray Comfort, veteran evangelist and Living Waters founder, shares why modern evangelism often misses the mark. He discusses repentance, confronting sin with the Ten Commandments, spotting false conversions, practical ways everyday people can start gospel conversations, and why focusing on God’s holiness matters for making the cross meaningful.

EZ Zwayne, a pastor and author dedicated to helping men overcome sexual struggles, dives deep into the pervasive issue of pornography. He discusses how early exposure rewires children's brains and erodes marital intimacy. EZ highlights the alarming size of the porn industry and its targeted impact on families. He provides practical advice for parents on safeguarding their kids and stresses the importance of accountability in relationships. With a blend of empathy and urgency, he encourages open discussions and offers hope through shared recovery stories.

Lindsey Meehleis, a top midwife from Orange County with over 22 years of experience, shares intriguing insights on why some parents are skipping birth certificates for their kids. She discusses the rise in this trend post-2020, driven by a desire for sovereignty and distrust in state systems. The conversation delves into the alarming global rise in C-sections and the impacts of medical interventions like inductions and epidurals. Lindsey also examines the consequences of these choices on children's futures and highlights alternatives for parental documentation.

Kristen Van Gilse, known as Organa Mama, is a health and wellness creator who rescued her family from a devastating mold infestation. She shares the shocking journey leading to their home's abandonment and the harsh realities of mold exposure. Kristen discusses critical mistakes families make, the importance of thorough mold testing, and how hidden mold can linger even after moving. She also touches on mental health impacts, practical detox strategies, and essential homebuying tips to avoid future mold problems, all while offering invaluable resources for listeners.

Ginger Hubbard, a bestselling parenting author and host, specializes in heart-focused discipline. She dives into why traditional methods like bribing often backfire, arguing for a shift towards understanding and character development. Ginger emphasizes the importance of proactive strategies over reactive ones, advocating for biblical principles in parenting. She also shares practical tools, such as her 'Wise Words for Moms' chart, to foster a loving environment that encourages obedience while promoting personal growth.

In this engaging discussion, Tiffany Bellinger, founder of CoSleepy and co-sleeping advocate, dives into the science behind why babies thrive on closeness. She shares safe co-sleeping practices, debunks misconceptions, and discusses the biological benefits of proximity, such as enhanced bonding through oxytocin. Tiffany addresses stigma surrounding co-sleeping, critiques mainstream sleep training, and emphasizes its role in supporting breastfeeding. This insightful conversation reevaluates a controversial parenting choice with evidence-based alternatives.

Glenn Beck, a conservative media personality and founder of Blaze Media, explores urgent themes regarding Islamist ideology and its repercussions in the West. He warns that 2026 could be a turning point for America amidst rising ideological conflicts. Glenn emphasizes the dangers of silence surrounding radical Islam and left-wing extremism, highlighting Europe’s challenges with no-go zones and cultural shifts. He also discusses the importance of education through tools like Torch and George AI, aiming to foster truth and moral clarity for future generations.

Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, a physician and epidemiologist known for his work on COVID policy, discusses the importance of humility in science and the need for rigorous data supporting health decisions. He critiques pandemic-related school closures and highlights the fallout from lockdowns. Jay reflects on the suppression of dissenting voices during the COVID crisis and emphasizes the role of free speech in fostering scientific progress. He also shares plans to restore trust in the NIH while advocating for open debate to realize better health outcomes for all.

Pastor Doug Wilson, a longtime pastor and author focusing on Christian family life, dives into the controversial topic of parental discipline. He addresses the meaning of biblical correction, explaining how loving discipline can foster obedience in children. Doug argues against the notion of discipline as abuse, advocating for a balanced approach that incorporates guidance, prayer, and spiritual growth. He emphasizes the importance of parenting methods rooted in Scripture, while tackling the challenges of modern parenting trends.