From Crunchy Mom to Anti-Vax w. Brandy Zadrozny
1h 16m
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Hysteria
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From Minnesota to Olivia Rodrigo’s concerts, Plan B is putting people in a tizzy; Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV proved to us that child acting shouldn’t be a thing; and more in news. Then, Brandy Zadrozny discusses anti-vaccine king RFK Jr. and the moms to alt-right misinformation pipeline. Finally, Sani-Petty (dirt makes the world go ‘round).
For a closed-captioned version of this episode, clickhere. For a transcript of this episode, please email [email protected] and include the name of the podcast.
Show Notes
Brandy Zadrozny
Sperm fact check: Older fathers associated with increased birth risks, Men's sperm quality decreases at age 35
News—
MAGA vs. everyone: What today’s primary will tell us about the state of the Republican Party [Politico 3/19]
Medication Abortion Accounted for 63% of All US Abortions in 2023—An Increase from 53% in 2020 [Guttmacher.org 3/19]
Appeals court rules in favor of woman turned away from pharmacy for emergency contraceptive [MPR News 3/18]
Abortion Rights Groups Will No Longer Hand Out Emergency Contraceptives on Olivia Rodrigo’s Tour [Rolling Stone 3/15]
Montana Supreme Court allows proposed abortion ballot measure to move forward [KTVH Montana 3/18]
Arizona lawmaker who needs an abortion slams colleagues: 'This Legislature has failed the people' [AZ Central 3/18]
Quiet on Set Shows the Darkest Side of Kids TV [Vulture 3/19]
Sani Petty—
Controversial Ruth Bader Ginsburg event honoring Elon Musk and Rupert Murdoch canceled [NY Daily News 3/19]
Soil, the future of farming, policing avocados [Good Food]
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