Topic: Dr Sam Milham

Dr Sam Milham comes up in 3 chapters across 2 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from May 2019 to July 2019.

May 2019 July 2019

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Dr. Sam Milham | Dirty Electricity & Corporate Criminality
• 0:05 - 2:50

Dr. Sam Milham | Dirty Electricity & Corporate Criminality

Dr. Sam Milham and the Dangers of Dirty Electricity

Host Greg Carlwood introduces Dr. Sam Milham, a physician and epidemiologist who has spent decades researching the link between electromagnetic fields and human disease. The introduction notes Milham's professional background, including his recovery from a recent stroke and his initial hesitation to appear on a conspiracy-themed program. Carlwood emphasizes the importance of Milham's book, Dirty Electricity, which explores how constant electrical exposure and corporate negligence contribute to modern health crises.

Dr. Sam Milham | Dirty Electricity & Corporate Criminality
• 57:42 - 1:02:45

Dr. Sam Milham | Dirty Electricity & Corporate Criminality

Higher Side Chats Plus Membership and Show Outro

Greg Carlwood concludes the episode by explaining the release schedule for the interview and thanking his Plus members for supporting the show. He emphasizes the importance of archiving interviews with aging experts like Dr. Milham before their knowledge is lost. The segment ends with the show's closing theme music and a final call for listeners to consider independent media subscriptions to avoid commercials and corporate influence.

Dr. Rob Brown | Our Toxic Homes, Conscious Living, & Feng Shui
• 57:24 - 1:00:07

Dr. Rob Brown | Our Toxic Homes, Conscious Living, & Feng Shui

Dr. Sam Milham, Dirty Electricity and Expert Validation

Carlwood mentions a bonus episode featuring Dr. Sam Milham, an authority on dirty electricity and occupational health hazards. He explains his recent effort to feature more credentialed experts like Dr. Stephen Hussey and Dr. Gerald Pollack to balance the show's speculative content. This "health-heavy month" aims to provide professional perspectives on environmental toxins and corporate neglect.

dr. sam milhamdirty electricityoccupational hazardsdr. stephen husseydr. gerald pollack