The MAHA Podcast
The MAHA Podcast
Podcast Description
When Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Donald Trump shook hands on stage and joined forces, the MAHA Movement was catapulted to the forefront of American culture. But the mission to Make America Healthy Again started a long, long time ago. All the pioneers in the health, biohacking, politics, and personal sovereignty movements laid the groundwork for Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s forthcoming tenure as HHS Secretary. Join the host of The MAHA Podcast, Del Bigtree, as he explores the latest advancements towards healing, strengthening, and empowering the people of our great country. #MAHA
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes including public health controversies, vaccine safety, government corruption, and wellness initiatives. Specific episode examples include discussions on the MAHA movement, the role of corporate greed in public health, and insider insights from health experts like former CDC director Dr. Robert Redfield on COVID-19 and vaccine transparency.
MAHA Action is dedicated to organizing and empowering Americans to advocate for this once in a generation opportunity to reverse the chronic disease epidemic.
Is MAHA moving too slow? Tony Lyons makes the case for staying in the fight, and this week’s lineup shows what 19 months of momentum really looks like.
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna opens with the story behind the Luna Amendment, which passed the House in the farm bill and strips pesticide makers of their liability shield, and the floor fight it took to get there. Former MLB All-Star Noah Syndergaard tours his home recovery setup and shares his clean-eating, plastic-free daily routine. Dr. Daniel Pompa breaks down mold and biotoxin illness: why modern construction is fueling it, why so many cases go undiagnosed, and how to test for it.
Tony’s daughter, Lina Hjalmarsson Lyons, a nonspeaking author who communicates by letterboard with her mother, Helena Hjalmarsson, talks about her new book, My Life on This Planet. Dr. Joseph Antoun, CEO of L-Nutra, makes the case for clinically tested food as medicine, including a school nutrition program in Abu Dhabi. Miriam Eckenfels of Children’s Health Defense explains the new HHS request for information on wireless radiation and how to submit a public comment before the October 21 deadline.
MAHA Action-endorsed Ohio congressional candidate Derek Merrin lays out his fight for honest food labels, health care price transparency, and healthier SNAP. Julie Lapidus presents data from her new book, The Autism Generation, on the rise in neurodevelopmental diagnoses and practical steps for parents. Russell Brand closes with a reflection on courage, integrity, and what’s truly at stake in the fight for children’s health.
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0:00 Tony Lyons
10:14 Rep. Anna Paulina Luna
16:54 Noah Syndergaard
23:54 Dr. Daniel Pompa
32:35 Lina Hjalmarsson Lyons & Helena Hjalmarsson
48:07 Dr. Joseph Antoun
57:37 Miriam Eckenfels
1:05:54 Derek Merrin
1:13:19 Julie Lapidus
1:23:11 Russell Brand
1:36:13 Tony Lyons – Closing
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