What should the average American know about buying a home that is really close to a cell tower?

That exposure is real.

You can't feel it.

You can't see it.

You can't smell it.

It is impacting you.

Things like nausea, dizziness, brain fog, headaches, insomnia.

There's no long-term studies done on what happens when you have a generation of children growing up from cradle to

grave exposed to RF radiation at all times. We know that it causes harm. It's not a question.

The question is, why isn't the FCC or any of the governing agencies doing anything to make

sure that what's happening right now is being regulated and looked at.

...you know. We are now living inside a nonstop cloud of Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 5G towers, AirPods, smart homes,

smart watches, baby monitors, wireless classrooms, and massive data infrastructure.

And yet, most Americans have never been told what the long-term health data actually says about any of this,

or whether modern safety standards have kept up with the technology itself.

At the same time, Congress is considering legislation called H.R. 2289 that could strip local communities of meaningful control over where exactly wireless towers are placed, and that includes near schools, neighborhoods, churches, and playgrounds.

And despite how massive that sounds, most people have never even heard of this bill.

Joining me today is Stephanie LaRiccio, senior advocacy manager at Children's Health Defense

and founder of Wellness Warriors Revolution. Stephanie works directly with families and communities

advocating for informed consent, local control, and greater transparency around children's

health and environmental exposures. Before we start, please leave a five-star

review. Tell me who I should interview next. If you prefer video podcast, some of you do,

...