Topic: D Dimer

Fitness influencer Jo Lindner, known as "Joesthetics," died at age 30 shortly after discussing his concerns about the COVID-19 vaccine. In a final podcast appearance, Lindner described finding "particles" and white clots in his blood, leading him to undergo multiple plasmapheresis treatments to "clean" his blood. The segment concludes with a satirical news clip warning that listening to podcasts while walking dogs is detrimental to pet health.

An NPR investigative report features Dr. Dimer Ogoina, who identified a strange monkeypox outbreak in Nigeria in 2017. Unlike historical cases involving children and animal contact, this outbreak primarily affected middle-class men in urban centers. The report highlights that the physical manifestation of the disease shifted from faces and extremities to genital lesions, suggesting a change in transmission patterns.

A man identifying as Dr. Sean Brooks delivers a viral speech at an Ohio school board meeting, claiming vaccines will cause mass death via antibody-dependent enhancement and blood clotting. The hosts investigate his credentials, finding his claims of 23 books and 48 publications difficult to verify. They analyze the speech as a potential piece of activist theater.