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Back to the People with Nicole Shanahan

Nicole Shanahan
Media Bias
Covid-19
U.S. Economy
Sovereign Debt Crisis
Tax Policy
Middle Class
Financial Crisis
Chronic Disease
Ivermectin
Narrative Control
Journalism Ethics
Corporate Influence
Patient Autonomy
Healthcare System Reform
Medical Misinformation
Democratic Party
Inflation
Julian Assange
Censorship In Medicine
Debt Crisis

"Back to the People," hosted by Nicole Shanahan, is a podcast that dives deep into the heart of the most underexplored and often overlooked topics today. Each episode invites listeners into a thought-provoking journey through discussions that illuminate the voices and stories less heard in mainstream media. Nicole brings together experts, activists, and everyday individuals to unpack complex issue... more

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Richard Ryan is a software developer and media executive with more than 20 years of experience in the tech industry. He has generated billions of views and millions of followers across social media platforms, leveraging his deep understanding of algo... more

Max McLean is an American stage actor, writer, producer, and founder of the Fellowship for Performing Arts (FPA), a New York-based company producing theater and film from a Christian worldview. He is renowned for his acclaimed stage adaptations of C.... more

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Virginia Robinson and her family moved to Camp Lejeune in 1959, a Marine Corps base in North Carolina. She raised her children there and dedicated 25 years of her life working on base, never knowing that the very place where she lived, worked, and bu... more

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John Rich is an American country singer-songwriter, producer, and entrepreneur known for his outspoken conservative views and community advocacy. After rising to fame with the band Lonestar and as half of the duo Big & Rich, Rich earned acclaim both ... more

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Richard Ryan
Former software engineer, co-founder of Black Rifle Coffee Company and author of 'The Warrior's Garden'.
Black Rifle Coffee Company
Episode: How Social Media Algorithms Rewire Your Mind and Steal Your Peace, feat. Richard Ryan
Virginia Robinson
Survivor of cancer linked to Camp Lejeune contamination
Episode: The Secret Poisoning of U.S. Marines at Camp Lejeune, feat. Virginia Robinson and Ashley Keller
Ashley Keller
Lead attorney on the Camp Lejeune case
Episode: The Secret Poisoning of U.S. Marines at Camp Lejeune, feat. Virginia Robinson and Ashley Keller
John Rich
A musician, entrepreneur, and community leader known for his advocacy on property rights and constitutional issues
Independent musician and activist
Episode: Faith, Freedom, and Protecting America’s Farmland, feat. John Rich
Annelise Barron
Professor of Bioengineering at Stanford University
Stanford University
Episode: Defending the Human Body in an Engineered Age, feat. Annelise Barron
Kaizen Asiedu
Philosophy graduate from Harvard, former key architect at Riot Games for League of Legends World Championship, now a political influencer and life coach.
The Guild
Episode: Clear Thinking and Changing How We Speak to One Another, feat. Kaizen Asiedu
Miles Wallace
Owner and fisherman at Open Ocean Seafood
Open Ocean Seafood
Episode: What’s in Your Seafood: Clean Water and Honest Fishing, feat. Miles Wallace
Leslie Manookian
President and founder of Health Freedom Defense Fund, a nonprofit focused on health justice through education, advocacy, and legal challenges.
Health Freedom Defense Fund
Episode: Defeating Medical Mandates and Defending Health Freedom, feat. Leslie Manookian
Chuck Benbrook
American agricultural economist, researcher, consultant, and advocate for organic agriculture
Episode: Glyphosate, GMOs, and Growing Food Sustainably, feat. Chuck Benbrook

Host

Nicole Shanahan
Host of a podcast that focuses on underexplored topics, encouraging thoughtful dialogue and critical engagement with societal issues.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 288 ratings
  • THANK YOU

    just the best content variety!

    Thank you very much. I absolutely totally thoroughly enjoy every single podcast you do.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Iamlittlecloud
    Australia4 months ago
  • Honest open minded caring debate

    Thanks Nicole, you’re doing a great job and your guests of May 2025 have been tremendous. Thanks for bringing the best out of people who share your values for freedom from corruption and control.

    Shaun from the Black Forest

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    blackforest shaun
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • Smart and Interesting

    Didn’t know her until RFK. Logical and great guests.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    wakefoot
    United States6 months ago
  • Genuine

    Nicole’s podcasts are honest and heartfelt. Nicole learns and the audience learns. I’m glad you found Jesus Nicole, God bless you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    IDontKnowWhatIveBeenTold
    United States6 months ago
  • Democrat here

    I’ve always been a democrat, still consider myself a democrat but it’s been hard lately. Nicole has great topics and makes so much sense. She provides facts that can’t be denied. This is a great podcast for anyone who wants to keep an open mind.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Skip808
    United States7 months ago

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Many find the podcast to be a refreshing blend of empathy, curiosity, and critical thought, providing insights into important societal issues.
Listeners appreciate the variety of topics and the engaging, honest discussions that challenge mainstream narratives.
Feedback indicates that the host is well-liked for her ability to extract valuable information from guests and foster meaningful conversations.

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How Social Media Algorithms Rewire Your Mind and Steal Your Peace, feat. Richard Ryan
Q: What are practical tips to take back control from social media?
Establish boundaries, turn on screen time tracking, minimize blue light exposure, and prioritize offline activities.
How Social Media Algorithms Rewire Your Mind and Steal Your Peace, feat. Richard Ryan
Q: Why did you write the book?
To address the toxic nature of algorithms and how people feel helpless against them.
The Secret Poisoning of U.S. Marines at Camp Lejeune, feat. Virginia Robinson and Ashley Keller
Q: What are the kinds of injuries?
Injuries have included various cancers and neurological problems, mostly caused by chemical exposure.
The Secret Poisoning of U.S. Marines at Camp Lejeune, feat. Virginia Robinson and Ashley Keller
Q: What kind of levels of toxicity were in the water? Was it trace amounts, or were there periods where there were large dumps and increases of contamination?
There was some dumping involved, with levels many times greater than EPA limits, significantly raising the risks of conditions like cancer.
How Charlie Kirk Inspired a Generational Movement, feat. Chandler Crump
Q: What was your experience knowing Charlie after all these years?
I did watch Charlie change and grow as a person in a different political landscape, and it became more about family values over time.

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What is Back to the People about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Conversations often revolve around critical contemporary issues that challenge mainstream narratives, including bioengineering, health freedoms, political discourse, environmental sustainability, and cultural identity. The podcast features a mix of diverse guests, ranging from bioengineering experts and sustainability advocates to political commentators, each offering unique insights and perspectives that foster a deeper understanding of complex societal topics. A notable aspect of this platform is its aim to provide a voice for individuals and subjects often marginalized in public discourse, emphasizing empathy and the exploration of multifaceted solutions to pressing concerns. This blend of expert knowledge and personal stories creates a ... more

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Recent guests on Back to the People include:

1. Richard Ryan
2. Virginia Robinson
3. Ashley Keller
4. John Rich
5. Annelise Barron
6. Kaizen Asiedu
7. Miles Wallace
8. Leslie Manookian

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