The Vixens this week were joined by Dr. Reid Sheftall, physicist turned plastic-then-cardiac surgeon and overall brilliant mind. We had a great conversation and are always happy to grow this group of allies in medical freedom, bodily autonomy, and truth seekers.

Look who's back! Maddie and Jessie resurface from the depths of their busy lives and (maternity!) brain fog to bring you a conversation with Dr. Irene Mavrikakis, a board certified interventional spine and musculoskeletal specialist. She has been outspoken in the fight for medical sovereignty and bodily autonomy.

Thankfully it does remain, the remnant among us are out there, and in the medical field as well. This past week we caught up with neuroradiologist, RemnantMD and talked about confounding, conflict in the workplace, and covid communism generally.

David from the “Morning Drive with David” podcast joins Jessie to discuss the most recent shooting in Uvalde, Texas and reflect on his own experience being in a school shooting back in 1995. How would stricter gun laws stop these shootings from happening in the first place? Why is it that the people that know the least about guns ( including gun laws) are the ones that have the most say about what we should do with them?

Maddie brings on fellow Marylander, Scott Spaulding (maybe better known in the Twitter-verse as @MDVet4… Peace) to join her and Jessie for this week’s chat. They discussed the Defend the Guard movement, the unfortunate loneliness of being antiwar, his awakening, and how to inform the next generation of would-be soldiers of what the real and deadly racket that war actually is.

This week, Jeremy Kauffman let us pick his brain. We talked about LBRY and Odysee, how his invented technology fights censorship through the decentralization, the Free State Project, and how he’s shaking things up running for Senator of NH. We love this guy and had so much fun talking to him.

Reed Coverdale of the Naturalist Capitalist podcast joins the Vixens to mansplain why the world seems dumber than s#!t these days, and why it’s probably a good time to get some blue-collar-skilled friends (if that’s not already your collar) and develop your apocalypse trades now.

In this episode, Etienne de la Boetie mansplains to the Vixens just how the State has subverted its citizens for centuries, especially through public indoctrination, I mean schooling.

Moe Factz helps us kickoff Mansplain March 2022. We talk about how the year since we last spoke has turned out, including what the mandate specifically meant for him, getting into the layers under the surface. We’re sitting on a powder keg, y'all. Get yourselves right and stay cool. They want us to freak out and act out. Don’t give them any satisfaction.

This week, the Vixens sat down with Shelby Thomson, the co-founder of Unjected, a platform for those with a love of medical freedom and bodily autonomy. If you're looking for love or looking for the confirmation that YOU'RE NOT ALONE, give this a listen. We want YOU to find your Apocalypse Partner. Or, just some really good friends and a community of like-minded people across the globe.

The vixens are taking a break from talking about CovAIDS to discuss foreign policy with Kyle Anzalone, writer/journalist for The Libertarian Institute and Antiwar.com. He’s also co-host of Conflicts of Interest podcast. Listen to learn more background on recent history of US foreign relations with Ukraine and Russia.