On this week's episode of the podcast I talked to Alex Clark.

She is a conservative podcaster.

Her podcast is called Culture Apothecary,

but I've never really talked about politics before on my podcast. This isn't meant to be a

political podcast. The issue of health and the issue of making America

healthy again has become a bipartisan issue and that is the intent that's my interest in talking to

Alex this week. She recently went to a Senate hearing with Senator Ron Johnson

a number of other really cool people were there, Kelly Means, Casey Means, Jordan Peterson, etc.

And there were a lot of really important things talked about at that Senate hearing.

Right before this podcast was released, a number of these same individuals, including Alex, went to Michigan, and they walked to the Kellogg's headquarters in Battle Creek.

Unfortunately, they were met with a cold reception. Kellogg's had no interest in talking to them about the multiple

food dyes and additives and cereals like fruit loops which have potentially been linked to harm

and behavioral issues in kids. At the end of this podcast with Alex,

we talk a little about her health journey,

and we go into something that I've never really talked

about in this podcast, which is what it's like

to be a millennial woman dating and what men who are

millennials or Gen Xers or Gen Ziers. a world I think one of the biggest challenges we face is attracting a quality partner, either a man or a woman, whose values are aligned with ours.

There are a lot of intentional decisions that many of us make with regard to how we choose to live our lives, what we choose to do with our children,

how we might want to raise children in the future, how we want to live, where we want to live,

what foods we want to eat, and what foods we might want to feed our kids.

So these are all things to consider in the health sphere.

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