Host of Culture Apothecary | @TPUSA | Health and wellness girlie 🇺🇸🥩🥛
Phoenix, AZ
Joined January 2009
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Same health and wellness podcast—just a refreshed look for 2026 🌿🌊
The past year was filled with extraordinary highs and unbelievable lows for Culture Apothecary. One year after rebranding, we surpassed 60+ million downloads, and overnight the show became one of the largest health podcasts in the world without losing an ounce of steam. To some, that may be the ultimate marker of success—but it was never mine. Numbers were never the goal. Fruit was.
After Charlie was murdered I knew it was more imperative than ever to carry on the mission to Make America Healthy Again with even greater urgency. In just one year, through the guidance of doctors, experts, pastors, and policy leaders on this show, millions of American families have been freed of chronic disease, cured infertility, reversed autoimmune conditions, healed their children’s eczema, overcome the shackles of antidepressants, lost weight, restored their marriages, and reclaimed their physical health.
Beyond the body, the transformation has reshaped homes and our culture. Families have returned to church, deepened their faith, embraced homeschooling, taught their children apologetics, supported local farmers, protested food dyes in our food system, and advanced state legislation banning ultra-processed foods from school lunches. We’ve seen parents mobilize for parental rights and healthy policy reforms at every level.
By the grace of God, we are doing exactly what we set out to do: heal a sick culture physically, emotionally, spiritually, and politically. This audience is unlike any other. You act. You organize. You vote. You influence.
I love this force of a community. One that refuses to take no for an answer and is committed to confronting what is making America sick. God bless you and your families, and thank you for continuing to make Culture Apothecary your favorite podcast in 2026 🤍
Love,
Alex
Some just tweet. Some just podcast. We threaten the system. Try to keep up.
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The @washingtonpost and the legacy media miss the point I was making: government is corrupt and always will be.
Instead of distorting my comments, they should report on the FDA scandal that I exposed this April — which they have completely ignored because they are captured by Big Pharma.
Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin) told Fox News that Calley Means, a former Trump White House adviser who quit last month, laid out “in gory detail” concerns about levels of corruption within government, including corruption “within the Trump administration.” wapo.st/4zEL52U
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🚨 BREAKING: President Trump says he may have gone "TOO FAR" on deportations, despite the fact that's literally the ONLY ISSUE Republican voters won by FAR in the midterms
Stephen Miller needs to CLEAN HOUSE of advisors, because this is a HORRIBLE take.
WITHOUT DEPORTATIONS, OUR COUNTRY IS GONE. PERIOD.
ICE IS NOT THE PROBLEM. THEY'RE THE SOLUTION.
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Wasson Watch Co. also does not sponsor the “I’ve Had It” podcast.
We didn't before either, but we still don't.
Alexandra Voetberg retweeted
Dear Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan,
Thanks for the video, but it’s not that hard. Just don’t legitimize political violence.
You can blame me or Turning Point all you want, but we’re not the reason all your sponsors are fleeing. You are.
Your lack of remorse is the least surprising thing of all. I never once expected you to listen to me. But maybe, just maybe, you’ll listen to all the brands that no longer want to be associated with you.
Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan of the “I’ve Had It” podcast have posted a new video slamming Turning Point for its coordinated boycott of their podcast, which has resulted in over a dozen advertisers stating they will no longer advertise on the show.
They specifically mention a tweet by @AndrewKolvet — a longtime friend of Charlie Kirk and a producer and co-host of the Charlie Kirk Show — in which he says about the duo:
“If they apologize for being part of a toxic and evil culture that perpetuates violence against conservatives, I might actually be willing to listen.”
Welch and Sullivan have come under fire from conservatives after they laughed at a tweet on their post-midterm election show that joked, “we’re digging up Charlie Kirk and doing it again.”
Erika Kirk has also criticized the podcast hosts and Dave Chappelle in a new tweet, but she did not mention them by name
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I listened to Calley Means on Joe Rogan, and his allegations deserve serious scrutiny, not carefully crafted PR statements.
Ballard Partners issues a public denial, then disables replies. You cannot demand public accountability while shielding yourself from public scrutiny.
Where there is smoke, there is often fire. And when powerful interests start controlling the conversation rather than welcoming questions, people have every reason to keep digging.
Statement from Brian Ballard regarding recent allegations from Calley Means. @calleymeans @joerogan @FaceTheNation
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A call for removal in USDA leadership: Richard Fordyce (from Bayer’s PR Agency), Scott Hutchins (30 years at Dow AgroSciences/Corteva), Pat Swanson (Soybean Association), Bill Beam (Soybean Board), Peter Laudeman (Corteva). I have smart, un-captured replacements to recommend. You ready @StephenM @SecRollins?
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Remember those paid posts about how Trump should not remove Pepsi and Doritos from SNAP? Those would get printed out and shown to Trump. "Look at what your top supporters are saying." That's one of many ways lobbyists controlled messaging.
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NARRATOR: They did NOT apologize. They made it about "gun violence" and used it as a stepping stone for another political point. They're demons.
Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan Apologize for Laughing at "Insensitive Joke" About Charlie Kirk on 'I've Had It' Podcast hollywoodreporter.com/news/g…
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To all the companies that dropped Jennifer Welch:
1- good.
2- there are great podcasts out there with smaller but insanely loyal followings that buy products just like yours.
Advertise on the right (or even the center) and find out about the audience you’ve been leaving behind.
🚨Another THREE more companies just dropped Jennifer Welch:
@PrimalQueenEra
@irestorelaser
@monarch_money
We're up to 19 companies now. We don't ask for political agreement, but we must draw the line at endorsing, condoning, justifying, or glorifying political violence.
Something people should be looking into
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The fake Fabrizio polling on medical freedom and vaccines has entered the news thanks to @calleymeans. We refuted that baloney from Fabrizio with this astounding poll that shut down the plot temporarily. brownstone.org/articles/supe…
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🚨THE GRIP OF SUSIE WILES. I've been looking into things.
Anonymous source sent this to me: the former White House Chief of Staff (allegedly) BANNED MAHA activists from events for speaking out against corruption in the EPA.
Photo proof attached.
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Democrats have just stated they will be attempting to impeach Secretary Kennedy.
Realize that this is all tied to the corporate and special interest money in Washington.
The reality is, both parties are bought and paid for by corporate and special interests (especially the pharmaceutical industry).
@SecKennedy poses a threat to that.
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I hope every Gen Z and GEN Alpha listens to @calleymeans and @joerogan podcast.
I want every high schooler in the U.S. to listen to this podcast.
I wish every voter would listen to this podcast.
Alexandra Voetberg retweeted
It’s true. We were invited, then our invite was retracted. Someone sent us a photo of this packet that staff had at the front door. If you went through this stack of papers you’d find my name alongside other food activists that spoke out against Bayer’s pesticide liability shield
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This is 💯 true. If you go further down the stack you will see me and other food activist badasses 💥💥💥💥💥
So many influencers and commentators speaking up now because it’s easy and popular. They refused to when it took real courage and could have cost them when a number of us dared to tell the truth anyways. They didn’t support us when we called out the EPA and were being blacklisted, or stand with us at Kelloggs or even on the SCOTUS steps with farmers and families harmed by glyphosate. But now they are posting away about corruption and how we need to finally drain the swamp.
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The “just asking questions” crowd: Why won't Erika tell us where Charlie is buried?
Jennifer Welch: It’s so funny to think about digging up CK to k!ll him again.
