
Our podcast delves deep into the dark side of the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing how influential doctors shaped the narrative. đź“– A Movement in the Making: "We Want Them Infected" isn't just a book; it's a call to action, exposing how the anti-vaccine movement infiltrated mainstream culture. Join us on this journey of discovering the impact of misinformation on public health, trust in science, and m... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 108 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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It's 2026, but according to Jonathan Howard and Wendy Orent, some of the most powerful voices in American public health still can't stop relitigating 2020.
In this episode of We Want Them Infected, Jonathan and Wendy break down a series of recent i... more
A major surgical society has invited a former FDA commissioner to headline its clinical congress, introducing him with a bio that lists the bestsellers and the endowed chairs and mentions none of the pandemic-era claims, the accusations leveled at co... more
What happens when government scientists decide they can no longer stay silent?
In this episode of We Want Them Infected, Jonathan Howard and Wendy Orent welcome Dr. Jenna Norton and Dr. Sylvia Chou—two former NIH scientists who helped organize and ... more
Is the "Make America Healthy Again" movement beginning to unravel?
Jonathan Howard, MD, and Wendy Orent examine a wave of recent public health stories that they argue reveal growing dysfunction within the Department of Health and Human Services und... more
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Thanks for the fascinating podcast. We’re living in dark times. You both are lights and I look forward to each episode. It’s like true crime, only it’s realtime medical murder.
Best part: the music. Thank you for adding more.
Dr. Howard, that outro song slaps.
The podcast claims to bring clarity about COVID facts but is itself a source of disinformation when it comes to, for example, the lab leak theory. The podcast critiques the NGO Biosafety Now for its rhetoric, but does not understand the fight that Biosafety Now is doing against powerful corrupted institutions such as NIH. Furthermore, the argument that a zoonotic spillover would be more likely than a lab accident because spillovers happen "all the time" is bogus (its a mistake of confusing spill... more
A big shout out to this podcast - as someone outside the US who was trying to read and listen to the best science during the past 4 years of the pandemic, and would encounter some bizarre and contrary information from some highly regarded and lettered sources, this helps to contextualise and explain how misinformation was presented and discussed. Thank you to the presenters! Compelling and fascinating to see it all laid out in chronological clarity, with the respective significant players clearl... more
I am updating my review because I think these two have made a good case. I apologize for my previous caustic review.
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This show critically examines the COVID-19 era, focusing on how medical voices and public health messaging shaped the pandemic discourse and influenced public trust in science. Episodes dissect the roles of prominent doctors, media figures, and policymakers, often with a skeptical stance toward mainstream public health institutions. The format blends historical context, firsthand reporting, and sharp critique, making it a provocative resource for listeners interested in the politics of vaccines, misinformation, and accountability in health communication. A recurring strength is the hosts' willingness to challenge established narratives and highlight overlooked or controversial perspectives, which can be valuable for sponsors or guests looki... more
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