Real Talk with Zuby

Zuby is joined by Katy Faust, founder and president of Them Before Us, a global nonprofit defending children's rights in every debate about marriage and family, and co-author of Them Before Us: Why We Need a Global Children's Rights Movement.They discuss why the child-centred lens is suddenly landing with people who always felt uneasy about IVF, surrogacy and same-sex parenting but lacked the language to say why, how Katy's love for her mother and her mother's partner of 40 years kept her silent for years, and how progressives won the culture war by casting adults as the victims.They also dig into the historically unprecedented shift of young men wanting marriage more than young women, the online meltdown over Katy's dating advice for women, why you become what you behold, the case for ending no-fault divorce, a live debate on prenups, and Zuby's practical playbook for young men looking for a wife.—Real Talk with Zuby is an independent podcast. Our sponsors help make that possible: Veritas Wealth Management helps families, business owners, and retirees build real financial freedom through hands-on expert investment guidance. Schedule a call today at https://veritasalaska.com—Subscribe to Real Talk With Zuby on Apple Podcasts or Spotify:https://fanlink.tv/zubypodcastListen ad-free on Substack:https://realtalkwithzuby.com—Follow Katy Faust:https://thembeforeus.comhttps://x.com/katy_faustFollow Zuby:https://x.com/zubymusichttps://instagram.com/zubymusichttps://facebook.com/zubymusic—Timestamps:(00:00) Introduction(03:33) Three revolutions that hurt kids(18:36) Why "kids first" lands now(22:34) Her mother and the "hate" smear(28:58) Fewer parents, more selfishness(34:02) Why young men want marriage(45:10) The yoga guy dating row(49:26) Is the West cooked?(54:05) You become what you behold(1:03:13) No fault divorce and prenups(1:16:44) Dating advice for young men(1:35:36) OutroAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Zuby is on location at Legacy Gym in Miami with Manning Sumner, founder and CEO of Legacy Gyms and No Days Off. Manning broke his back twice, once in high school and again at Auburn, rehabbed himself back both times, then drove to Miami on the strength of a phone call offering him a stunt double role in Bad Boys II.The conversation covers why he thinks gyms like Planet Fitness are designed for you never to show up, the difference between tone and truth when holding people accountable, going viral for confronting the mayor of Miami over mask mandates, getting evicted for not masking in his own private lift, why he believes AI will drive a boom in real-world community, and why he started a water company.—Real Talk with Zuby is an independent podcast. Our sponsors help make that possible: Veritas Wealth Management helps families, business owners, and retirees build real financial freedom through hands-on expert investment guidance. Schedule a call today at https://veritasalaska.com—Subscribe to Real Talk With Zuby on Apple Podcasts or Spotify:https://fanlink.tv/zubypodcastListen ad-free on Substack:https://realtalkwithzuby.com—Follow Manning Sumner:https://instagram.com/manningsumnerFollow Zuby:https://x.com/zubymusichttps://instagram.com/zubymusichttps://facebook.com/zubymusic—Timestamps:(00:00) Introduction(00:40) Breaking his back twice(06:35) The Wynwood warehouse(10:00) Why fitness culture is failing(13:53) Stop being offended by accountability(16:31) Nursing the world(20:12) Meritocracy vs equal outcomes(24:13) Scaling from one gym(29:22) Taking on the mayor(36:27) What fatherhood changed(43:43) Meeting his wife(53:21) Why AI will boost real communityAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Zuby is joined by Dr. Thomas Lodi, a physician trained in internal medicine at Columbia who walked out of his oncology fellowship after six months, convinced the treatments were harming patients. He now runs An Oasis of Healing in Arizona and four centres in Thailand, practising what he calls integrative oncology.Lodi argues that Western society has medicalised life itself, that naming a condition turns a bodily process into an enemy to be fought, and that the disease model was shaped by Rockefeller’s Flexner Report to create a point of sale. He makes the case for understanding cancer as a metabolic condition rather than a genetic one, drawing on Otto Warburg’s Nobel-winning work and Thomas Seyfried’s cybrid experiments.Zuby pushes back on germ theory. They also cover the fear response to a cancer diagnosis and what Lodi calls amygdala hijacking, the thymus gland’s role in ageing immunity, EMF and calcium channels, why he believes the low-fat consensus is backwards, and therapeutic fasting.—Real Talk with Zuby is an independent podcast. Our sponsors help make that possible: Veritas Wealth Management helps families, business owners, and retirees build real financial freedom through hands-on expert investment guidance. Schedule a call today at https://veritasalaska.com—Subscribe to Real Talk With Zuby on Apple Podcasts or Spotify:https://fanlink.tv/zubypodcastListen ad-free on Substack:https://realtalkwithzuby.com—Follow Dr. Thomas Lodi:https://drlodi.comFollow Zuby:https://x.com/zubymusichttps://instagram.com/zubymusichttps://facebook.com/zubymusic—Timestamps:(00:00) Introduction(02:41) Why he quit oncology(05:14) How life became medicalised(11:12) Rockefeller and the disease model(16:36) Zuby challenges terrain theory(25:25) What toxicity actually means(39:02) What is cancer?(44:53) Fear, diagnosis and consent(51:54) The thymus and ageing(1:03:24) Why low fat is backwards(1:20:37) Therapeutic fasting explainedAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Zuby is joined by Marcos Schotgues, Latin America correspondent for The Epoch Times and editor in chief of Epoch Times Brazil. Marcos spent seven days reporting from inside Venezuela after Nicolás Maduro was captured by the United States. The resulting documentary, Venezuela After Maduro, has just won Best Documentary at the New York Film Awards.The conversation covers how one of the richest countries in Latin America became the source of the largest refugee exodus in modern history, why Venezuela became a national security threat to the US through its links to Iran, Russia and China, and the cartel that ran the government itself. Plus, much more—enjoy!—Real Talk with Zuby is an independent podcast. Our sponsors help make that possible: Veritas Wealth Management helps families, business owners, and retirees build real financial freedom through hands-on expert investment guidance. Schedule a call today at https://veritasalaska.com—Subscribe to Real Talk With Zuby on Apple Podcasts or Spotify:https://fanlink.tv/zubypodcastListen ad-free on Substack:https://realtalkwithzuby.com—Follow Marcos Schotgues:https://www.theepochtimes.comFollow Zuby:https://x.com/zubymusichttps://instagram.com/zubymusichttps://facebook.com/zubymusic—Timestamps:(00:00) Introduction(06:14) How Venezuela collapsed(07:37) The Iran, Russia and China hub(09:32) The cartel of the suns(12:42) First impressions on the ground(15:24) Every regime has a wealth bubble(20:03) Too scared to celebrate(20:46) Welfare as a weapon(27:04) The three step US plan(31:56) Why Brazil’s election matters(36:39) Rare earths and China(40:36) Why Latin America swings so hardAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Zuby is joined by investor, real estate developer, and author of the new book Digital Real Estate, Leon Wankum. Leon wrote his master's thesis on Bitcoin back in 2015, then spent the next six years developing property. Leon explains why Bitcoin is the digital counterpart to the largest store of value on earth.The conversation breaks down why money loses purchasing power by design, what actually happened in 1971, and why real estate, not gold, is the right benchmark for understanding Bitcoin's potential. Leon explains the four-year halving cycle against the 18-year property cycle, why crashes are healthy, and why he thinks the most financially successful people are the hardest to convince.They also dig into why inflation creates a convincing illusion of prosperity, how innovation financed by credit can never make things cheaper, what Leon believes is the real threat to Bitcoin, and why the solution to the housing crisis is not cheaper loans.—Real Talk with Zuby is an independent podcast. Our sponsors help make that possible: Veritas Wealth Management helps families, business owners, and retirees build real financial freedom through hands-on expert investment guidance. Schedule a call today at https://veritasalaska.com__Subscribe to Real Talk With Zuby on Apple Podcasts or Spotify:https://fanlink.tv/zubypodcastListen ad-free on Substack:https://realtalkwithzuby.com—Follow Leon Wankum:https://leonwankum.substack.comFollow Zuby:https://x.com/zubymusichttps://instagram.com/zubymusichttps://facebook.com/zubymusic—Timestamps:(00:00) Introduction(05:41) Why Bitcoin is digital real estate(08:47) What happened in 1971(09:15) Ten eggs and ten dollars(15:54) "I can't afford Bitcoin"(19:27) The four year halving cycle(28:03) Bitcoin isn't volatile, humans are(32:15) Inflation's illusion of prosperity(38:12) Your house priced in Bitcoin(43:15) The hardest people to deprogram(46:28) School's Prussian origins(51:19) The biggest threat to BitcoinAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy