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Prenatal ultrasound risks and early development
The Tenpenny Files – A second conversation explores how prenatal ultrasound may interact with developing tissue, including the brain, bones, and hearing. It examines possible links to long term health outcomes, cumulative exposure, and routine care decisions, offering parents a broader perspective on early development and the influences shaping it before birth...
The dark side of prenatal ultrasound
The Tenpenny Files – Routine prenatal ultrasounds are widely considered safe, yet growing concerns question their potential impact on fetal development. This exploration highlights possible risks, challenges standard medical practices, and emphasizes the importance of informed consent. It encourages expectant parents to think critically about common procedures and their possible long-term effects on health and development...
Your lifestyle is the exposure
Looking 4 Healing Radio with Elizabeth Joseph – People will choose surgery, IVs, cryotherapy, injections, and cryo baths. I support options. I also want to see real repair. Clean food, cleaner home products, better sleep, stress practices, and smart testing. These are not luxuries. They are accessible choices if you make them a priority. You do not have to be perfect. I am not perfect. I travel. I eat pizza...
Why nutrient-dense food is key to real healing
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Ashley Caputo, RN, FMP – There is a strong emphasis on shifting the mindset from calories to quality. Food is not just fuel—it is information. Every meal sends signals to the body that influence hormones, blood sugar, inflammation, and gut health. By focusing on whole, nutrient-dense foods and making simple, sustainable changes, listeners can begin...
Farmers, ranchers embrace “Product of USA” labeling announcement
The MAHA Lowdown with Jeff Louderback – Farmers and ranchers respond to the “Product of USA” labeling push as federal agencies promote transparency and domestic food sourcing. The initiative supports American agriculture, strengthens consumer trust, and highlights growing demand for locally raised, hormone-free beef while small farms work to rebuild and compete in an evolving market...
From homeless to $70 million, Bob Schober’s $400,000 generosity challenge
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Bob Schober rises from homelessness to building a $70 million company, then sparks a $400,000 generosity movement. His story highlights opportunity, resilience, and the power of giving back. As others join in, his actions show how success, freedom, and compassion can inspire communities and multiply hope across the nation...
Dan, the delivery driver, goes viral: Kindness is not rare in America
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – A Domino’s delivery driver in Iowa turns a routine order into a viral moment of generosity, inspiring thousands to give back. As the story spreads, it reveals a deeper truth about everyday kindness in America and how small acts, amplified by community support, create meaningful impact across the country...
You are in a battle for your soul
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Many of us don’t realize that we are in a daily fight for our souls. How easy it is for us to get caught up in the drama of the world around us, including the celebrity drama, the political drama, and the constant pressure to take sides in the world around us. Americans have access to as much wisdom as we can possibly ingest. Yet, how is our soul care?
HBOT, ozone, and functional neurology
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Melissa Schreibfeder, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – Explore a new approach to chronic illness focused on measuring dysfunction and restoring systems. Dr. Justin Dearing explains how oxygen therapy, gut-brain health, and neurological rehabilitation work together to rebuild resilience and support lasting recovery beyond symptom management...
Driving through the potholes of life – Meet Monk Coleman
Looking 4 Healing Radio with Monk Coleman – Rather than allowing his past to limit him, Monk began a journey of self-discovery—learning how to reframe his mindset, take accountability, and create a new narrative for his life. He speaks candidly about the lessons learned through hardship and how those experiences ultimately became catalysts for growth, resilience, and transformation...
The art and science of undermining cancer: What most patients are never told
The Tenpenny Files – A cancer diagnosis triggers urgent decisions before patients fully understand their condition. Dr. Francisco Contreras explains how cancer behaves, how metabolism and immunity influence its growth, and why treatment approaches differ globally. This conversation reveals overlooked insights, offering a clearer path toward managing cancer with informed, balanced, and patient-centered strategies...
The future of healing isn’t another pill – it’s a tuning fork
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Gail Macrae, BSN, RN – The electric body is not fringe science. It is basic biophysics meeting the body’s own intelligence. When we create coherence in the field, the body often does what it was designed to do: heal. Emerging research backs what practitioners are seeing. Studies, including work connected to the Consciousness and Healing Initiative...
The cultivation of mushrooms has a plethora of medicinal health benefits
Looking 4 Healing Radio with Dr. Angelina Farella – Mushrooms are extremely high in antioxidants, which aid in reducing inflammation and oxidative stress. Traditional uses are for immune and digestive support due to strong prebiotic microbiome support. In Asia, they are used in cancer support therapies because polysaccharopeptides are abundant in mushrooms. They also have antimicrobial...
Eden Village could end homelessness in America
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Transforming an abandoned mobile home park, the Browns raised an astounding $4.75 million to bring their idea to life. In 2018, the first Eden Village opened its doors, featuring 31 tiny homes designed specifically for chronically homeless individuals. But these weren’t just structures—they were dignified, permanent residences in a thoughtfully designed community...
This waitress made 270,000 meals to feed the homeless in Florida
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – I share the story of Gloria Vargas, a Florida waitress who turns hardship into purpose by feeding thousands of homeless individuals. From her own kitchen to a growing nonprofit, she leads with faith, compassion, and action, proving that one person’s commitment can restore dignity, inspire hope, and transform entire communities...
We’re not sick by accident: The food industry exposed
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Ashley Caputo, RN, FMP – I explore how the modern food system impacts our health, exposing ultra-processed foods and their role in chronic illness. I connect gut health, hormones, and inflammation, while examining effects on children. I also share practical steps to choose real, nourishing foods and take control of long-term wellness every single day...
From processed foods to real food: A 65-pound loss
The MAHA Lowdown with Jeff Louderback – A transformative journey begins at 278 pounds and leads to a 65-pound weight loss through real food, exercise, and discipline. Embracing whole foods, avoiding processed ingredients, and adopting an active lifestyle reshapes health, mindset, and purpose while highlighting the importance of regenerative agriculture and informed food choices...
This before-and-after digital detox brain scan might shock you
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – A seven-week digital detox transforms one man’s brain and daily life. From monastery silence to Amish labor and family reintegration, the journey reveals sharper memory, deeper conversations, and renewed wonder. Brain scans suggest dramatic cognitive changes, raising powerful questions about screen dependence and the hidden impact of constant digital stimulation...
From autoimmune diagnosis to 85% healing through faith and nutrition
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Melissa Schreibfeder, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – Anna shares her journey from autoimmune diagnosis to significant healing through faith, prayer, and nutrition. She explains how a carnivore diet and functional medicine approach restore health while helping women address root causes and embrace a science-backed, faith-centered path to wellness...
How sound frequencies restore the body’s original blueprint, facilitating deep healing
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Gail Macrae, BSN, RN – Explore how sound frequencies restore the body’s natural blueprint through Biofield Tuning. Nurses share their shift from conventional medicine to holistic healing, using tuning forks to release trauma, regulate the nervous system, and support deep transformation. Discover a physics-based approach that empowers lasting wellness, emotional balance, and personal...
A story of healing, purpose, and the power of simple, intentional living
Looking 4 Healing Radio with Dr. Angelina Farella – While dairy farms differ in their methods and practices, all are subject to government regulations—such as regular inspections and strict hygiene standards—to ensure milk safety for consumers. Farms like Synergos operate with a strong commitment to cleanliness, animal health, and responsible production practices, while also...
Toxic leadership and its effects
The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – I examine how toxic leadership quietly erodes morale, trust, and performance within teams. I reveal the behaviors that create fear-driven workplaces and the lasting damage they cause. More importantly, I share practical ways leaders can build self-awareness, strengthen emotional intelligence, and create healthier, more effective environments where people and organizations thrive...
The MAHA cookbook: Taking charge of your health with vibrant, Whole Foods
The Tenpenny Files – I explore how modern food narratives shape our choices, often masking harm behind convenience and familiarity. I reconnect cooking with responsibility, showing how whole foods restore energy, clarity, and confidence. This perspective challenges accepted norms and helps families reclaim true nourishment from within everyday life in practical, grounded ways today...
Why modern relationships feel harder than ever
The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – We live in a world where communication is instant, options seem endless, and independence is celebrated. Yet despite all this, people are struggling more than ever to build the kind of lasting partnerships that previous generations often took for granted. The reasons are complex, but several cultural trends stand out — and they deserve honest examination...
Grandparents make grand partners
The Tenpenny Files – Lori Wildenberg reframes the role of grandparents, revealing their powerful influence on identity, belief, and emotional development. She explores family tensions, boundaries, and generational differences while challenging common parenting goals. This conversation uncovers how everyday interactions shape lasting impact and why intentional presence matters more than ever in modern family life...
Herbs, tinctures, salves: Bringing wellness home for the whole family
Looking 4 Healing Radio with Dr. Angelina Farella – Our kids need this now more than ever. With increasing exposure to environmental toxins, gentle detox practices and natural support for the body are so important. Haley emphasized something I fully agree with: when we teach children about how their bodies work—especially gut health—we give them tools for life...
The mountain protocol developed for life threatening illness can seem insurmountable
The McCullough Report with Dr. Peter McCullough – Dr. Peter McCullough speaks with Dr. Chris Robilliard about The Mountain Protocol, an integrative approach to serious illness. Drawing from his cancer survival, Robilliard frames healing as navigating physical, chemical, and emotional terrain, empowering patients to reclaim agency, restore balance, and find meaning beyond conventional medical treatment models...
Patients take back their lives from psychiatric drugs
The Breggin Hour with Dr. Peter & Ginger Breggin – Patients worldwide confront the hidden harms of psychiatric drugs and begin reclaiming their lives. Exploring side effects, brain impairment, and the growing deprescribing movement, this piece highlights Dr. Peter Breggin’s work and Jenn Schmitz’s journey, encouraging informed, collaborative approaches to safely reduce or discontinue long-term psychiatric medication use...
Inside TMJ disorders and sleep apnea with Dr. Shirazi
Informed Dissent with Dr. Jeff Barke and Dr. Mark McDonald – Jeff and Mark speak with Dr. David Shirazi about TMJ disorders, craniofacial pain, and sleep apnea. He explains causes, diagnosis, and treatment options, including oral appliances as alternatives to CPAP, while sharing practical insights on oral health, sleep hygiene, and the impact of lifestyle choices on overall well-being...
Lazarus, come out!
FAITH IS… with Pastor Rick Stevens – In a world of confusion and conflict, this reflection calls readers to deeper faith and trust in God. Through the story of Lazarus, it explores disappointment, prayer, and hope. It invites believers to wrestle honestly with suffering while holding firm to God’s faithfulness, urging prayer for peace and confidence in His greater purpose beyond human understanding...
Teen cancer survivor uses Make-A-Wish to help 300 homeless
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – A 14-year-old cancer survivor in Georgia turns his Make-A-Wish into an act of compassion, helping hundreds experiencing homelessness. After enduring grueling treatments, he chooses service over self, inspiring his community and beyond. His story reveals how resilience, empathy, and selflessness can spark hope and create a powerful ripple effect...
The path to a healthier America starts with sprouting, Q&A 189
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Peter McCullough and Malcolm Out Loud – Our food is vital to our health- eating well heals, protects, and enhances our lives. However, our food system and grocery stores are packed with processed “food” with unpronounceable ingredients that harm us. Ultra-processed foods are cheap and seductive. They also carry a cost we now pay at every clinic visit...
Victory Garden Alliance inspires Americans to grow and eat real food
The MAHA Lowdown with Jeff Louderback – Jacqueline Capriotti revives the spirit of World War II victory gardens through the Victory Garden Alliance, encouraging Americans to grow their own food. The movement promotes regenerative agriculture, community trade, and local food resilience, inspiring families nationwide to embrace healthier lifestyles and reconnect with sustainable, homegrown nourishment...
What if medicine got it wrong? The rise of regenerative healing
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – The growing demand for therapies that go beyond symptom management and instead support the body’s innate healing intelligence. From chronic pain and inflammation to aging and cellular repair, this conversation dives into how regenerative medicine is shifting the paradigm from treatment to restoration...
Master of Dreams: How to interpret your dreams
The Tenpenny Files – Pastor Nathan Branham explores dreams as a channel of divine communication, grounding interpretation in Scripture and the Holy Spirit rather than cultural trends. He challenges confusion, shares personal experiences, and calls believers to discern meaning with wisdom, recognizing dreams as symbolic invitations from God that require attention, testing, and spiritual maturity...
Healing chronic illness by rewiring the brain and restoring the gut
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Melissa Schreibfeder, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – A functional medicine nurse shares her journey overcoming chronic illness by addressing gut health, nervous system regulation, and root causes. She explains how microbiome support, nutrition, and neuroplasticity help restore balance, improve mental health, and support long-term healing...
New research shows school choice movement is a boon for public schools
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – New research finds school choice programs strengthen public schools by driving competition and improving academic outcomes. A Florida-based analysis shows significantly higher gains for students compared to increased funding alone, suggesting policy design and incentives play a critical role in boosting performance and delivering stronger returns on education investment...
The story of a 78-year-old DoorDash driver who touched the nation
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Instead of simply accepting the delivery and moving on with her day, Brittany decided to act. She shared the video online and started a GoFundMe fundraiser to help Richard finally rest after decades of work. Within hours, the story exploded across social media. People from all over the country watched the video of Richard slowly climbing those steps...
How to choose truly clean food: Demystifying organic labels
Looking 4 Healing Radio with Dr. Angelina Farella – How to choose truly clean food, we’re going to start breaking it all down. We’ll talk about what USDA Organic actually means and explain the different categories within organic labeling. Not all organic labels are created equal, and understanding the difference can help you make smarter choices at the grocery store...
The price delusion: How Keynesian economics replaced real growth with bubbles
Cutting Through the Chaos with Wallace Garneau – Younger Americans believe the economy has failed them. They see housing prices that feel completely out of reach, college tuition that either blocks opportunity or leaves them buried in debt, and everyday costs that seem to rise faster than their paychecks. Older Americans often dismiss those complaints by pointing out that every...