In this riveting interview with Dr. Andrew Marino that may possibly go into future history books, we learn the past landscape of science and politics that has promoted the 2017 saturated world of EMFs. Starting with his new book "Becker the Researcher", Dr. Marino gives us insights about the works of Becker and his own legacy with mainstream and authorities on the subject of EMFs. A few spoilers from the book are mentioned in discussion on Becker's exile, but the listener will receive a very unique perspective of Becker's personality. The conversation moves into many directions from risk-assessment, the spending of money for research, using the Scientific Method to study effects or mechanisms and the various types of funding and interests.

The breadth of information and wisdom continues. Dr. Marino expands a conversation about what contributed to the reductionistic science of the past in the 1960s, rather than a more system-approach where EMFs studies need to be conducted. In a wonderful moment, Dr. Marino gives a solution about how a political movement or a billionaire humanitarian could change our current outcome over this issue. He also corrects the assertion that nearly all studies have the proper controls in place, but are designed to fail or create the narrative desired.

The conversation and questioned ask continues to hit on a wide range of subjects from scientific creativity and the messaging and definitions around EMFs. Myster Spock asks about our current medical community's dismissal of EHS (Electromagnetic HyperSensitivity) and microwave illnesses that cannot be missed. In the last 30 minutes of the episode, the questions asked get powerful with The World Health Organization, the current classification of EMFs as a carcinogen, what Dr. Marino would tell a student today, the state of science, human behavior around the issues of EMF hygiene, the ever-growing soup of EMFs into the future, the potential political movement of clout and cancer itself. Do not miss this podcast. It is one you will want to listen to several times.