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80 years ago, the world witnessed D-Day, an event that irrevocably altered the course of human history.

In this episode of the Back to the People Podcast, host Nicole Shanahan sits down with Mike Benz, a leading advocate for internet freedom. The discussion begins with an exploration of the current landscape of online censorship and its implications for free speech. Mike shares his insights on the key battles being fought to protect the internet as a platform for open dialogue and the exchange of ideas. The conversation then delves into Mike's personal journey and his efforts to combat increasing censorship here at home and around the world.

Vice Presidential candidate Nicole Shanahan addresses a crowd in Maine, outlining her platform on environmental policy, community-based solutions, and political reform. Nicole shares insights from her discussions with Maine's watermen and tribal representatives, emphasizing the need for policies informed by local experiences and scientific integrity.

In this episode of the Back to the People Podcast, host Nicole Shanahan sits down with Dr. Mary Talley Bowden about what true health freedom looks like in today's world. Dr. Bowden, trained in otolaryngology at Stanford Medical School, one of the top ENT programs in the country, is renowned for her use of ivermectin to treat patients during the pandemic and her critical stance on Covid vaccines. The conversation delves into the pressures facing independent medical practitioners, the significance of patient autonomy, and Dr. Bowden’s experiences in confronting the status quo within the current healthcare system.

In this episode of the Back to the People Podcast, host Nicole Shanahan sits down with Gabriel Shipton, the brother of Julian Assange, to delve into the ongoing incarceration of the WikiLeaks founder. We explore the impact of Julian’s work on freedom of the press and the implications for a free and open internet.

Nicole Shanahan takes the stage in Nashville, TN, for her stand-up comedy debut at the Ryman Auditorium, May 15, 2024.

In this episode of the Back to the People Podcast, host Nicole Shanahan sits down with Weston Sager, a preeminent legal scholar on U.S. state media. The discussion opens with a history lesson on the Smith-Mundt Act, explaining how it was originally designed to prevent U.S. government-funded media content, intended for foreign audiences, from being distributed within the United States to avoid domestic propaganda. The conversation then focuses on the key changes brought by the 2013 Smith-Mundt Modernization Act, signed by President Obama, which lifted the ban on domestic dissemination. Back to the People Podcast with Nicole Shanahan

In this episode of the Back to the People Podcast, Nicole Shanahan sits down with financial expert and thought leader Luke Gromen. The discussion opens with an exploration of Luke's background in global macroeconomic research and his unique approach to financial markets. As the conversation unfolds, Nicole and Luke delve into the current trends affecting the global economy, including the implications of rising national debts and shifts in geopolitical relationships. Back to the People Podcast with Nicole Shanahan

In this episode of the Back to the People Podcast, Nicole Shanahan and 19-year-old investigative journalist Grace Price explore cancer prevention through lifestyle and environmental changes. Grace, passionate about biology and having started her research after a family cancer diagnosis, discusses the challenges of deciphering nutritional science and the influence of industry funding. They also touch on strategies for empowering teenagers to adopt healthier habits and the potential benefits of a ketogenic diet. Tune in as they share insights on rewriting the narrative around health and the importance of critical thinking in public health. Back to the People Podcast with Nicole Shanahan