Rene Zegerius, a drug policy expert with the City of Amsterdam, discusses solutions and drug policy history in The Netherlands with Robert F. Kennedy Jr in this episode.

Senator Rand Paul, a physician and U.S. Senator, exposes the great cover-up of Covid origins, implicating Fauci and government funding. They discuss the Wuhan lab, gain-of-function research, and Fauci's deception. Paul challenges censorship and big tech, highlighting the importance of transparency and civil liberties.

Lloyd Chapman and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. discuss how corporate greed, lobbyists, and the captured government agencies, are destroying small businesses. Lloyd Chapman is on a mission to stop the diversion of federal small business contracts to large corporations. He founded of the Small Business League in 2004.

Joel Salatin and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. discuss sustainable farming solutions and the challenges faced by small farms in providing healthy food. Topics include community engagement, regulatory hurdles, the democratization of food systems, the impact of industrialization on food production, and strategies for combatting drought through sustainable practices.

Diane Cotter and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. discuss cancer causing chemicals impacting firefighters, leading to high cancer rates. They highlight the urgent need for awareness and action. The podcast sheds light on the struggles of firefighters, legal actions against companies, and the importance of safe gear for firefighter health.

Discussion on how the IRS views exercise and diet vs weight loss drugs, challenges in healthcare shifting towards good nutrition, profit motives driving chronic diseases, banned food chemicals in American food industry, children's health crisis, and suppressing dissenting voices in alternative health approaches.

Calley Means and Robert F. Kennedy Jr delved into the injectable weight loss drug, Ozempic, discussing its impact on public health and healthcare. They touch on financial implications, potential side effects, and the importance of addressing chronic diseases at their root cause.

Shellfish farmer Bill Dewey and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. discuss ocean acidification's impact on shellfish, innovative solutions for oyster seed production, localized acidification in the Pacific Northwest, evolution of oysters to withstand changing conditions, and challenges faced by the shellfish industry.

RFK Jr delves into the pathway to peace in the Middle East with Palestinian and Israeli guests, discussing forgiveness, family ties, religion, and the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. They explore the challenges of navigating political dynamics and promoting peace and coexistence, emphasizing the importance of trust, inclusivity, and courageous individuals stepping forward for peace.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and economist David Stockman dissect Trump’s economic policies in this episode. David Stockman, a Republican economist, was the Director of the Office of Management and Budget under President Ronald Reagan. Stockman is also the New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestselling author of The Great Deformation