April 1, 2024 3-5PM ET
Monday on The Robert Scott Bell Show:
Hour 1
COVID-Cautious Americans Feel Abandoned: In the evolving landscape of the COVID-19 pandemic, a segment of the U.S. population continues to feel increasingly isolated and neglected by public health policies.Despite the widespread availability of vaccines, antivirals, and rapid tests, and the assertion by health officials that the emergency phase of COVID-19 is over, individuals like Alex and Briana Mills, who are either immunocompromised or have experienced severe COVID-19 outcomes such as Long COVID, express a profound sense of abandonment. They argue that the easing of mask mandates, isolation guidelines, and the scarcity of real-time infection data fail to acknowledge the ongoing risk the virus poses to vulnerable populations. This sentiment is echoed across the COVID-cautious community, who find themselves at odds with the current scientific consensus that aims for a moderate approach to living with the virus. The emergence of groups like the People’s CDC, which seeks to offer alternative guidance, underscores the deepening rift between this community and public health officials.
Special Guest Chris Widener
Chris Widener is widely recognized as one of the top speakers in the world today. He has spoken all over the world in places like Germany, Spain, Russia, China, Egypt, Singapore, Australia and of course, all over the United States and Canada.
His clients are a “who’s who” of American businesses and organizations, including: General Electric, Cisco Systems, Microsoft and the Harvard Business School.
Chris’ dynamic, practical and engaging speeches will have your audience laughing one minute and learning timeless truths of success the next.
Chris was hand selected by two of the legends of the speaking world to work with them and he now carries on their legacy. Jim Rohn, one of the most successful speakers of the last 50 years, and also known for being Tony Robbins first mentor, made Chris his last protege. Chris and Jim co-authored the Jim Rohn One Year Success Plan as well as Jim’s last book, The Twelve Pillars, which has become an international best-seller. Zig Ziglar, considered to be the greatest motivational speaker of the 20th Century, personally chose Chris to co-host his television show, True Performance. Chris’ two books, The Angel Inside, and The Art of Influence are the only two fiction books Zig Ziglar endorsed in his entire life. Along with co-hosting True Performance, Chris also hosted his own show, Made for Success, where he interviewed some of the top business achievers and thought leaders of our time. Chris considers it a privilege to be able to speak to people, help them lead successful lives, become extraordinary leaders and, masterful salespeople.
Chris Widener began a small publishing company called the American Community Business Network in the 1990′s. Chris then changed the name to Made for Success and grew the company into a large business selling tens of thousands of personal development programs through large retailers like Costco, Sam’s Club, Wal-Mart, Target and Barnes and Noble. He sold that business to his partner in 2009 to focus on his speaking, writing and coaching exclusively.
Chris is the author of twenty books with three million copies in print in 13 languages and over 450 articles on success, leadership, sales and motivation. His best-selling books include The Angel Inside (which has also been optioned as a movie), The Art of Influence, The Leadership Rules, Live the Life You Have Always Dreamed Of, Twelve Pillars, and the sequel to Twelve Pillars, Above All Else. Chris has also produced over 80 CDs and DVDs on a wide range of topics.
Fortified Eggs Apparently Won’t Worsen Your Cholesterol, May Even Improve Heart Health: Contrary to longstanding debates about the dietary cholesterol in eggs and its effects on heart health, recent research suggests fortified eggs, which are enhanced with nutrients like omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin D, and selenium, may not worsen cholesterol levels. The PROSPERITY trial observed no significant differences in the HDL and LDL cholesterol levels of participants consuming 12 or more fortified eggs per week compared to those consuming fewer than two. Additionally, improvements in total cholesterol, LDL particle number, and insulin resistance scores were noted, hinting at potential cardiac benefits from the extra nutrients in fortified eggs. Despite the study’s limitations, including its funding by Eggland’s Best, it introduces a nuanced perspective into the egg debate, emphasizing the importance of considering the type of eggs and overall dietary habits in assessing heart health risks.
Hour 2
Moves to ban lab-grown meat intensify in Republican US states: In an emerging trend, Republican legislators across at least seven US states are proposing bans on the sale and distribution of lab-grownmeats, targeting a food technology sector that has gained substantial investment from figures like Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos. This legislative push reflects a broader political narrative that positions lab-grown meat within the frame of a “woke” liberal agenda, with some critics drawing controversial parallels to vaccine debates. The first federally approved lab-grown chicken has made its way into select restaurants, sparking debates about food innovation versus traditional agriculture. The opposition to lab-grown meat, mirrored in Italy’s recent production ban, contrasts with supportive stances in other countries, like China, indicating a global divide in the acceptance of this technology. The lab-grown meat industry, which saw significant investment in 2022, argues that it offers a necessary complement to conventional meat production to meet global demand sustainably. The proposed state bans are viewed by some as efforts to protect established agricultural interests from new competition, potentially stifling innovation and limiting consumer choices in the burgeoning field of alternative proteins.
Do We Really Want Fauci in Charge of Our Food?: The article raises concerns over the shift in industrial meat production from the widespread use of antibiotics to the adoption of mRNA vaccines, without clear disclosure to consumers. Highlighting the backdrop of increasing consumer backlash against antibiotic use due to the rise of superbugs, it explores the industry’s clandestine move towards mRNA technology as an alternative. This change, while presented under the guise of “antibiotic-free” practices, is critiqued for its lack of transparency and potential parallels drawn with controversial medical interventions during the COVID-19 pandemic. The discussion extends into the regulatory and ethical landscape, questioning the integrity of using mRNA in livestock without comprehensive public awareness and consent, paralleling anxieties surrounding human mRNA vaccine deployment.
Special Guest Austin Frerick
Austin Frerick is an expert on agricultural and antitrust policy. He worked at the Open Markets Institute, the U.S. Department of Treasury, and the Congressional Research Service before becoming a Fellow at Yale University. He is a 7th generation Iowan and 1st generation college graduate, with degrees from Grinnell College and the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
In ‘Barons,’ Austin Frerick Takes on the Most Powerful Families in the Food System: Austin Frerick’s book, Barons, delves into the monopolistic grip of seven families over the food industry, exploring the historical and systemic conditions that elevated them to power. Frerick contrasts the initial goals of the “New Deal Farm Bill” with the present “Wall Street Farm Bill,” critiquing the shift towards a policy framework that promotes overproduction and benefits a select few at the expense of broader agricultural and community health. The book emphasizes the need for a radical rethinking of agricultural policies and the USDA’s role, advocating for a return to more sustainable, equitable farming practices. Frerick’s narrative is both a personal journey through the transformed landscapes of Iowa and a critical examination of the consolidation of power within the food system, urging a reconsideration of who controls the food supply and the policies that enable them.
Today on “Homeopathic Hits” on The Robert Scott Bell Show, we spotlight Cyclamen Europaeum, derived from the enchanting European cyclamen plant.
Celebrated for fostering emotional well-being and supporting those with vision issues, Cyclamen Europaeum embodies a compassionate remedy for mood fluctuations, PMS, and various eye-related concerns.
Let’s explore the gentle yet profound impact of Cyclamen Europaeum on holistic health.
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Comment of The Day!
Super Don, try this sandwich:
Good seeded bread toasted, avocado smashed on both pieces of bread, sprinkle cumin and black pepper on top of avocado, add arugula, cherry tomatoes halved, and secret ingredients sauerkraut. Best brand is Bubbies. Enjoy 😊
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