Explore every episode of the podcast The MAHA Report

How World Cup star Erling Haaland built a record-setting career on raw milk, organ meats, and real food that mirrors the new MAHA dietary guidelines.

MAHA Reports investigation into service members forced out over the military's Covid vaccine mandate who are still fighting for back pay and reinstatement.

The MAHA Report's review of John Leake's Mind Viruses, a historically grounded diagnosis of the irrational obsessions dividing America.

How the Supreme Court Monsanto decision and corporate capture stack government against ordinary Americans, and why the fight must go on.

Listen to the article: HHS Secretary Kennedy proposes new rules and an expanded list of Covid vaccine injuries to compensate affected Americans, as Big Pharma reps push back. 

We review Dr. Eric Berg's "Change Your Environments," which argues health failures stem from engineered surroundings, not willpower, and offers an audit of nine domains. Out Sept 8 from MAHA Books.

The ICA, ACA, and MAHA Chiropractic Hub have signed an MOU backing H.R. 539, which would expand Medicare's chiropractic coverage beyond the 1972 spinal-adjustment limit. 

We review "The Peptide Revolution" by Brigham Buhler and Lee Rosebush—an evidence-based guide tracing peptides from insulin to GLP-1, championing informed choice over hype. Out Aug 4 from MAHA Books.

RFK Jr. brings back the Presidential Fitness Test, discontinued in 2013, as part of the MAHA health push. A look at its two-tier standards, its JFK-era history, and whether schools will require it.

Americans are leaving cities for small plots of land in search of food independence. Joel Salatin, John Miller, Max Kane and others on the "homestead tsunami" and the back-to-the-land movement.

A young boy dreams his way through America's founding in Kelley Paul's picture book "Good Night, Young American," illustrated by Marika Monesi - a timely bedtime read for the nation's 250th anniversary.

RFK Jr. ends the Covid vaccine Emergency Use Authorization, fulfilling four promises: ending mandates, keeping vaccines available, demanding placebo trials, and ending the emergency—per The MAHA Report.

Federal employees who fought the Covid vaccine mandate and won an injunction now demand government-wide accountability at a July 1 DC summit featuring Malone, Nass, Kent, Tucker and more.

The MAHA Report on "Duty to Disobey," the new Children's Health Defense film following service members who refused the military's COVID vaccine mandate - the penalties they faced and their fight for redress.

Organic farmer John Klar breaks down Trump's executive order on regenerative agriculture—why reducing chemical inputs, not overnight organic conversion, is the smart path forward for U.S. farming.

A review of Marisa Zeppieri's Side Effects May Include Everything, a candid, funny guide drawn from two decades with lupus, blending vulnerability with practical strategies for chronic illness life.

Peter Gold examines four retracted homeopathy studies and argues they were pulled for unwelcome findings rather than fraud, making the case that disagreement shouldn't erase research from the record.

Beef prices keep climbing—up 16% in a year to $6.74/lb for ground beef. The DOJ and USDA investigate foreign-owned giants JBS and National Beef over alleged collusion in a market run by four firms. 

Acting Surgeon General Stephanie Haridopolos on the new federal Parkinson's council, and her argument that environmental toxins like paraquat and TCE—not genetics—drive most cases. 

A review of Eric Metaxas' bestseller "Revolution," a passionate, faith-focused history of America's founding for the 250th anniversary - plus the dispute over its bestseller-list ranking.

Tulsi Gabbard's biolab claims, RFK Jr., Fauci, and accusations of legacy-media silence. 

Cheryl Hines on supporting RFK Jr., the MAHA movement, vaccine safety, obesity, and drug prices in Washington. We fact-check the claims behind the headlines. 

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. publicly challenges a journal's retraction of a 2021 paper tying vaccines to sudden infant deaths. We cover his letter, the VAERS data debate, and the response. 

A look at "Plants That Heal" by Chris Young and Susan Ottaviano, a beautifully illustrated guide turning everyday rituals—brewing tea, drawing a bath—into gentle practices for body, mind, and soul. 

A look at "The Sunlight Solution" by William F. Supple Jr., who argues sun avoidance has fueled vitamin D deficiency and chronic disease. We unpack his case - and where the science is contested.

Children's Health Defense CEO Mary Holland delivers remarks at CHD's inaugural Advocacy Day, urging Congress to repeal vaccine liability protections and pursue what she calls "COVID justice."

Regenerative farming pioneer Joel Salatin on liberating small farms from government overreach, his "Food Emancipation Proclamation," and why direct farmer-to-consumer sales matter.

We reflects on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s three COVID-era books on Fauci, vaccine policy, and COVID's origins, and why they are an essential read on the pandemic era. 

The USDA's Great American Cotton Plan aims to revive U.S. cotton farming and textile manufacturing while a USDA-HHS campaign pushes natural fibers over synthetics. We unpack the policy and the economics. 

We review "PanAm.Captain," the memoir of Timothy Mellon - Mellon banking heir, pilot, railroad and airline owner, and top 2024 donor to Trump and RFK Jr. We dig into the life and the politics. 

A look at contested testimony from a Ron Johnson–chaired Senate hearing linking COVID vaccines to cancer, and why the scientific evidence doesn't support it.

MAHA Center unveils the National Chiropractic Hub—a coalition pushing Medicare reform, military and veteran access, and drug-free, prevention-first care. We break down the agenda and what's next. 

A review of "Finding Lina" by Helena Hjalmarsson — a Swedish psychoanalyst's raw, luminous memoir of her daughter's sudden autism regression and a mother's path through grief, love, and acceptance.

Vermont farmer John Klar's new memoir traces his journey from debilitating illness and Democratic politics into the heart of RFK Jr.'s MAHA movement — and why food may yet bridge America's divides.

In a late-night nail-biter, MAHA-endorsed Zach Lahn beat Rep. Randy Feenstra 38–37% to win Iowa's GOP gubernatorial primary. Tony Lyons calls it a defining moment for the MAHA movement.

Medicare just reversed decades of policy to cover GLP-1 weight-loss drugs at $50/month. We unpack the Bridge Program, who qualifies, the muscle-loss risks for seniors, and what it means for MAHA.

Should America ditch Daylight Saving Time — or Standard Time? Jay Pea of Save Standard Time explains why the clock we choose shapes sleep, child safety, and national health. 

RFK Jr.'s HHS and the Surgeon General warn excessive screen time fuels anxiety, depression, and developmental delays in kids. We unpack the advisory and what families and schools can do. 

Veterans with PTSD and traumatic brain injuries share how ibogaine and other psychedelics changed their lives after conventional treatments fell short. We examine the personal stories, the early science, and a new federal executive order that could expand access to these still-experimental therapies.

Is the EPA weakening PFAS rules or fixing them? A look at why the new approach to forever chemicals in drinking water may actually accelerate cleanup, plus the legal and funding battles behind it.

Sen. Ron Johnson says former FDA official Peter Marks knew about Covid vaccine risks and stayed silent. Inside the hidden safety signals, the cover-up claims, and the call to hold him accountable.

Beagle puppies silenced and force-fed drugs in taxpayer-funded labs. Inside the fight to end cruel animal testing, the rescues saving thousands, and the MAHA-backed reforms reshaping how science is done.

Is grass-fed beef really healthier than grain-fed? A farmer-attorney debunks the climate, animal welfare, and health myths used to attack cows and explains why regenerative ranching wins.

James Grundvig's "Master Manipulator" alleges that Danish researcher Poul Thorsen falsified CDC vaccine-autism data and tracks his extradition to the U.S. after 15 years as a fugitive from justice.

Sen. Bill Cassidy loses his Louisiana primary to MAHA-backed Julia Letlow — the first sitting U.S. senator ousted in a primary since 2012, and a breakout moment for the MAHA movement.

From Sovereignty Ranch in Texas Hill Country, a dispatch on the American Regenerative Conference, where farmers, RFK Jr., and policymakers united around a MAHA truth: healthy food starts with healthy soil.

Whole milk is officially back in American schools. We break down USDA's final rule, the science behind the low-fat reversal, and why MAHA sees it as a turning point for childhood nutrition policy.

A CIA whistleblower testifies under oath that Fauci buried the Covid lab leak truth by controlling the experts and the money. We unpack the Senate hearing, the coverup, and what comes next.

USDA's new SNAP rules force 250,000 retailers to stock real food, ending the "jelly as fruit" loophole. We break down the November deadline, 22-state soda bans, and the $95B fight over food stamps.

Over Mother's Day weekend, the Trump administration launched Moms.gov and proposed a new rule expanding fertility benefits through employer plans. Inside the biggest shift in maternal health policy.