Send us a text The Lone Star Tick Myth and America’s Deer Crisis A 47-year-old New Jersey man ate a hamburger at a backyard barbecue and died a few hours later. The media blamed the Lone Star Tick. Then they blamed climate change. Both claims collapse under the slightest scrutiny. In this episode of The Tenth Man, we break down the truth behind Alpha-gal syndrome — the delayed meat allergy caused when ticks transfer a mammalian sugar molecule into the human bloodstream. ...
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Send us a text The Lone Star Tick Myth and America’s Deer Crisis A 47-year-old New Jersey man ate a hamburger at a backyard barbecue and died a few hours later. The media blamed the Lone Star Tick. Then they blamed climate change. Both claims collapse under the slightest scrutiny. In this episode of The Tenth Man, we break down the truth behind Alpha-gal syndrome — the delayed meat allergy caused when ticks transfer a mammalian sugar molecule into the human bloodstream. ...
S4 E23 - Don't Say Stabbing; The Kohberger Moscow Manner of Death Mystery
The Tenth Man Podcast
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4 months ago
S4 E23 - Don't Say Stabbing; The Kohberger Moscow Manner of Death Mystery
Send us a text Media Narratives and the Silence on Mass Stabbings This episode of 'The 10th Man' delves into the media's selective language in reporting violent crimes, particularly focusing on the Moscow, Idaho stabbing case where four college students were brutally murdered by Brian Kohberger. The script highlights a bias in the media's reluctance to use terms like 'stabbed' or 'slashed' while covering knife attacks, contrasting it with their detailed emphasis on firearms in gun violence...
The Tenth Man Podcast
Send us a text The Lone Star Tick Myth and America’s Deer Crisis A 47-year-old New Jersey man ate a hamburger at a backyard barbecue and died a few hours later. The media blamed the Lone Star Tick. Then they blamed climate change. Both claims collapse under the slightest scrutiny. In this episode of The Tenth Man, we break down the truth behind Alpha-gal syndrome — the delayed meat allergy caused when ticks transfer a mammalian sugar molecule into the human bloodstream. ...
