This week, we sit down with Dr. Beverly Jensen to examine the growing concerns surrounding electromagnetic radiation and the devices we use every day. From normal cell phone use to Wi-Fi router location, we break down what constant exposure may be doing to the human body, especially in children whose systems are still developing. Dr. Jensen shares both research and firsthand experience, raising serious questions about long-term health effects, regulatory oversight, and why safety standards have failed to keep pace with rapidly advancing technology.

We discuss practical ways to reduce exposure in your home, the role parents play in recognizing early warning signs, and what it looks like to take back control in an environment that prioritizes convenience over caution.

Dr. Jensen has started a powerful initiative, called 10 Million Moms for Safer Tech, through which she hopes to shift the culture by awakening mothers to the dangers of wireless tech. If we are going to rely on this level of technology, we also have a responsibility to understand its impact, and make informed decisions to protect ourselves and the next generation.

Information & Resources:
Visit the EMF website dedicated to children:
www.KidsAndEMF.com

Download the free EMF protection guide:
www.kidsandemf.com/emf-protection-guide/

For more information:
www.womensmedicinebowl.com

This week, we bring back the Ricochet Round: a fast-paced format where we take turns throwing out key words, headlines, and ideas, and reacting to each one.

We move across a wide range of topics, connecting dots and questioning the narratives behind today’s biggest headlines—from air travel and TSA efficiency to digital IDs, energy concerns, and global policy shifts.

A few of the topics we cover:
• Air travel experiences & TSA effectiveness• Oil prices, refinery incidents & energy instability• Agenda 2030 & the push for clean energy• Energy lockdowns & potential rationing• U.S. financial stability & national debt concerns• Missing scientists & UFO-related discussions• The Farm Bill & tech-driven agriculture• Foreign influence on U.S. policy

As we move through each topic, a common thread emerges. Though seemingly unrelated, we call attention to the fact that all of the above are interconnected.

Join us as we discuss what all of this means for the days ahead. Thank you for joining us and for joining in this fight! Stay vigilant.

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We kick this week off by discussing the fortification of Dorchester Heights during the American Revolution. It serves as an inspiring example of bold courage in the face of tyrants and makes us ponder how that type of courage might change the course we're on today.

We then shift to current events, including the resignation of Joe Kent, who stepped down as Director of National Counterterrorism over concerns surrounding the war in Iran. We break down the geopolitical implications, the role of Israel in U.S. foreign policy, and growing public resistance to foreign conflicts. We dive into the ongoing controversy surrounding the Epstein files, examining the DOJ’s decision to pause unsealing documents under the justification of "national security. " We go on to explore the rapidly evolving role of AI in shaping public perception. From data collection to the rise of AI-generated media, we discuss how technology is influencing what people believe, and why critical thinking has never been more important.

There has never been a greater need for each and everyone of us to take an active role in our liberty.

Relevant links:

https://www.themodernexodus.com/

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