VACCINES THEN AND NOW

My History Can Beat Up Your Politics

Bruce Carlson

News, Politics, History

4.5 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 22 May 2024

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

Vaccine history, acceptance and denial. The man who saved Boston and never got credit. Law and the citizen and medicine. FDR's polio - if it was polio - and what it meant for America. From 2014, with an update for our times. And we encourage all - Get your COVID-19 shot when eligible. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	You're listening to an Airwave Media podcast.
0:07.2	You know what that is?
0:10.0	An ice cold beer.
0:12.0	What's different?
0:15.0	It's Budweiser.
0:16.6	Food longer for a refreshing, smooth taste.
0:23.1	Like no other.
0:26.1	Cheers to that.
0:28.1	Budweiser, like no other.
0:30.3	Please drink responsibly.
0:31.5	For the facts, visit drinkaware.com.
0:35.0	Sometimes I do episodes, and there's no immediate reason why the topic I'm discussing
0:42.1	is in current politics. And I've really come to figure after doing this for 15 years.
0:48.1	It'll be 15 years in July that, you know, eventually the world is going to get there.
0:54.8	A political world will get there.
0:56.4	And so in 2014, I did a topic on the lowly subject at that time of vaccines.
1:01.5	A little bit of discussion about anti-vax,
1:03.7	a little bit of discussion about the measles vaccine enforcing kids in school to get it.
1:11.6	But it really was just a topic of interest.
1:13.8	And now we're all talking about vaccines.
1:18.1	So this episode from 2014 has been a while since it's aired.
1:21.2	I think most people haven't heard it.
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