Nurses Out Loud
Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – This episode highlights the powerful voices of parents advocating for vaccine safety and public health reform, featuring Majia Hahn and Tia Severino. We explore Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s transformative vision for health policy, the “Maha Movement,” and the personal sacrifices driving a mission to create a healthier, more transparent America.
Nurses Out Loud – The holidays bring joy and challenges alike. I share practical strategies to navigate the season with confidence, from enjoying holiday treats guilt-free to managing sugar-fueled chaos. I also offer compassionate advice for coping with grief, improving sleep, and handling alcohol mindfully. Discover encouragement and tips to help you thrive and make the season truly meaningful.
Nurses Out Loud with Nurse Michele, RN – Dr. A.J. Morris Jr. exposes the hidden history behind the U.S. vaccine program, tracing its origins to Rockefeller’s controversial experiments during World War I. Unveiling a legacy of misinformation, he challenges the accepted narrative of the Spanish flu and reveals how vaccines intersect with global health policies and public trust.
Nurses Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN – Decentralization transforms how we govern, innovate, and learn. By redistributing power and leveraging blockchain technology, we create systems that empower communities, foster local economies, and adapt education to individual needs. Join Bradley Freedom and me as we explore actionable strategies for a decentralized, harmonious future.
Nurses Out Loud – CMS’s actions during the COVID-19 pandemic reveal a troubling prioritization of profit over patient safety. From incentivizing risky treatments to manipulating death statistics, trust in healthcare erodes. We explore CMS corruption, the ethical crisis of pediatric transgender surgeries, and the link between SSRIs and gender dysphoria. Reform is essential to protect public health and prioritize ethical, patient-centered care.
Nurses Out Loud with Nurse Nicole, RN, BSN, CLNC – Sepsis remains a critical focus, especially during flu and cold season. I explain the symptoms using a traffic light analogy to help identify when to act. From prevention tips like hydration and rest to understanding hospital treatments, this discussion empowers readers to stay vigilant, prioritize health, and reduce risks during a time of heightened vulnerability.
Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – Brianne Dressen’s journey from clinical trial participant to advocate reveals hidden truths about vaccine injuries and systemic failures. As co-founder of react19.org, she builds a lifeline for thousands while pursuing justice through groundbreaking lawsuits. Her story embodies resilience, accountability, and hope for a transparent, compassionate approach to public health.
Nurses Out Loud with Nurse Michele, RN – Recognizing toxic relationships within religious contexts can be challenging, as theology and cultural norms often discourage separation. This piece delves into the misuse of scripture to trap victims in abusive marriages, the mental toll of such relationships, and the path to healing. It calls for informed leadership and biblically grounded support to empower victims and address abuse effectively.
Nurses Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN – My guest today is a vibrant soul whose life took an unexpected turn after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. Like millions worldwide, she sought protection against the virus but instead faced severe, life-altering side effects. The medical community was baffled, and traditional treatments offered little relief. Facing a daunting road to recovery, she began exploring alternative healing modalities.
Nurses Out Loud with Melissa Schreibfeder, BSN, RN – America faces a growing obesity crisis, fueled by lifestyle and environmental factors. Quick fixes like Ozempic fail to address root causes such as hormonal imbalances, metabolic dysfunction, and nutrient deficiencies. A holistic approach—incorporating diet, exercise, detoxification, and targeted interventions—empowers individuals to restore health, overcome weight loss resistance, and achieve lasting vitality.
Nurses Out Loud – We dive into the complexities of the 2024-2025 Influenza Vaccine Declination Form, exploring vaccine mandates, political accountability, and bodily autonomy. We examine vaccine efficacy, transparency in healthcare policies, and the need for open dialogue on vaccine injuries. Advocating for informed choices, we challenge leaders to prioritize integrity and evidence-based solutions in public health.
Nurses Out Loud – Explore critical issues facing healthcare workers, including the 2024-2025 Influenza Vaccine Declination Form and its ethical dilemmas. Dive into Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s appointment as Secretary of Health and Human Services and its impact on public health. Join us as we examine vaccine mandates, personal autonomy, and the evolving healthcare landscape to empower informed decisions in a shifting system.
Nurses Out Loud with Nurse Michele, RN – Maddie, a nursing student with primary immune deficiency, faces health struggles and denial of clinical access under vaccine mandates. Her fight for medical autonomy and fair treatment highlights the urgent need for informed consent and equal rights for healthcare students facing unjust policies…
Nurses Out Loud – Explore the unsettling rise of genetically modified humans as South Africa opens doors to GMO babies. Discover the advancements in CRISPR technology and the ethical dilemmas it poses. From altering embryos to gene editing in a syringe, this episode unpacks the controversial future of human genetics and the profound consequences awaiting society.
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