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12:142.5K views · 18h ago · 12:14
Farmer Joel Salatin argues that America's beef crisis cannot be fixed through short-term government moves or more grazing on damaged public land. He says high prices can attract younger farmers willing to use controlled grazing, reduce fuel and equipment costs, and rebuild productive land.
13:243.3K views · 4d ago · 13:24
Guest: America's Beef Crisis
Farmer Joel Salatin traces rising beef prices beyond imports and drought to a deeper problem: decades of continuous grazing have weakened pasture productivity and water retention just as America's population grew and its cattle herd shrank.
10:414K views · 1w ago · 10:41
Dr. Sina McCullough and Farmer Joel Salatin trace state-level health and food-freedom victories, including Pennsylvania's policy reversal and Iowa's Food Emancipation Proclamation. They ask whether grassroots action can succeed where federal agencies fail.
12:2511K views · 1w ago · 12:25
Farmer Joel Salatin and Dr. Sina McCullough weigh whether RFK Jr. has been captured or constrained by Washington. Joel recalls prohibited words, scripted television, and the moment compromise crosses into conviction, while Sina explains why Kennedy appears handcuffed rather than bought out.
9:482.6K views · 2w ago · 9:48
Dr. Sina McCullough and Farmer Joel Salatin test the promise of AI driven healthcare against cancer-screening false negatives, algorithmic bias, and real-world technology failures. They ask whether an AI second opinion can empower patients without replacing the experience and judgment of human doctors.
11:545.8K views · 2w ago · 11:54
From Episode #267: The MAHA Mutiny: Inside the Movement's Most Controversial Summit Full Episode Here Sina's Online Coaching Program that teaches people How to Reverse Disease can be found here These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
12:546.7K views · 3w ago · 12:54
Guest: Joel Salatin Responds
Dr. Sina McCullough and Farmer Joel Salatin examine a study suggesting that caged hens may have lower mortality and a smaller environmental footprint than free-range birds. From Episode #266: The War on Happy Animals: Grass-Fed Beef, Free-Range Chickens, and Big Ag Science
12:3230K views · 3w ago · 12:32
Farmer Joel Salatin and Dr. Sina McCullough examine a new preprint claiming that organic grass-fed beef produces a larger carbon footprint than conventional grain-fed beef. From Episode #266: The War on Happy Animals: Grass-Fed Beef, Free-Range Chickens, and Big Ag Science
Topics: Cherry-Picking and Missing Nutrition · Pastured Eggs and Folic Acid · Measuring Nutrition Instead of Pounds · Carbon Cost Per Nutrient · Why Pounds Aren’t Nutrition · How Industry Data Shapes the Study
17:256.2K views · 4w ago · 17:25
Dr. Sina McCullough explains microBites, an experimental 3D-printed cookie made by using engineered yeast to convert plastic and agricultural waste into a protein rich flour. From Episode 265: Did RFK Jr. Keep His Promises, Edible Plastic Cookies, and the Rise of 3D-Printed Nutrition
10:455.2K views · 1mo ago · 10:45
Dr. Sina McCullough and Farmer Joel Salatin examine RFK Jr.'s speech at the 2026 Republican Midterm Convention in Dallas, from the health statistics he highlighted to the political realignment the hosts heard beneath them.
15:108.8K views · 1mo ago · 15:10
Joel Salatin explains how small processors could challenge concentrated meatpacking power, why nature scales through duplication instead of centralization, and how value-added foods can create a viable path for young farmers. Dr. Sina McCullough connects those ideas to Joel's new book, Food Emancipation, and asks why government will not simply stand down and let neighbors choose local food for themselves.
10:446.3K views · 1mo ago · 10:44
Farmer Joel Salatin and Dr. Sina McCullough examine President Trump's new rancher executive order and the repeated phrase that may limit their impact: to the extent permitted under federal law. They unpack country-of-origin labeling, beef prices, the Packers and Stockyards Act, Big Four meatpacking influence, and whether the orders create meaningful freedom for small farmers and processors.
8:483K views · 1mo ago · 8:48
Dr. Sina McCullough and Farmer Joel Salatin examine the evolving public account of two infant deaths in Lancaster County and the clash between Governor Josh Shapiro and RFK Jr. They then ask why Amish communities have become a focus of the vaccination debate - and whether public health, religious liberty, electoral politics, and land are now colliding.
10:214.6K views · 1mo ago · 10:21
Dr. Sina McCullough and Joel Salatin examine rising Gulf Coast concern around Vibrio vulnificus, often called flesh-eating bacteria. They discuss exposure through wounds and raw shellfish, the Gulf dead zone, and whether fertilizer runoff, harmful algal blooms, and changing aquatic ecosystems may help create conditions in which Vibrio can flourish.
14:117.9K views · 1mo ago · 14:11
Dr. Sina McCullough and Joel Salatin break down new UC Davis research on avocado-oil-labeled chips, mayonnaise, and dressings. They examine the 89% failure rate in the tested products, explain how adulteration is measured, revisit the myth that most olive oil is fake, and discuss what consumers can look for when choosing cooking oils.
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