



People in power, especially at the federal level, are not only in a unique position to create meaningful change but are also simultaneously met with significant pushback from the public and bureaucratic red tape. While it is extremely important to protect the health of people and the planet, especially from urgent and imminent threats, how much can those with authority accomplish without completely destroying their chances of success? Michael Kane and his guest, Mary Talley Bowden, share their thoughts. Speaking of elected officials, a new bill was just filed by Thomas Massie which would “allow small farmers to slaughter and process their own livestock for direct-to-consumer sales without federal interference.” Here to explain the precedent for, and value of, this piece of legislation is Meryl Nass, M.D. Don’t miss it!
*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.