
Our podcast delves deep into the dark side of the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing how influential doctors shaped the narrative. 📖 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 | Weekly | Episodes | 85 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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This episode dives into the unraveling of America's public health infrastructure as political interference reshapes the CDC, FDA, and NIH. Jonathan and Wendy walk through the CDC's new vaccine-autism messaging, the chaos and infighting inside the FDA... more
This episode dives deep into the escalating chaos inside the FDA as leaders, scientists, and biotech insiders publicly revolt against the agency's current direction. Hosts Jonathan and Wendy break down the explosive STAT News investigations revealing... more
In this gripping Halloween episode marking the second anniversary of We Want Them Infected, hosts Dr. Jonathan Howard and Dr. Wendy Orange confront the chilling reality of America under "Trump II." They dissect the collapse of public health, the weap... more
In this explosive episode, Jonathan and Wendy mark their podcast's second anniversary with a scathing review of the current state of U.S. public health and politics. They unpack the implosion of the lab leak movement, the chaos at the NIH under Jay B... 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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Content primarily revolves around the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on public health, emphasizing the spread of misinformation and the narratives pushed by influential figures. The hosts provide critical analyses of vaccine safety, public health policies, and the intersection of science with politics, often highlighting concerns about anti-vaccine movements and censorship experienced by professionals in the field. This podcast uniquely combines personal narratives with expert insights, aiming to educate listeners on the complex dynamics of public health communication during a global crisis. It features discussions on current events, controversies surrounding key public health figures, and the long-term consequences of misinformation on societa... more
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