The Unlimited Hangout Podcast

Whitney discusses the ulterior motives and background of the individuals behind the push for "neurorights" at the national and international level and why it's more about making new markets than protecting our rights.

In this episode, Whitney is joined by Moscow-based journalist Riley Waggaman to explore the oligarchs and bankers behind Russia's Sputnik V Covid-19 vaccine and their ties to the dystopian rollout of Digital ID and CBDCs in the country.

Jeremy Loffredo joins Whitney to discuss the vaccine inequity argument common among the left as it relates to Africa and how Covid-19 is being used as cover for Western militarism and imperialism on the continent.

Whitney is joined by Dr. Meryl Nass to discuss the FDA's role in the current COVID-19 vaccine EUA and the mandate situation, how the FDA's conflicts of interest with Big Pharma led to the creation of the EUA and has resulted in unethical, illegal behavior from the agency during the COVID-19 crisis.

In this episode, Whitney is joined by Charlie Robinson to talk about some of the key takeaways from the COP26 climate conference not being covered by the media and how many COP26 attendees engage in obvious hypocrisy when it comes to the policies they publicly promote and their personal actions.

Iain Davis of In This Together joins Whitney for an important conversation on the network of institutions, corporations and governments that are at the center of global decision-making.

In this episode, Whitney is joined by John Titus of BestEvidence to discuss how Central Banks and Wall Street Banks have used the COVID-19 crisis to launch a "silent takeover" of the wealth and assets of regular Americans.

Whitney is joined by professor, author and Unlimited Hangout contributor John Klyczek to discuss how teachers unions and the US education system are selling out to Big Tech as well as the oligarch class and their long-standing plans to exploit students to advance the 4th Industrial Revolution.

Whitney is joined by author, academic and researcher Graeme MacQueen to reflect on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 and anthrax attacks, why those events still matter today and why there remains such a stigma in many circles when it comes to questioning the official stories of those events.