Medical Authoritarianism

Is 9/10 the new 9/11? Dr. Madhava Setty on truth, fear, and forbidden questions

Listen now | Twenty-four years after 9/11, the same patterns of censorship, narrative-setting, and public fear are playing out in real time. What does…

Sep 23

1:20:19

Jeffrey Smith on GMOs, glyphosate, and the fight to reclaim our food

The biotech industry promises that gene editing delivers “precision,” but instead we get chromosomal mayhem and an untested, irreversible experiment on…

Sep 20

1:00:08

Stop being a patient in a collapsing system

COVID showed us what happens when we let fear and dependency rule. The next round doesn’t have to steamroll us.

Sep 18

Notes from the edge of civilization: August 31, 2025

In California, smoke gets in your eyes (and lungs!); in the Caribbean, a Syrian-style proxy war heats up; in Canada, organ transplants are MAiD to…

Aug 31

How regimes of “compassion” are rewriting rights

Canadian lawyer Daniel Freiheit shares how Canada’s safety culture is mutating the country into a speech-policing, hike-banning, snitch-encouraging…

Aug 30

59:59

Canada's expansion of MAiD: "It's almost the textbook picture of a slippery slope."

Dr. Steven Goldsmith exposes how “Medical Assistance in Dying” has morphed from a compassionate option for the terminally ill into a bureaucratic death…

Aug 29

1:07:14

Substack Live with Steven Goldsmith, MD

Tomorrow, August 28, 3pm PT / 6pm ET

Aug 27

Notes from the edge of civilization: August 24, 2025

MAiD in hell; you've come a long way, baby; steaks and high stakes.

Aug 24

AI is predicting the next pandemic

Prediction, simulation, control: Dr. Jessica Rose joins us to expose the machine behind the curtain.

Aug 23

1:06:11

Notes from the edge of civilization: July 27, 2025

No cure for food deserts; vaccines go flossy; everything is parody now.

Jul 27

A new book uncovers the hidden war on speech

In our latest podcast, Canadian lawyer Lisa Miron joins us to expose the global tribunal enforcing obedience through speech control — and why she…

Jul 12

1:07:18

Coercion is still coercion, even if it's (supposedly) for the greater good

In 2019, a philosopher argued that global crises demand coercive solutions. Then came 2020 — and we got a glimpse of what that really means.

Jul 8

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