Guest Virginia Farver’s son, Rich, was exposed to wireless radiation from a cell tower at San Diego State University. He began to notice symptoms — headaches, unrelenting fatigue and memory issues. Soon after his diagnosis of brain cancer, Rich passed away. Under the guise of equity and inclusion - surveillance technology — in the form of antennas and cell towers, have been built on college campuses. When it comes to cancer, medical institutions have financial incentives to look for a cure, but Virginia says that people need to focus on investigating the cause of these cancer clusters so that we can prevent it.