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.

Problems with the ballot access process are discussed by Richard Winger and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Matt Taibbi, journalist and author, discusses the erosion of democracy and civil liberties in the US, focusing on patterns of disenfranchising voters and compromised aspects of the US Constitution. He also explores the concept of 'malinformation', the funding sources behind the censorship industrial complex, and the potential of Noster, a non-manipulatable social media platform. Taibbi sheds light on the origins and influence of the Center for Counter-Indigenous Hate.

RFK Jr. discusses NATO's history and problems with Link Lauren and Jeffrey Sachs. They cover topics like the consequences of NATO expansion, the actions of an assistant secretary in Ukraine, Putin's call for negotiation, the war in Ukraine, tragic consequences, and the impact of US military funding.

RFK Jr dissects America's greedy, misguided health insurance system with expert Brigham Buhler. They explore unethical practices of big pharma, broken pharmacy benefit managers, doctors operating outside the insurance system, FDA's influence on drug availability, medication bans, the opioid crisis, corrupt practices, and challenges faced in the health insurance system.

Join Robert F. Kennedy Jr for a brief civil rights history lesson with Kevin Nathaniel and Keith Hylton in this special episode. Keith Hylton is an American law professor, focusing in antitrust law, economics & law, employment law, intellectual property and torts, currently at Boston University.  A prolific scholar widely recognized for his work across a broad spectrum of topics in law and economics, Hylton has published five books and more than 100 articles in numerous law and economics journals. Kevin Nathaniel Hylton, a Yale University graduate, as a Scholar in Fine Arts, is an artist, performer and multi-percussionist, who specializes in the ancient African mbira. He spent 16 years mastering the mbira as an apprentice to Zimbabwe’s mbira master, the late Ephrat Mujuru. 

Former Navy Seal Jack Carr, an Afghanistan veteran, joins Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to discuss U.S. military strategy and government deceit in Vietnam and Afghanistan. The discussion also covers the shift in accountability for leaders after World War Two, reflections on the assassination of JFK, personal connections and inspiration for Jack's novels, and the release of JFK assassination documents and the importance of skepticism.

Dr. Meryl Nass discusses updates on pandemics, shots, and policies. Talks about the history of the WHO and older pandemics. Explores concerns about WHO's control over pandemic responses and criticism of therapeutic drugs. Discusses fabricated flus, pandemic treaty, and the power of WHO. Explores the debate on lab origins and wild origins of epidemics. Discusses conspiracy theories, corruption in science, and concerns about vaccine safety.

Matt Taibbi, Glenn Greenwald, Jamel Holley, Jenin Younes, and Sharyl Attkisson discuss censorship, government control of information, suppression of dissenting voices, religious exemptions for vaccinations, government involvement in social media censorship, the impact of censorship on COVID-19 policies, the role of free speech in combating censorship, and the connection between the Democratic Party, censorship, and the pharmaceutical industry.

A panel of farmers discuss revitalizing American farming, including environmental issues in hog farming, opportunities for American farmers, regenerative farming, transitioning to organic farming, and the importance of agricultural education. Exciting solutions and experiences are shared throughout the discussion.