

Real Talk with Zuby: Covid-19 What Is Real? – Nick Hudson and Mike Cavallo
< 1 min read Zuby is an independent rapper, author, life & fitness coach, public speaker, and host of the ‘Real Talk With Zuby’ podcast. In
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< 1 min read Zuby is an independent rapper, author, life & fitness coach, public speaker, and host of the ‘Real Talk With Zuby’ podcast. In
< 1 min read Nick discusses discrepancies between COVID directives from the government and the newly released Dr Fauci emails. He identifies sudden and common changes
< 1 min read In this informative interview, Dr Lee tells you all you need to know to calm down and make sensible decisions about COVID.
< 1 min read John Ioannidis, is a Professor of medicine, epidemiology and population health. He discusses the expertise needed to manage a pandemic, including the
4 min read History will record Covid-induced lockdowns as the product of pseudoscientific ideology, manifestations of an unprecedented mass hysteria and drummed-up fear.
< 1 min read Peter Castleden and Piet Streicher of PANDA unpack the modelling and predictions that PANDA made in 2020 with regard to the COVID-19
< 1 min read Doctor Denis Rancourt, from PANDA, examines COVID-19 with Dr Peter Breggin discussing the multiple measures being used during the pandemic, from wearing
< 1 min read Nick Hudson (PANDA) joins the Burning Platform to discuss what the data suggest about the effectiveness of lockdowns on a cost-to-benefit ratio.
2 min read The media relish negative news. “If it bleeds it leads” still holds, and perhaps it’s never been truer than in the COVID-19 era.
< 1 min read The ‘Global Health Community’ that previously prioritised diseases such as HIV, TB and the big child killer, malaria, implicitly considers avoidable deaths