Hey folks, welcome to the Dark Horse podcast Inside Rail. This is going to be a special one, folks.

This is a podcast about time travel, and we are sitting in 1963. Actually, that's not true.

We are sitting in 2025. I am with Twyla Braves, who I met only yesterday, and this is the very rare instance where

somebody has convinced me that they have something of such profound importance that I need

to put it on immediately.

So Twyla, welcome to Dark Horse.

I am very glad to be here.

Thanks, Brett.

I'm glad to have you here.

Your organization has a kind of cumbersome name. Would you remind me of what it is?

Yes, it's Citizens Council for Health Freedom. Citizens Council for Health Freedom. So you and I are both part of the health freedom movement.

But the thing you convinced me of yesterday is that there was something about the real ID movement or initiative that I was not paying attention to. Real ID, for those of you who've

done any air travel of late, is an upgraded ID that carries special governmental information that is now ostensibly required for air travel.

Now, when I heard that Real ID was going to be required, my thought was, I don't like the sound of that,

but I have the feeling this is not a battle worth investing in because I've already surrendered so much information that this doesn't really change my position as a citizen interested in, for example, privacy.

You convinced me yesterday that I'd miss something. What have I missed?

This episode of The Inside Rail is sponsored by Caraway, which makes high quality, non-toxic,

cookware and bakeware. On Dark Horse, we have talked at length about how modern life puts our

health at risk, including exposures to agricultural chemicals like atrazine and glyphosate, fluoride

in our water, food dyes,

seed oils, and the hazards of non-stick coatings on cookware and bakeware. In our house, we threw out

all of the Teflon decades ago. Teflon is toxic. A single scratch on Teflon cookware can release

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