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Dr. Sina McCullough and Farmer Joel Salatin test the promise of AI-driven healthcare against cancer-screening false negatives, algorithmic bias, and real-world technology failures. They ask whether an AI second opinion can empower patients without replacing the experience and judgment of human doctors.

From Episode #267: The MAHA Mutiny: Inside the Movement's Mos...


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Dr. Sina McCullough and Farmer Joel Salatin trace state-level health and food-freedom victories, including Pennsylvania's policy reversal and Iowa's Food Emancipation Proclamation. They ask whether grassroots action can succeed where federal agencies fail.

From Episode #268: RFK Jr.'s MAHA Reckoning: AI Doctors, Grassroots Revolt, and the Fight for Health Freedom (...


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Dr. Sina McCullough reports from inside the 2026 MAHA Summit, where corporate sponsors and industry executives took center stage while familiar grassroots voices were

largely absent. She and Farmer Joel Salatin ask whether MAHA is expanding its reach or drifting from the movement that built it.

(From Episode #267: The MAHA Mutiny: Inside the Movement's Most Contro...


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Dr. Sina McCullough and Farmer Joel Salatin examine a study suggesting that caged hens may have lower mortality and a smaller environmental footprint than free-range birds.

From Episode #266: The War on Happy Animals: Grass-Fed Beef, Free-Range Chickens, and Big Ag Science

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Farmer Joel Salatin and Dr. Sina McCullough examine a new preprint claiming that organic grass-fed beef produces a larger carbon footprint than conventional grain-fed beef. Joel argues that the comparison misses nutrition, cattle genetics, regional conditions, soil biology, and the difference between minimally modified organic production and genuinely management-intensive gra...


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