Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says program will feature conversations with doctors, scientists, and researchers.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced Wednesday that he is launching a new podcast aimed at discussing health issues and engaging with medical and scientific voices.
In a video shared on social media, Kennedy introduced “The Secretary Kennedy Podcast,” describing it as a platform for open dialogue on health-related topics. In the video, he said, “This podcast is about telling the truth, especially when it’s uncomfortable.”
Kennedy said the program will feature “fearless conversations with critical thinkers including independent doctors, respected scientists and leaders in medical innovation and research.”
He added that the podcast will aim to address topics he described as often overlooked or avoided. “I’m going to have fearless conversations with critical thinkers including independent doctors, respected scientists and leaders in medical innovation and research,” he said.
Kennedy also stated that the initiative would focus on broader issues beyond politics. “This is not about politics,” he said, adding that the discussions would center on families, children, and what he described as broader societal challenges.
The health secretary said the podcast will seek to examine issues including perceived conflicts and systemic concerns within health and research fields. “If we want a healthy nation, we have to confront lies that have made us spiritually, morally and physically sick,” Kennedy said.
The announcement comes as Kennedy continues to promote health-focused initiatives during his tenure at the Department of Health and Human Services.
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