RFK Jr. Launches Health Podcast Amid Vaccine Setbacks
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will host 'The Secretary Kennedy Podcast' to discuss chronic disease, nutrition and alleged corruption in health policy.

Will Kennedy’s new podcast expose ‘lies’ or spread misinformation?
RFK Jr. launches health podcast as his vaccine push stalls

RFK Jr launching podcast to advance HHS secretary's views on health issues

RFK Jr. says he's launching a podcast to expose 'lies' that have made Americans sick
Overview
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will launch "The Secretary Kennedy Podcast" next week, HHS officials said.
Kennedy said the show will "expose the hypocrisy and the conflicts and the corruption" and "name the names" of forces obstructing public health, according to a nearly 90-second teaser video.
The podcast follows setbacks to Kennedy's efforts to overhaul U.S. vaccination policy, including a federal court ruling that blocked plans to reduce routine childhood vaccinations and revamp a federal vaccine advisory committee.
The MAHA agenda has pushed 53 medical schools to require 40 hours of nutrition education before graduating, and HHS officials said the podcast will cover chronic disease, nutrition, food quality and health costs.
HHS said episodes will feature doctors, scientists and agency staff, will drop every other week, and aim to broaden the "Make America Healthy Again" message, HHS digital director Liam Nahill said.
Analysis
Center-leaning sources frame the launch as politically charged by foregrounding Kennedy’s controversial anti-vaccine history, using evaluative descriptors (e.g., "anti-vaccine crusader," "ominous music") and situating the podcast amid legal setbacks and rebranding narratives. Supportive HHS quotes are presented but framed as strategic messaging rather than neutral reporting.