​This week, DeeDee Hoover is once again filling in for Dr. Paul. In her From the Heart segment, she shares a soul-inspired message about how we can choose faith over fear in our daily lives. Remembering that we are connected and loved can be a grounding force for positive change, enabling us to go out and make a difference in the world!

In this week’s show, DeeDee interviews Joy Garner with The Control Group, an organization searching for the truth about the health and well-being of our children, our families, our friends, and ourselves. Tune in to learn about the research and documentation being done on the real impact of vaccinations. To learn more, visit thecontrolgroup.org.

In this episode, DeeDee Hoover fills in for Dr. Paul and discusses the importance of the Control Group Study with Joy Garner.

Here are some of the key points discussed:

• The Control Group Study is a survey-based study that compares the health outcomes of vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals.
• The study found that unvaccinated people are generally healthier than vaccinated ones, with only about 1% of adults being entirely unvaccinated nationwide.
• The legal site for the study is informedconsentdefense.org, where you can find all the documentation related to the study and its confrontations with the US Supreme Court.
• ​The implications of this study for public health policies and vaccination programs are significant, as it challenges the mainstream narrative that vaccines are always safe and effective.

This week, DeeDee Hoover is filling in for Dr. Paul while he is away caring for his mother and family. In her From the Heart segment, DeeDee shares a special message of encouragement, reminding all of us that when we come together, supporting and loving each other during hardship, it can make all the difference in the world.
 
In this week’s show, DeeDee interviews singer/songwriter Brad Skistimas, solo act of Five Times August. They discuss music and what it means to use art as a form of protest. Brad is actively standing up for what he believes, and he inspires us to do the same. Stick around for a special bonus performance at the end! To support Brad’s music, visit fivetimesaugust.com.

​Today, we have a special guest, Brad Skistimas from Five Times August. In this episode, we discuss the importance of using art to express social issues and why some musicians are no longer doing so. Brad shares his unique perspective as an independent artist who has never been tied to a major record label or had management and PR guys telling him what to say or how to dress. We also touch on the critical role of paying attention to what's happening in our world and standing up for those whose voices aren't being heard. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about music and art with Brad Skistimas!

​Dr. Paul shares his From the Heart message from the emergency room, where his mother is currently fighting for her life. He reminds us of what it means to put our family first, doing whatever it takes to be there for them and loving them no matter the hardships we are experiencing.
 
This week, we are excited to have a clinical psychologist and investigative journalist, Antony Sammeroff, join us. He shares powerful insight on big pharma and its role in our world, diving deep into what parents can be doing for their children. To learn more about his services, visit beyourselfandloveit.com and go to 7pharmamyths.com to download his ebook and support his work!

Title: Interview with Antony Sammeroff on Big Pharma

Summary: In this podcast episode, Dr. Paul interviews Antony Sammeroff, a clinical psychologist and investigative journalist who focuses on the pharmaceutical industry. They discuss the deception and manipulation that occurs within the industry, including the omission of studies and the promotion of drugs that may not be safe or effective. They also offer advice on how to approach conversations about these topics with others.

Key Points:

• The pharmaceutical industry often prioritizes profits over patient safety and well-being.
• Many drugs are prescribed without sufficient evidence of their effectiveness or safety.
• Parents can protect their children from diseases by focusing on preventative measures such as healthy eating and exercise.
• When discussing these topics with others, it's important to stick to areas where you have expertise and can substantiate your claims.

References:

• Book: "Big Bad Pharma" by Ben Goldacre
• Study mentioned in summary not specified

In his from the heart segment, Dr. Paul talks about God and identity. We are not defined by our accomplishments, our popularity, or by what people say about us. A deep understanding of what it means to be a child of God will refresh our sense of personal identity, transform our low points, and redefine blessing. We must recognize that there is a bigger mission we are being called to join. Let’s do this together!
 
This week, we meet Danielle Baker, a registered nurse who has served for 20 years providing hospice and palliative care. After being coerced to take the Covid vaccine she has experienced immense disability and suffering. Daniel vulnerably shares the devastating impact her health issues have had on her husband and children and what life has been like since. This is a powerful interview you don’t want to miss!

​The episode features Danielle Baker, a hospice and palliative care nurse who shares her experience of suffering from disability after taking the COVID Jab. Dr. Paul and DeeDee Hoover also participate in the discussion. The transcript includes discussions about the underreporting of vaccine injuries, the difficulty in reporting them, and the lack of support for those who suffer from vaccine injuries. Danielle Baker talks about how her life has been affected by her disability and how she has struggled to receive support from medical professionals. The PDF file answers questions related to the speakers in the podcast, Danielle Baker's disability, and the support she received after her injury.

​Danielle Baker, RN suggests that if you want to get a hold of her, you can look her up on Facebook. Her name on Facebook is Danielle Baker.