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The Secretary Kennedy Podcast
Hosted by Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · EN
The Secretary Kennedy Podcast challenges the system that has failed American health and fueled a chronic disease crisis. HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. brings a clear mission: tell the truth—even when it's uncomfortable—and restore accountability in public health.
Each episode, Secretary Kennedy leads fearless conversations with doctors, scientists, and innovators who are reshaping American health. He asks the hard questions, challenges entrenched interests, and follows the evidence wherever it leads—exposing conflicts, confronting hypocrisy, and breaking through the barriers that stand in the way of better health.
This podcast focuses on what matters most: our families, our children, and the future of the nation's health. It rejects half measures and advances a new era of transparency at HHS—one grounded in truth, integrity, and results.
Join us as we take on the chronic disease crisis and work to Make America Healthy Again.
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Real Food Doesn't Cost More | Andrew Gruel
1w ago00:15:18Tap to summarizeEating healthy doesn't have to be expensive. Chef and restaurateur Andrew Gruel, featured in the premiere episode of The Real Food Show, joins The Secretary Kennedy Podcast to discuss why real food can be more affordable, more nutritious, and easier to prepare than many people realize. Drawing on decades of experience in the restaurant industry, sustainable seafood, and nutrition, Gruel shares practical ways to cook with whole ingredients, stretch a grocery budget, and make healthier choices while supporting American farmers and fishermen.
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Tony Robbins on AI, Spirituality and the Future of Health
Jul 1500:43:27Tap to summarizeIn this episode of The Secretary Kennedy Podcast, I sit down with entrepreneur, philanthropist, and bestselling author Tony Robbins for a wide-ranging conversation about health, nutrition, mental resilience, artificial intelligence, and the future of human potential. We discuss a new public-private partnership aimed at closing the protein gap for millions of Americans who rely on food banks. We also explore the rapid rise of artificial intelligence, how AI may transform healthcare, education, and the workforce, and what Americans can do to adapt and thrive in a world of accelerating technological change. Tony shares insights from decades of work helping people overcome adversity, build resilience, and find purpose through service. We discuss mental health, addiction recovery, spirituality, human performance, and why meaning, connection, and personal growth remain essential in an increasingly automated world. This conversation explores one of the defining questions of our time: how do we use technology to improve human wellbeing without losing sight of what makes us human?
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Regenerative Agriculture and the Future of American Farming | Rick Clark
Jul 100:20:32Tap to summarizeIn this episode, I sit down with regenerative farmer Rick Clark to discuss the future of American farming and how regenerative agriculture is reshaping the way food is produced. Rick shares his journey from conventional farming to regenerative agriculture, explaining how practices like cover crops, no-till farming, and rebuilding soil health have lowered costs, improved profitability, and strengthened the resilience of his operation. We also explore the connection between soil health, nutrient density, chronic disease, and the practical and economic challenges farmers face when transitioning away from chemical-intensive agriculture. This conversation explores what it will take to build a more resilient agricultural system—one that supports farmers, restores the land, and produces healthier food for future generations.
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The Science of Biohacking, Longevity, and Human Performance | Ben Greenfield
Jun 1000:35:20Tap to summarizeIn this episode, I sit down with Ben Greenfield to discuss biohacking, longevity, fitness, and the science of living a healthier life. We explore everything from cold plunges, red light therapy, hyperbaric oxygen, peptides, and stem cells to exercise, recovery, and metabolic health. Ben explains which health trends are backed by evidence, which are overhyped, and why some of the most powerful health interventions remain the simplest: movement, sunlight, sleep, and strong relationships. We also discuss the growing obsession with longevity and why the goal should not simply be living longer—but living better.
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The War on Microplastics with Dr. Leo Trasande
May 2800:53:12Tap to summarizeIn this episode, I sit down with Dr. Leo Trasande, one of the country's leading experts on environmental health and toxic exposures, to discuss the growing threat of microplastics, PFAS, and endocrine-disrupting chemicals. We explore how these substances are affecting fertility, metabolism, brain development, chronic disease, and long-term public health—and why the economic costs are staggering. Dr. Trasande explains how plastics enter the body, what they may be doing once they're there, and what Americans can do to reduce exposure. We also discuss HHS's new STOMP initiative and the effort to understand and confront the impact of toxic chemicals on human health.
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The Truth About Psychiatric Drugs with Laura Delano
May 2000:48:55Tap to summarizeIn this episode, I sit down with Laura Delano to discuss her experience growing up inside the American mental health system and her journey through years of psychiatric treatment, multiple diagnoses, and long-term medication use. We talk about informed consent, overmedicalization, withdrawal, and the connection between food, physical health, and mental well-being. Laura shares how she ultimately rebuilt her life through a deeper understanding of mind, body, and spirit—and why we need a more honest conversation about mental health in this country.
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The Mind-Body Connection - Dr. Ellen Vora
May 1300:33:10Tap to summarizeIn this episode of The Secretary Kennedy Podcast, I sit down with psychiatrist Dr. Ellen Vora to talk about the intricate connection between the mind & body. We explore how poor diet, sleep, and lifestyle drive anxiety, how modern medicine has separated the mind from the body, and what it means to take a root-cause approach. This conversation focuses on how we restore balance, build resilience, and give Americans practical tools to improve their health and well-being.
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Mike Tyson: Fighting for a Healthier America
Apr 2900:14:48Tap to summarizeIn this episode of The Secretary Kennedy Podcast, I sit down with Mike Tyson to talk about his journey, the impact of ultra-processed food on his life and community, and why real food is essential to restoring health. His story is a powerful reminder of what's at stake.
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Fixing America's Food System - Robert Irvine
Apr 1500:47:47Tap to summarizeIn this episode of The Secretary Kennedy Podcast, I sit down with Chef Robert Irvine to talk about how we can transform America's food system without increasing costs. We discuss why real food is more affordable than people think, how better purchasing and preparation can deliver healthier meals at scale, and what his work with the U.S. military reveals about improving nutrition, performance, and long-term health. This conversation focuses on practical solutions to reduce chronic disease, support families, and restore real food to schools, hospitals, and communities across the country.
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