“What happens to my child when I am no longer around” is a question that “haunts millions of families and one that must be brought to the attention of public and politicians alike.” In Andy Wakefield’s new book, this uncertainty associated with one’s future is approached through the lens of an immigrant mother and her son with autism as they travel on the Oregon Trail. Andy joins today’s show to share the details.
Are data centers clean tech, or are these facilities polluting our air, water and soil? Scientific research suggests the latter. That’s why we’re speaking, today, with Razi Ann Berry — an advocate for environmental health and the founder and publisher of an applied natural medicine journal which has published many case reports on both seen and unseen toxins in our environment. Don’t miss this!
Malissa Pistillo has personal experience with both the use and withdrawal of sedatives and antidepressants. She is now a coach who helps individuals and their families understand symptoms and explore healing. Listen to Malissa’s heartbreaking testimony and words of hope, during this episode.

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