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Join us Thursday, January 8, 2026, for our first episode of VSRF Live in the new year! We’ll be joined by Nic Hulscher, a public-health researcher and data analyst known for his rigorous examination of COVID-era assumptions, testing methodologies, and long-term health outcomes that continue to shape policy today.
At the heart of this conversation is a simple but essential question: Did the data ever justify the decisions made in the name of public health?
Later in the program, we’ll also be joined by Mila Radetich—formerly a host of VSRF Live: College Edition and now working with the McCullough Foundation. Mila is vaccine-injured following the COVID vaccine, and her experience brings a critical human dimension to the data and research being discussed.
Nurse Angela will join the conversation as well. Known to many in our community for her hands-on advocacy and care for the vaccine-injured, Angela was present when Mila suffered a prolonged, hours-long seizure during the CHD conference, helping support her through a serious medical emergency. Their shared experience underscores why these discussions are not abstract—they reflect real lives and real consequences.
🔹 Lockdowns, Mandates & Public Policy
Were sweeping restrictions supported by robust evidence? We’ll discuss how testing practices, institutional incentives, and data modeling may have shaped public-policy decisions that profoundly altered daily life, education, and healthcare access worldwide.
🔹 Vitamin D, Cancer & Preventive Health
A growing body of research points to vitamin D status as a potentially significant factor in cancer risk reduction and immune health. Why has this remained largely absent from mainstream public-health guidance, and what does the evidence actually show?
🔹 Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated Health Outcomes
Across multiple observational studies comparing vaccinated and unvaccinated children, consistent patterns have emerged showing higher rates of chronic illness and neurodevelopmental diagnoses in vaccinated groups. We’ll discuss the findings, their limitations, and why these results remain so contentious—and so often dismissed.
🔹 Amyloid Microclots & Spike-Related Pathology
Recent peer-reviewed research has identified fibrinolysis-resistant amyloid microclots in vaccinated individuals, including those classified as “healthy controls.” We’ll break down what’s been observed, what remains unknown, and the potential implications for long-term vascular health.
At its core, this conversation is about science, evidence, and accountability.
If the data are sound, they should withstand scrutiny. If they’re not, the public deserves transparency, no matter how uncomfortable the conclusions may be.
Join us on Thursday, January 8, 2026, as VSRF Live ushers in the new year with an in-depth, evidence-based discussion that challenges assumptions and follows the data wherever it leads.
⏰ Time: 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
📺 Watch on Rumble and X
