Dave Hodges from the Common Sense Show talks about a new way to lose weight using MCTs, a type of fat. He also discusses a possible problem with judges John Roberts and James Boseberg. Hodges believes Boseberg’s decisions on deportation cases are wrong and mentions an impeachment filing against Boseberg for going beyond his duties. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dave Hodges, from the Common Sense Show, talks about how a judge’s actions stopped the Trump administration. He thinks these actions were against the Constitution. Dave also shares a health product he likes and urges listeners to speak up if they think taxpayer money is being wasted. Writing to your representatives can make a difference! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Rick Hill’s story is one of hope and courage. Diagnosed with a rare cancer, he chose a different path, focusing on natural healing and vitamin B17 instead of chemotherapy. Against all odds, Rick recovered and now shares his journey as a talk show host and inventor. His experience highlights the power of resilience and alternative medicine. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dave Hodges, from The Common Sense Show, shares his thoughts on Gavin Newsom’s possible run for president in 2028. He thinks Newsom is trying to seem more moderate by inviting conservatives to his podcast. Hodges also talks about the Democratic Party’s challenges and promotes his show’s exciting topics like ancient history, UFOs, and hidden technology. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dave Hodges, host of the Common Sense Show, explores ‘learned helplessness,’ a state where people stop trying to change tough situations. He explains how this mindset can lead to accepting negative circumstances, much like a dog in an experiment that stopped avoiding shocks. Understanding this can help us recognize and overcome societal control tactics. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dave Hodges, from the Common Sense Show, wants everyone to spread the word about his program. He talks about Nanosoma, a health product that helped him feel better. Dave also warns against buying paper gold, saying it’s losing value. Instead, he suggests buying real gold from Noble Gold to keep your investment safe. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dave Hodges, from The Common Sense Show, highlights why students need enough sleep. Lack of sleep can hurt grades and lead to risky behaviors. He suggests schools start later to help, even if it complicates parents’ schedules. He also warns against longer school days and advises investing with Noble Gold to safeguard retirement savings. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Electromagnetic fields (EMF) from cell phones and 5G towers can be harmful, especially to kids. Dave Hodges from the Common Sense Show warns about these dangers and suggests using special products to protect against EMF. He also highlights the importance of raising awareness about these risks to keep everyone safe and healthy. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dave Hodges, from The Common Sense Show, is upset with the Trump administration for not honoring the Navajo Code Talkers, who helped win World War II. He warns about banks possibly failing and suggests moving savings to Noble Gold. Dave also wants military websites to mention the Code Talkers again and urges people to contact their representatives. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dave Hodges and guest Dan Lyons explore how the food industry affects our health, especially with diabetes. They explain insulin resistance, which happens when we eat too much sugar. To stay healthy, they suggest eating local foods, more protein, and fats like those in red meat. Exercising and eating seasonally can also help improve our health. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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