Oct 24 2025 3-5pm ET
Friday on The Robert Scott Bell Show:
Hour 1
At the Weston A. Price Foundation’s 25th Anniversary Wise Traditions event in Salt Lake City, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Ariana Victor, a filmmaker whose new documentary Just Look Up takes on one of the most controversial and urgent topics of our time—geoengineering and atmospheric spraying. Ariana and I first met in Sedona, and what struck me then—and again now—is her combination of artistry, courage, and vision. She’s not just exposing what’s happening above us; she’s redefining how we tell truth in film. Just Look Up blends documentary evidence with cinematic style and emotion—a new kind of “edutainment,” as she calls it—to awaken people without overwhelming them. It’s a creative, visually stunning way to bring awareness to what many dismiss as conspiracy but is, in fact, a growing environmental and health crisis.
Ariana shared her path from environmental activism and anti-GMO research—working alongside the legal teams that fought Monsanto—to realizing the deeper corruption that fuels global deception. That awakening led her to question everything, including the “settled science” of climate change. Her film traces how industrial waste, particularly coal fly ash, may be repurposed for large-scale weather modification under the guise of “solar radiation management.” She discovered that the mineral composition of volcanic ash and coal fly ash—used to justify climate-cooling aerosol experiments—are nearly identical, except for higher aluminum content. That aluminum, found in rainfall and soil worldwide, has profound neurological and ecological consequences. As Ariana says, the true story isn’t about controlling temperature—it’s about controlling humanity.
But what makes Ariana’s work powerful isn’t just the data—it’s the divine guidance behind it. She described how the entire film unfolded as a series of synchronicities, from finding The Celestine Prophecy in a “take a book, leave a book” box to meeting her cinematographer—her astrological twin—within weeks of moving to Sedona. The result is a film born from intuition, courage, and conviction that truth has timing. Just Look Up premieres December 5th at JustLookUpFilm.com
At the 25th Anniversary of the Weston A. Price Foundation’s Wise Traditions conference, I sat down with Stan Jensen, founder of UtahsBestBeef.com and a passionate advocate for regenerative agriculture. Stan’s story begins on his family’s traditional agrochemical farm—40 years without animals, spraying chemicals, growing corn and alfalfa for export. He grew up surrounded by soil but never knew it was alive until, at 30, he discovered soil microbiology and the concept of soil health. That revelation transformed him from a conventional farmer into a “recovering pesticidaholic,” determined to heal the land he once unknowingly depleted.
Stan credits Sarah Patterson and the Red Acre Center for inspiring his transformation. Attending their Utah Farm and Food Conference introduced him to the pioneers of organics and regenerative farming, teaching him that life begets life. He began integrating animals back onto his land—cows, pigs, and chickens—using intensive rotational grazing to restore biodiversity and organic matter. His approach mirrors the principles of Joel Salatin: mimicking nature’s cycles with intention and humility. Stan’s ground beef, which blends 10% liver into every batch, is designed to return vital nutrients like copper and vitamin A to modern diets depleted by industrial food systems. He’s even measuring trace minerals in his beef to track improvements as his soil regenerates over time.
Beyond producing clean, nutrient-dense food, Stan has become a tireless advocate for direct-to-consumer agriculture. He works with Red Acre Center to reduce government barriers and restore local transparency—so farmers can look customers in the eye and answer, “No, we don’t use mRNA vaccines, antibiotics, or GMOs.” For Stan, stewardship of animals and soil is sacred work: cows are “God’s landscapers,” and every creature has a role in the cycle of renewal. His dream is to see regenerative herds thundering across the plains again, restoring fertility and freedom to the land. Until then, he’s building that vision—one pasture, one neighbor, and one bite of real beef at a time. Visit UtahsBestBeef.com
Hour 2 ENCORE!
Eight Northeast States Eye End Run Around CDC Vaccine Recommendations Public health officials from eight Northeastern states—including all New England states except New Hampshire, plus New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey—recently convened in Providence, Rhode Island, to explore coordinated vaccine guidance independent of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention amid sweeping federal shifts in vaccine policy. The meeting responded to controversial developments, such as the dismissal of all ACIP members by the HHS Secretary and CDC policy changes regarding COVID-19 vaccinations for children and pregnant individuals. Participants discussed forming a regional vaccine advisory group, potentially relying on consensus guidance from professional medical societies rather than federal mandates. Massachusetts’ Public Health Commissioner emphasized the strategy as a way to reaffirm evidence-based recommendations and reduce confusion as messaging from federal sources becomes less consistent. Efforts under consideration include enabling health commissioners to set vaccine requirements, authorizing pharmacists to administer vaccines without federal approval, and ensuring insurers honor these state-consensus recommendations. Coordinated action is seen as necessary to preserve immunization coverage and protect public health infrastructure, especially as insurance policies and school mandates historically hinge on CDC guidance. This emerging approach reflects growing concern that federal realignment of vaccine policy may undermine access to preventive care and trust in scientific public health leadership.
Special Guest: Tony Lyons
Co-Founder & Co-Chairman of the Board, American Values 2024 & President & Publisher, Skyhorse Publishing.
Tony Lyons is an attorney and president of Skyhorse Publishing. Founded in 2006, the independent book publisher has produced an eclectic and broad mix of work, from nature and sports to current events, politics, health, and fiction. Through its twenty-three imprints, Skyhorse boasts fifty-seven New York Times bestsellers and a 10,000 title backlist. Among its stable of authors is Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Rise in kidney stones among kids and teens Doctors report a growing trend of kidney stones in children and teens—once rare, the condition is now increasingly diagnosed in younger patients, especially adolescent girls. In one illustrative case, a 15-year-old high school junior experienced recurring kidney stones over several years, underscoring how the condition can persist and reappear. Pediatric nephrologist Dr. Andrew Schwaderer emphasizes that these stones are often silent until symptoms emerge, and nearly 30 to 50 percent of pediatric cases can recur within five years. The causes remain unclear, but diet is a leading suspect: many affected youth—nine times out of ten—consume a low-calcium diet and rarely drink milk. To reduce risk, experts advise three daily servings of calcium, reduced salt intake, and increased hydration. The trend isn’t geographically limited; similar increases—ranging from 23 to 28 percent over five years among teenage boys and girls—have also been documented by studies in other regions. These findings suggest that dietary habits, including high sodium and processed food intake, may be altering mineral balance and increasing stone risk in youth. Because stones often only become symptomatic when they shift or block passages, early recognition, dietary interventions, and family-wide healthy habits are increasingly important for prevention among children.
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