Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark

Half of American kids now have a chronic condition- that number was single digits when their grandparents were in school.

Beth Lambert, Founder and Executive Director of Documenting Hope, has spent 15 years asking why today's kids are sicker than any generation before them. We get into the toxic load kids carry before kindergarten, why eczema, allergies, ADHD, and anxiety keep showing up in the same child, and the part almost nobody...

Everything you put in that blue recycling bin? Most of it was never actually recycled.

Julia Cohen, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Plastic Pollution Coalition, is here to explain the biggest PR campaign of the last 50 years — and why it worked so well. We get into the microplastics and chemicals now showing up in human blood, brains, and breast milk, the everyday items quietly exposing you, and what the plastics industry...

Rachel Jankovic — wife, mom of eight, and author of 'No Time to Be Dumb' — joins me with practical, biblical guidance for teenage girls AND their moms. We get into friendship drama, how to actually start reading your Bible, modesty without shame, physical affection, and what to do when you're the only Christian in your family.

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Kids today can list every sin America's ever committed — but ask them why freedom is worth defending and you'll get blank stares 👀

Surprise! I've got a bonus episode for you. Glenn Beck — founder of Blaze Media and one of the most influential voices in conservative media — joins me with a mission for America's 250th birthday: helping families rediscover the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights, and what...

4 million copies sold, taught in classrooms, quoted by every therapist in America — and it might all be wrong 👀

Dr. Michael Scheeringa — psychiatrist and PTSD researcher of nearly three decades — makes the case that 'The Body Keeps The Score,' the most influential trauma book of our time, is built on evidence that doesn't prove what people think it proves. He breaks down where the "trauma lives in your body" theor...

Apparently farting is bad — and your "hormone problem" might not be a hormone problem at all 💨

Amy Migdalia — functional and holistic health practitioner and former attorney — reveals where most health problems actually start and why the answer is usually deeper upstream than you think. She breaks down her "3 E's" framework (Eating, Environment, and Extras), how to rebuild your gut after antibiotics, performance o...

Your doctor might be making you sicker — and he'd know, because he was one of them 💊

Dr. Ken Berry — board-certified family physician and bestselling author of Lies My Doctor Told Me — reveals how weak evidence and industry influence shaped the medical advice you've been told your whole life. He breaks down the truth about cholesterol during pregnancy, becoming osteoporosis-proof, the rise of insulin resistance in...

Most girls can name every Taylor Swift era, but not one phase of the menstrual cycle 🩸

Kylah Smook — women's health educator and founder of Cycle Camp Retreats — reveals what the body craves after ditching birth control and how fertility awareness gives women a natural way to prevent pregnancy. She also walks through the four phases of the menstrual cycle, why ovulation acts like a monthly report card for health, and sh...

Anxious? Unfocused? Burned out? The answer might be sitting between your ears 🧠⚡

In this episode, Rachel Lambert and Angie Noack of Braincode Centers are exposing what the mental health industry skips over — brain mapping and neurofeedback. We're talking everything a EEG brain map actually reveals and how you can retrain and optimize your brain naturally.

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The invisible threat moms can’t wash off 🌱🌾🚜

After watching her own family's health fall apart, Zen Honeycutt got to work — founding Moms Across America, running the first glyphosate testing in the country, and getting Costco to pull Roundup off its shelves. In this episode, we're breaking down glyphosate, paraquat, atrazine, fluoride, and the Big Ag lobbying machine.

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Everyone's ditching fluoride for hydroxyapatite. But is it actually safer? 🦷

Jenn Thatcher didn't just go along with the trend — she pushed back. After believing her children were affected by products she trusted, and then facing her son's brain tumor diagnosis, she became relentless about ingredient safety. She's the founder of ZEBRA, a non-toxic personal care brand built on one principle: clean is black and white — no...

Your great-grandmother ate bread every day—so why does a single slice leave so many people feeling bloated, sluggish, and convinced they're gluten intolerant? 🍞

Sue Becker — food scientist, author, and founder of Real Bread Outreach — is back after her first appearance broke the internet and sold out flour mills across the country. After more than 34 years studying wheat and modern food processing, she's answering...

A generation ago, pregnant women were rarely offered vaccines. Today, they're encouraged to get multiple shots before their baby takes a single breath.

Dr. Bob Sears, pediatrician, vaccine educator, and author of The Vaccine Book, joins us to discuss parental choice, informed consent, and the growing debate around maternal vaccination. We also dive into circumcision—and his perspective may surprise you.

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We've all been sleeping on LARD?!

The wellness world is obsessed with beef tallow — but Charles Mayfield, regenerative farmer and founder of Farrow Skincare, says we've completely ignored the one animal humans have relied on most for centuries: the pig. After a severe sunburn flipped his entire worldview, Charles became obsessed with the question hardly anyone in the MAHA movement wants to touch — if we care so much abou...

We're surrounded by WiFi, Bluetooth, and 5G every day — so why haven't we heard what the research says about long-term exposure?

Stephanie Locricchio, Senior Advocacy Manager at Children's Health Defense and founder of Wellness Warriors Revolution, joins us to break down the explosion of wireless technology and H.R. 2289 — a bill that could strip local communities of control over where towers go, including near schools a...

Millions of Americans take antidepressants, but far fewer are warned about how difficult coming off them can be.

Laura Delano spent 14 years inside the psychiatric system before discovering that many of the symptoms she believed were signs of mental illness were actually linked to psychiatric drug withdrawal. We discuss why antidepressant tapering is so often misunderstood, how withdrawal can be mistaken for relapse, and whether a ...

The beauty industry has been putting ingredients in your lip products that they'd NEVER be allowed to put in your food — and nobody is talking about it.

Laura DiGirolamo is a beauty attorney, industry insider, and founder of YOM Beauty, and she's blowing the whistle on one of the biggest blind spots in modern beauty. We're talking flavored balms, vanilla frosting lip masks, tinted glosses — products literally designed fo...

Why are so many incredible women still single — and why do men feel like dating is impossible?

Brad Wilcox, Distinguished Professor of Sociology at UVA and author of Get Married, joins us to tackle one of the most urgent crises of our time — crashing birth rates, exploding loneliness, and entire generations opting out of love and family. He breaks down why even Christians are struggling, and gives us the roadmap for what...

The Trump pivot. The Crowder fallout. Brett Cooper. Ben Shapiro. Jeremy Boreing has been at the center of some of the biggest personalities, controversies, and power moves in conservative media. As co-founder of The Daily Wire, he helped build a startup into a media empire—and in this episode, we get into what it really takes to do that, where the movement goes from here, and whether conservatism is actually creating culture ...