War On Drugs Episodes

@Kevdjenkins1963 on how RFK Jr. can disrupt the two-party duopoly in 2024 by staying laser-focused on "America First" issues and his proven fight against medical tyranny and corporatocracy control.

Texas congressional candidate @JulieClarkTX exposes shocking details about the chaotic open border crisis and explains how the @GOP incumbents are betraying constituents.

John Helwlett discusses the life-changing power of nitric oxide and the revolutionary Cardio Miracle supplement

Michael Pickens (@LibertarianLead) on Reprogramming Botanicals and the Subconscious Mind for Success and Freedom

CEO Brian Fitzpatrick of @GetInQredible discusses how his company is using blockchain and third-party verification to ensure safe, quality CBD products in the cannabis industry.

@twc_health Exploring the Damaging Effects of Big Pharma's Corrupt Practices on Our Health.

Psycheceutical is focused on developing innovative solutions to society's most pressing problems using psychedelics as medicines. Through their research, they've found that psychedelics are a powerful tool for treating mental health issues like depression and anxiety.

On today's episode, I'm joined by Brian Vicente and Mason Tvert as we celebrate the 10th anniversary of Amendment 64, which legalized cannabis in Colorado.

If we face America’s racial history squarely, will it mean that the American project is a failure? Conversely, if we think the American project is a worthy endeavor, do we have to lie, downplay or equivocate about our past?

We'll be talking about everything from "cannabis is a gateway drug" to "cannabis kills brain cells." We'll also discuss whether or not you can overdose on cannabis, if it's addictive, and why it's illegal in so many places.

The deaths at the hands of police of George Floyd, Michael Brown, Breonna Taylor, and other Black Americans spurred national outrage—but now what?

How can FREEDOM help us fight rampant addiction in our society?

Helping people buy drug decriminalization as a solution.

"We should be talking and talking and talking repeatedly about cutting the federal government in half."

How can a plant known as the "vine of the dead" help heal instead of simply treating symptoms in the living?

"Take two of these and call me in the morning." A classic doctor's line that we've all jokingly said in jest at one point or another. But what if the "take two of these" medications are only dealing with symptoms versus actually tackling the root of the problem? Addison Todd is the CEO and founder of Eables and MyDeltaEight and joins the show to focus on solving the underlying problems people are facing versus numbing the symptoms.