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This week, Sam Anthony joins The Feds to discuss the downfall of legacy media, the alternative media, and his own hyper-local online news source model, YourNews.com , which gives a platform to citizen journalists. Sam discusses the shareholders behind news organizations, how to avoid that model, and what he thinks will be the eventual downfall of the legacy media. Sam Anthony possesses over two de...

Joining the podcast this week is Kristi Dobbs , a dental hygienist who was severely injured by the COVID-19 shot in January 2021. Kristi reached out to many for help, including NIH itself, but was gaslit and censored repeatedly. She has found the most healing through dietary changes and through the community she helped form, React 19 . In our discussion, Kristi sheds light on the common difficulti...

Note: The referenced Idaho Medical Freedom Bill, after being vetoed by Idaho Governor Brad Little, was revised and signed into law after the recording of this podcast. The law takes effect July 1, 2025. It protects individuals from being discriminated against based on their medical choices. This week on The Feds, we are joined by Sasha Latypova and Katherine Watt . Both are independent reporters a...

Joining The Feds this week is R. Davis Younts , constitutional attorney to military service members actively being suspended from the US military after declining to take the flu shot. We discuss the recent Cleveland Clinic study that found people who took the flu shot were 27% more likely to get the flu! We question who is possibly giving these orders under the current administration. We also disc...

Joining The Feds is Amy Haywood, a military spouse who has dedicated the past several years informing the public of the quiet policies of the Department of Defense Education Activities (DODEA) schools. After her own child enrolled in one school overseas, she discovered that the schools included DEI, critical race theory, and gender ideology into their teaching and curriculum. Today we discuss what...

Joining The Feds this week is Twila Brase, RN, president of Citizens’ Council for Health Freedom and author of the book Big Brother in the Exam Room: The Dangerous Truth about Electronic Health Records . We discuss the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and how it not only does not provide privacy for medical history, but allows your information to be more readily shared....

79. Challenging the US Medical System | Dr. Mary Bowden | The Feds Dr. Mary Talley Bowden joins The Feds this week to talk about her own continued fight for medical freedom, both for patients and for herself as a doctor. We discuss the business model she has used for her own practice, and the slow shift away from the corporate controlled care to which Americans are so accustomed. Dr. Bowden touche...

This week on The Feds , Valerie Borak and Dr. Sheila Furey inform our audience of how our medical freedom is being threatened in 2025. Dr. Furey’s Virginia Medical Freedom Alliance and Feds For Freedom are co-sponsoring the 2025 conference to discuss topics such as this. Valerie, attorney and policy analyst with Stand for Health Freedom, will be speaking at the conference and previews her presenta...

This week on The Feds , Holly Felmlee joins us again to discuss her recent Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) lawsuit win. Holly Felmlee was a financial analyst for the Department of Defense Education Activities (DODEA), who worked in Japan and Belgium during the Covid years. Based on her vaccination status, she was unwillingly put on AWOL status and fired, re-hired, and fired again wi...

76. DOGE, the Surveillance State, and the End to Social Isolation | Aaron Kheriaty, MD | The Feds Joining The Feds this week is Aaron Kheriaty, MD – psychiatrist, author, speaker, and Missouri v. Biden plaintiff. We begin by discussing DOGE and the role of artificial intelligence. We discuss REAL ID’s that are catapulting the United States further towards a surveillance state. Dr. Kheriaty details...

Ryan Weaver , Nashville country singer, motivational speaker, former Army intelligence analyst, joins the podcast this week to talk about the censorship he experienced posting against-the-flow Covid material on his social media. We talk about the country music industry, and find out who actually owns the business side of it. Ryan emphasizes the danger that jumping to conclusions pose to both sides...

Major Michael Gary , CBRN specialist and former Maine National Guardsman, joins The Feds for a second time this week. Like many others, due to his refusal to take the COVID-19 experimental jab, Mike was reprimanded, discharged, and left to rebuild his life outside the uniform he once wore with pride. With the Harkins v. United States ruling in January, 2025, declaring COVID discharges unjust, and...

Part 2 of 2: Healing from Covid Trauma This week on The Feds, we are joined again by David and Jennifer Meece along with Kyle David, a counselor affiliated with Mighty Oaks, who also works independently as a coach and speaker to help people heal from trauma. The Covid years have left many with a sense of injury, whether one has lost relationships, lost a job, been shamed, or been coerced- it’s all...

Part 1 of 2:  Healing from Covid Trauma This week on The Feds we are joined by (Ret.) Lt. Col. David Meece and his wife Jennifer. David served in the Army and Air Force for a total of 33 years, first as enlisted, and later as an officer. David and Jennifer shed light on the challenges they faced due to the COVID-19 mandate, and discuss David’s decision to stand firm on his convictions and refuse t...

In this post-inaugural episode of The Feds, we take the opportunity to hear from a few past guests regarding how the US Government systems can be dismantled and carefully pieced back together to ensure that the rights of all Americans are protected.  President Donald Trump has vowed to reinstate with back pay all military service members who were fired over refusing the Covid-19 shots. But what ab...

Ryan Sweazey and Francesca Graham of Walk the Talk Foundation join The Feds this week. The role of an Inspector General is to identify and address misconduct within individual agencies, but instead, their offices have increasingly been used to cover up the misconduct and gaslight the whistleblower. Ryan and Francesca discuss specific examples of IG corruption, the plight of the whistleblower, what...

Dr. Sheila Furey joins The Feds again this week to discuss what she learned at Ginkgo Biosecurity’s International Bird Flu Summit in October 2024. We talk about their plan for extensive PCR testing, biosurveillance on small farms, and the H5N1 vaccine rollout. Dr. Sheila Furey is a practicing psychiatrist in Richmond, Virginia and is co-founder of the Virginia Medical Freedom Alliance. Look up the...

Mattias Desmet, author of The Psychology of Totalitarianism , joins The Feds this week. Mattias is a professor at Ghent University who clearly articulated the mass formation seen during the COVID-19 pandemic. In the interview, we discuss how to spot mass formation and propaganda, and why free speech is so important. We discuss the 2024 US Election, and how we saw both mass formation and a breaking...

67. Charles Rixey: What Did Dr. Fauci Cover Up? This week on The Feds , we are joined by Charles Rixey , a former CBRN chief in the United States Marine Corps, specializing in weapons of mass destruction. Charles is a member of DRASTIC, a team of researchers and scientists investigating SARS CoV-2 origins. Charles was the first to prove that Dr. Anthony Fauci was directly involved in the efforts t...

Army Major Mandy Feindt joins The Feds this week. Mandy is one of 93,000 people impacted by the 2021 Red Hill Water Crisis while she was serving in a nominative position with Special Operations Command-Pacific and living in military housing in Hawaii.  In May and November of 2021, approximately 20,000 gallons of jet fuel leaked from the US Navy’s Red Hill Underground Bulk Fuel Storage Facility and...

Episode 65: Joshua Macias: Can Veterans Be Made Whole Again? This week, The Feds podcast is joined by Joshua Macias , Navy veteran and founder of three organizations advocating for veteran needs, including housing. We discuss the ongoing epidemic of veteran PTSD (or, rather, PTSI  as he explains), suicide, and homelessness. Joshua talks about the contract between veterans and America, and how it h...

64. G. Silcox and J.M. Herndon: What is Being Sprayed in Our Skies? This week, The Feds welcomes Ginny Silcox and J. Marvin Herndon to discuss geoengineering or, rather, “total environmental interference.” We discuss what is actually being sprayed into the air, how we spot it, and its effects on our atmosphere, land, and bodies.  Ginny Silcox holds a Q clearance with the Department of Energy and d...

Meryl Nass , researcher, rights advocate, and former internal medicine physician, joins The Feds this week. Meryl has a broad spectrum of interest and expertise. We talk about the similarities of the Anthrax and COVID shot rollouts and the lack of Informed Consent. We touched on what Trump can do to make sure the WHO never again dictates policy and discussed the UN trying to coerce nations into co...

62. Terrence Popp: Fighting Veteran Suicide Through Comedy and Discussion This week on The Feds , we are joined by Terrence Popp, a retired United States Army First Sergeant and Green Beret. He is a recipient of two purple hearts. Terrence saw the Army come into its own post-Vietnam, and due to its "yes" men leaders, saw its slow downward spiral to the "shell it has become today." Terrence has ded...

61. Brad Miller: Questioning the Narratives This week on an election edition of The Feds , we speak again with former Lt. Col. Brad Miller. We start out our conversation hearing Brad’s thoughts on Western NC in the aftermath of the hurricane. We talk about the confusion finding truth, and how that plays into narratives we are fed or psyops being conducted around us. We discuss J.M. Phelps’ Remdesi...