Trish Wood
Jeffrey Tucker
Chad Bishop, with Guest Host Jeffrey Tucker
Chad Bishop, with Guest Host Jeffrey Tucker
Chad Bishop, with Guest Host Jeffrey Tucker
Friday 10th October 2025
Join Jeffrey Tucker and Chad Bishop as they explore antibody studies and pandemic truths in this captivating episode.
88 minutes
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Trish Wood
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Sexual Stigmas & Myths
Recovery from Trauma
Cultural Commentary
Sobriety Toolkit
Relationships & Community
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Episode Overview
- Understanding seroprevalence is crucial for gauging immunity levels.
- The timing of study releases can significantly impact public policy.
- Transparency in health data fosters trust and informed decision-making.
- Natural immunity plays a vital role alongside vaccination efforts.
- Public activism can drive attention to overlooked scientific findings.
"I'm humbled to be speaking to you right now."
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? In this eye-opening episode of 'Trish Wood is Critical', guest host Jeffrey Tucker steps in for Trish to tackle some of the enduring mysteries surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. He invites Chad Bishop, a software developer and passionate activist from South Dakota, to discuss an intriguing antibody study that faced unexpected halts and delays.
The episode dives into the nitty-gritty of seroprevalence, a term many might not be familiar with, and how it played a pivotal role in understanding immunity before vaccines became available. Chad shares his journey from being a curious observer to an outspoken advocate for transparency in health data. His engineering background and personal experiences, including his own health challenges, fuel his dedication to uncovering truths about the pandemic's management.
The conversation also touches on the controversial decisions made by authorities and the potential impact of these on public perception and policy. With a mix of humour and sincerity, Jeffrey and Chad dissect the timeline of events that led to the study's delay and its implications on society's trust in health interventions. This episode is not just about COVID-19; it's about questioning the narratives we're given and seeking clarity in complex situations.
Are we ready to face the truths that lie beneath the surface? Tune in to find out. So, if you're interested in how individuals turn their lives around after addiction or how they manage co-occurring health issues, this episode offers insights that are both informative and inspiring. What can we learn from those who have battled addiction?
Listen to find out.