Episodes

A Berkeley calculus professor published the numbers on her own students, and the single most common score on her eight-topic readiness test was zero. Not the average score. The most common one. These are students the University of California chose to admit, and a professor is now standing at the fro...

The Bill of Rights does not grant you a single right. Constitutional scholar Bill Norton walks Jenny Beth Martin through all ten amendments in the concluding lesson of the founding principles series, and the through-line is a distinction most Americans were never taught: those ten amendments protect...

The FBI put Senator Chuck Grassley and Congressman Jim Jordan on a list of people spreading Russian disinformation, and on that same list it wrote down Joe Biden and his family as the victims. The White House Government Transparency Task Force, run by John Solomon, declassified a Bureau operation co...

Nineteen thousand COVID patients came through Dr. Brian Tyson's urgent care clinic, and no federal health agency has ever asked him what worked. In this episode of The Jenny Beth Show, Jenny Beth Martin talks with the Southern California physician who kept his doors open when most doctors closed the...

Vitamin D cut intensive care admissions by about 90 percent in a placebo controlled, randomized, double blinded trial published roughly two months before the first COVID vaccine rolled out. The treatment cost about 30 dollars over the counter, and the side effects came in lower than placebo. Dr. Dan...

Ivermectin in his pocket, because the hospital pharmacy would not release it. Dr. John Littell, a board certified family physician in Ocala, Florida with more than thirty years in practice, tells Jenny Beth Martin what he saw inside the hospitals during COVID and what it cost him to say so. A new mo...

The Seventeenth Amendment changed who picks your United States senator, and constitutional scholar Bill Norton argues it was never validly ratified. In 1913 the selection of senators moved from state legislatures to a statewide popular vote, and the states lost the single structural check they held ...

Fauci's diaries are public, and Dr. Kat Lindley has read them. In this full-length conversation, the Texas family physician tells Jenny Beth Martin what she believes the entries prove: that the man who told America he was the science recommended closing New York City's schools, then went on televisi...

A pediatrician showed a United States Senate hearing a package insert pulled from a box of the COVID shot. Both sides of it were blank. Within months she had lost her position as a professor of medicine, and her own medical school had reported her testimony to her state medical board. Dr. Renata Moo...