Stay ConnectedRobert F. Kennedy, Jr. is founder of Waterkeeper Alliance, as well as founder of Children’s Health Defense. Mr. Kennedy was named one of Time magazine’s “Heroes for the Planet” for his success helping Riverkeeper lead the fight to restore the Hudson River.
The RFK Jr Podcast features Mr. Kennedy interviewing guests. Produced by David Whiteside.
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Dr. Peter McCullough and RFK Jr discuss what Dr. Anthony Fauci should have done in this episode, as well as shocking new studies....
Dr. Ryan Cole discusses diagnosis and early treatment with RFK Jr in this episode.
Dr. Ryan N. Cole is a pathologist in Boise, Idaho and is affiliated with Boise Veterans Affairs Medical Center. He received his medical degree from Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine and has been in practice between 11-20 years. Pathologists diagnose and characterize diseases. They analyze biopsied tissue or bodily fluids, and interpret medical tests, including tests done by other specialists like dermatologists and cardiologists. Most cancer diagnoses are done by pathologists.
Wade Davis and RFK Jr discuss The Amazon River Basin and Ayahuasca, a psychoactive brew used both socially and as spiritual medicine among the indigenous peoples of the region. Haiti and the Caribbean are also discussed in this episode.
Wade Davis is an ethnobotanist. Davis came to prominence with his 1985 best-selling book The Serpent and the Rainbow about the zombies of Haiti. His photographs have appeared in some 20 books and more than 80 magazines, journals, and newspapers, including National Geographic.
Davis and Kennedy are featured in the MacGillivray Freeman IMAX film Grand Canyon Adventure: River at Risk, released in the spring of 2008.
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Scott Street handles a broad range of business litigation and trial work, for both plaintiffs anddefendants. Mr. Street participated in a high-profile civil rights trial against the LAPD; he also handled several other high profile civil rights cases in Southern California. He defended a regional bank in a purported class action based on its use of the “365/360” method to calculate interest on short-term loans. He defended a commercial real estate broker against negligence and breach of fiduciary duty claims. He also helped defend an appliance manufacturer in a $10million products liability case filed by a local magazine publisher (the case was settled favorably just before trial).
Mr. Street represents real estate companies, developers, Fortune 500 companies, local businesses, public interest organizations, and individuals. He has served on the Board ofDirectors of Five Acres — the Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society of Los Angeles, and on the Advisory Board of the Western Center on Law and Poverty.
RFK Jr continues his podcast series interviewing heroic doctors on the frontlines, with an interview with Dr. Bradley Meyer.
RFK Jr discusses poison cartels and pollution with John Wathen. There are 350 Waterkeepers around the world and John Wathen is a favorite within the movement.
Super Bowl Champ and Green Bay Packers Hall of Famer, Ken Ruettgers, discusses censorship and trying to improve America's medical system in this episode.
Ken Ruettgers was born in Bakersfield, CA and attended Garces Memorial High School before heading to the University of Southern California (USC) on an athletic scholarship. Ken was a first-round draft choice (seven overall) of the Green Bay Packers and culminated a 12-year career with a Super Bowl season in 1996 (Super Bowl XXXI). Ruettgers and his family moved to Oregon when he took a job with Multnomah Publishers as editorial director. In 2000, he left publishing and started a none-profit, GamesOver.org, to assist athletes with the challenges of sport career transition. Ken currently is a tenured professor and teaches sociology at Central Oregon Community College and is the department chair for Social Sciences. Ken earned his undergraduate in business as well as an MBA. He holds a PhD in sociology from Oxford Graduate School. Ruettgers was inducted into the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame in 2013. He is the author of “Homefield Advantage: A Dad’s Guide to the Power of Role Modeling”. Ken is married to Sheryl and they have three adult children.
Regenerative agriculture and food health are discussed by RFK Jr and Rob Herring, Director of the hit documentary "The Need To Grow."
"The Need To Grow" delivers alarming evidence on the importance of healthy soil — revealing not only the potential of localized food production working with nature, but our opportunity as individuals to help regenerate our planet’s dying soils and participate in the restoration of the Earth.
To learn more visit: https://www.earthconsciouslife.org/theneedtogrow
RFK Jr interviews, Isaiah Harris, an 18-year-old from Springdale, Arkansas, who suffered heart problems within 48 hours of the second dose. Isaiah’s heart started hurting “very very bad” and things began going downhill fast.
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