Tracy Beanz - The HighWire

Nature’s Reset: Light, Sound, & Mushrooms Challenge Alzheimer’s Inevitability

Updated 12:57 PM EDT, Mon June 15, 2026

Watching a loved one suffer from Alzheimer’s disease is a fate so heartbreaking that it is impossible to adequately express. For decades, the standard method of care has been to oversee cognitive decline while bracing for the inevitable. The disease is widely regarded as a one-way door, and the drugs to slow it down are…Continue reading Nature’s Reset: Light, Sound, & Mushrooms Challenge Alzheimer’s Inevitability

Built on Your Dime: The Special District Scheme Sweeping the Nation

Updated 12:38 PM EDT, Thu June 11, 2026

You toured the home. You loved it. You bought it. The neighborhood looked pristine, the sales agent was friendly, and nothing about the closing table suggested what was coming next. Then the first property tax bill arrived. Buried inside was a charge that had nothing to do with schools, county services, police, or fire protection.…Continue reading Built on Your Dime: The Special District Scheme Sweeping the Nation

The $30 Billion Screen Experiment That Failed Our Children

Updated 5:02 AM EDT, Tue June 9, 2026

James Welsch teaches American politics at a high school in Maine. His classroom runs almost entirely on screens — students write blog posts, trade articles, pull up videos mid-discussion. A few years ago, he noticed something wrong with the writing. Essays submitted digitally had grown choppy. Whole passages looked copied. The fluency he expected wasn’t…Continue reading The $30 Billion Screen Experiment That Failed Our Children

The Ethics of Lockdowns

It was about time that someone took a real, honest look at the ethical consequences of the COVID-19 lockdowns, especially because there is the potential that we are on the verge of them starting up again. Alvin Moss appeared on a recent episode of “The Highwire” to discuss a paper by him and Daniel Miller…Continue reading The Ethics of Lockdowns

Updated 6:54 AM EDT, Fri September 1, 2023

The Godfather of Vaccines

On Tuesday, The Highwire reintroduced the world to the “Godfather of Vaccines,” Stanley Plotkin. I took the opportunity to introduce him for the first time to many who have just begun to understand the insidious nature of childhood vaccination. The series of tweets published by “The Highwire” encapsulates key portions of a deposition Plotkin gave…Continue reading The Godfather of Vaccines

Updated 7:05 AM EDT, Wed August 30, 2023

The Next COVID Wave is the Cover Up

The COVID crisis is beginning to rear its head again in the legacy media and on television. For most of us in independent media, it hasn’t ended. After a few years of desperately trying to educate the public about all of the things you didn’t learn from your doctors, nurses, and the health establishment, to…Continue reading The Next COVID Wave is the Cover Up

Updated 9:49 AM EDT, Mon August 28, 2023

As Americans Struggle, Healthcare CEOs Made $4 Billion in 2022

2022 was a booming year for healthcare executives. That’s right. As Americans struggled to afford healthcare—and food and housing—the CEOs of over 300 publicly traded healthcare companies collectively pocketed $4 billion last year while offering asylum to otherwise uneasy stock investors. By all accounts, 2022 was a rough year for the economy. Yet, a recent…Continue reading As Americans Struggle, Healthcare CEOs Made $4 Billion in 2022

Updated 9:48 AM EDT, Mon August 28, 2023

Nearly 60 Colleges Still Enforce Draconian COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates

As students across the nation head back to college, the majority of them are most likely not thinking of COVID-19 vaccines, let alone the draconian COVID-19 vaccine mandates that locked down the entire world. Yet, despite the CDC declaring the end of the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE) on May 5, 2023, as of August…Continue reading Nearly 60 Colleges Still Enforce Draconian COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates

Updated 11:22 AM EDT, Fri August 18, 2023

Gender Dysphoria: Why Isn’t Big Government Talking About Atrazine?

Atrazine is one of the most widely used herbicides in the world, with approximately 80 million pounds applied annually in the United States alone to selectively control annual grasses and broadleaf weeds on staple crops like field corn, sweet corn, sorghum, and sugarcane. Initially, atrazine was deemed relatively nontoxic to humans and animals related to…Continue reading Gender Dysphoria: Why Isn’t Big Government Talking About Atrazine?

Updated 10:54 AM EDT, Thu March 20, 2025