The MAHA® Podcast

Follow the money and Politico stops looking like a newsroom and starts looking like a middleman.Washington’s main source on health, food, chemical and drug policy is owned by a German company, Axel Springer, controlled by billionaires Friede Springer and Mathias Döpfner. Its sponsors have included pharma trade groups, the American Chemistry Council, and Bayer, the German giant that bought Monsanto and sells a weedkiller restricted in Germany and sprayed freely here. Federal agencies pay Politico too. So the outlet writing this movement’s obituary is funded by the industries the movement is fighting, and by the government both of them want something from.Tony Lyons, president of MAHA Action, lays out the receipts, including the Supreme Court’s 7-2 ruling in Monsanto v. Durnell that erased a $1.25 million cancer verdict and shut the courthouse door on glyphosate warning claims.Today's guests have watched the capture from the inside. Journalist Sharyl Attkisson, 5x Emmy winner, National Edward R. Murrow Award Recipient, and host of Full Measure, on how CBS News went from assigning her drug and vaccine safety investigations to burying them, and why coordinated attacks on one person are a tell. Jeffrey Tucker of the Brownstone Institute on the stories nobody will touch: injury reports piling up on the new mRNA shots, a CDC vaccine database one official controls, v-safe records that took a court order to pry loose, the Fauci diaries. Del Bigtree on why your television is a billboard and the news is the bait. And Dr. Eric Berg, the Knowledge Doc, on the loophole that ships taxpayer-funded chicken to corporate plants and sends it back as a 36-ingredient pizza pocket.✊ JOIN US: mahaaction.org📰 The MAHA Report: themahareport.com📋 Legislative Tracker: mahaaction.org/legislative-tracker🚨 Subscribe & hit 🔔 Live every Wednesday at 4:00 PM ET.0:00 Tony Lyons Opening Statements8:33 Sharyl Attkisson16:33 Jeffrey Tucker24:19 Del Bigtree34:05 Dr. Eric Berg40:30 Tony Lyons, Closing remarks

Elections Don't Wash Away Principled Movements. Waves, on the other hand, disappear almost as fast as they arrive. Did the midterm blue wave reject MAHA? The day after Democrats took control of Congress, our steadfast advocates say no, and lay out what the movement does next.Host Tony Lyons opens with a direct answer: the reports of MAHA’s death are greatly exaggerated. He argues the movement has already won hearts and minds even where it fell short at the ballot box, and points to wins like Julia Letlow’s election to the U.S. Senate from Louisiana, filling the seat held by Bill Cassidy.Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo says the results had nothing to do with MAHA, calls the growing split between MAHA and MAGA a chance to build a truly nonpartisan health movement, and explains why he has always been an independent.Children’s Health Defense CEO Mary Holland urges the movement to unify, push harder for wins at the state level, and start educating 2028 candidates from both parties on pesticides, vaccines, and the drugs being prescribed to children.Zach Lahn, the MAHA-endorsed Republican nominee for Iowa governor, reflects on his insurgent campaign, his primary upset over a Trump-backed opponent, and why he believes issues like clean water and corporate capture can no longer be ignored in Iowa.Moms Across America founder Zen Honeycutt warns Democrats against trying to impeach Secretary Kennedy, challenges the new majority to act on glyphosate and on pesticides banned in other countries, and announces two new grassroots efforts: Toxin Free Town Teams and Pet Parents Across America.The takeaway from today’s call: MAHA is a movement about health, not party, and it is just getting started.✊ JOIN US: mahaaction.org📰 The MAHA Report: themahareport.com📋 Legislative Tracker: mahaaction.org/legislative-tracker🚨 Subscribe & hit 🔔 Live every Wednesday at 4:00 PM ET.0:00 Tony Lyons8:13 Dr. Joseph Ladapo22:52 Mary Holland28:35 Zach Lahn34:05 Zen Honeycutt55:13 Tony Lyons

RFK Jr. wrote a check to the American people, and on it was a list of rights: real food, medical freedom, and the right not to be poisoned. It's time to cash that check. A Guardian investigation found the food industry paying influencers to push back on MAHA. It proves the culture has changed.HHS senior adviser Calley Means makes the case that MAHA is the most successful cultural movement in modern American history. He points to falling obesity rates, rising real food purchases, and new federal dietary guidance against sugary drinks and highly processed food. Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joe Ladapo reflects on the momentum since the MAHA Summit. Cheryl Hines reports from the Rose Garden, where President Trump signed an executive order creating a Women’s Health Division at NIH, and explains how ABLE accounts let people with disabilities save without losing benefits.Filmmaker Mikki Willis previews his new book and film, Bad Medicine, on hospital COVID protocols. Peter Navarro, senior counselor to the president for trade and manufacturing, lays out the argument in his new book, Why Fauci MUST Rot in Prison. Dr. Eric Berg, The Knowledge Doc, explains why hidden visceral fat in children is so dangerous and shares three changes he says parents can make right away. Zen Honeycutt of Moms Across America reports on the Gathering of America’s Mothers and the issues 25 mothers’ groups took on together. Russell Brand joins from London to talk faith, hope, and the MAHA coalition. Vic Mellor, MAHA Action’s endorsed candidate for Rhode Island’s 2nd Congressional District, shares why medical freedom became his mission.Next week the Media Hub goes on the road to Des Moines for a MAHA PAC rally supporting Iowa gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn. Watch live Wednesday, Oct. 28 at 7:00 PM ET.✊ JOIN US: mahaaction.org📰 The MAHA Report: themahareport.com📋 Legislative Tracker: mahaaction.org/legislative-tracker🚨 Subscribe & hit 🔔 Live every Wednesday at 4:00 PM ET0:00 Tony Lyons9:41 Calley Means18:58 Dr. Joe Ladapo26:22 Mikki Willis35:02 Cheryl Hines40:13 Peter Navarro46:57 Dr. Eric Berg54:26 Zen Honeycutt1:04:02 Russell Brand1:10:59 Vic Mellor1:17:30 Tony Lyons: Endorsements & Iowa Rally

Is RFK Jr. doing enough to Make America Healthy Again? While some are busy moving around the goal-posts, RFK Jr. and HHS are steadily chipping away. History shows no administration has taken on this many fights at once.
Host Tony Lyons opens with what HHS is doing on Lyme disease, PTSD care for veterans, chemicals in the food supply, and vaccine injury reporting. Former White House chef and retired Army Master Sergeant Chef Andre Rush talks childhood obesity, PTSD, and why he stands with the Secretary despite online backlash. Russell Brand reflects on faith and truth and discusses his new book, How to Become a Christian in Seven Days. Dr. Eric Berg, The Knowledge Doc, breaks down the new inverted food pyramid and argues that protein, not carbohydrates, should come first. Oliver Rocroi of Guardant Health calls on Secretary Kennedy to convene the recently restaffed U.S. Preventive Services Task Force to review colorectal cancer screening, including FDA-approved blood tests. Biological dentists Dr. Shawn Javid and Dr. Ben Javid of Smilebody explain their concerns about mercury amalgam fillings and other dental metals, and why they say safe removal matters. Brett Galaszewski, National Enterprise Director of Turning Point Action, shows how volunteers anywhere can help MAHA-endorsed candidate Zach Lahn in the Iowa governor's race using the TPAction app. Del Bigtree of ICAN and The HighWire closes the guest lineup, arguing that the new NIH vaccine injury clinic and the federal push to listen to injured families are real progress, and that the midterms will decide whether it continues.
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Is the MAHA movement being divided from within? Mainstream media wants you to think so. Tony Lyons opens this week's Media Hub with a warning about infighting weeks before the midterms.
Robert Scott Bell expands on his thought experiment about how industry could weaken the movement by turning allies against each other. Russell Brand, joining from the UK, reflects on last week's MAHA gathering in Washington and the people he met there. Armstrong Williams argues that health reform is common sense, not radical, and calls on the media to cover chronic disease instead of manufactured feuds.
Mary Holland of Children's Health Defense introduces Sarah Doe, a Long Island high school senior, and her mother, Jane, who describe how Sarah has been kept out of school after her medical exemption requests were rejected. Epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher of the McCullough Foundation presents two new analyses: one reporting an association between COVID-19 vaccination and autism diagnoses in children using national survey data, and a risk-benefit reanalysis of Moderna's new mRNA flu shot, mFlusiva.
Dr. Eric Berg, The Knowledge Doc, explains the difference between cancer screening and true prevention, drawing on research into overdiagnosis. Dr. Daniel Pompa makes the case that mold is an overlooked driver of chronic illness, following Secretary Kennedy's recent mold surveillance roundtable. Rep. Mike Haridopolos (R-FL) talks about the GRAS loophole, clearer food ingredient labeling, and what chronic disease costs the federal budget.
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3. CHAPTERS
0:00 Tony Lyons
8:37 Robert Scott Bell
17:23 Russell Brand
27:00 Armstrong Williams
34:52 Mary Holland, Sarah Doe & Jane Doe
44:43 Nicolas Hulscher
51:26 Dr. Eric Berg
59:21 Dr. Daniel Pompa
1:08:20 Rep. Mike Haridopolos
1:15:14 Tony Lyons: endorsement & closing