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Red Flags Podcast Center
Welcome to the Red Flags Podcast Center, which is open to both members and non-members. Our podcasts feature interviews with expert columnists and other medical doctors and scientific researchers who provide in-depth analysis of issues important to Red Flags.
There are several ways to receive your Red Flags podcast. Each recording is available on this page as an MP3 file. You can also subscribe to the Red Flags podcast through iTunes, or obtain it as an xml file below. Transcripts also accompany each interview.
Red Flags Podcast — May 9, 2006 — Part 1 (Time: 1:06:36)
Interview with journalist Celia Farber
Red Flags columnist David Crowe interviews Celia Farber about her recent article "Out of control: AIDS and the corruption of medical science" in Harper’s magazine and her soon to be published book, Serious Adverse Events. At the core of this wide-ranging discussion is the censorship of alternative discussions of HIV and AIDS in both the mainstream press and scientific publications.
For more information about Celia Farber's article in Harper's Magazine, please see the following link to a discussion between Bob Garfield of NPR's "On the Media" and Roger Hodge, editor of Harper's Magazine
Red Flags Podcast — May 9, 2006 — Part 2 (Time: 26:01)
Interview with Michele Brill-Edwards, MD, FRCP(C)
Red Flags Publisher Barbara Lewis interviews Michele Brill-Edwards, MD, a prescription drug expert, about the U.K. trial for the anti-inflammatory drug TGN1412, which led to violent health reactions in six healthy young men. Brill-Edwards is a pediatrician and an authority on the application of Canada's Food and Drugs Act to protect the public from health hazards and fraud in research and treatment involving prescription drugs.
Red Flags Podcast — March 17, 2006 (Time 24:11)
Interview with Judy Converse, MPH, RD
“The Many Faces of Malnutrition”
Red Flags Publisher, Barbara Lewis speaks with Judy Converse, MPH, RD, who is a licensed, registered dietitian specializing in medical nutrition therapies for children. Converse has worked for the last six years in a private practice, serving children throughout the northeastern United States. Today, she discusses her experience with children who displayed a range of developmental, growth, learning, behavior and allergy issues that were ultimately linked to malnutrition, a phenomenon overlooked by many doctors.
Red Flags Podcast — January 18, 2006 (Time 14:08)
Interview with Sherri Tenpenny, DO
“Bird Flu Fears: Facts and Fictions”
Red Flags publisher Barbara Lewis speaks with avian flu expert Sherri Tenpenny, whose startling comments about the senseless fear-mongering surrounding avian flu will point listeners to the real science and our legitimate worries that lie behind this latest “epidemic.”
Red Flags Podcast — December 14, 2005 (Time 23:58)
“The Triple Threat”
Red Flags publisher Barbara Lewis launches the podcast series with an excerpt from an interview on medical misdiagnosis featuring her late husband and Red Flags founder, Nicholas Regush, the internationally-known investigative journalist.
The second interview is with U.K. cardiologist Malcolm Kendrick, MD, who talks about accepted views and treatments of heart disease.
In the final segment, Lewis speaks to pediatrician and autism expert F. Edward Yazbak, MD, about the increase in the incidence of regressive autism and its link to emerging vaccination protocols.
