Topic: Gmo Mosquitoes

In the final segment, Greg Carlwood confirms his family is moving to Tampa, Florida, citing the lack of state income tax and proximity to family as primary factors. He addresses the "cringe" factor of auctioning his show outlines, noting that the high cost of moving served as the catalyst. The episode concludes with a final call to check the eBay listings and a signature sign-off to the "stressed and unrested masses."

The host clarifies that while Bill Gates' company did not create the GMO mosquitoes released by Oxitec, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation provided significant funding for the project. The upcoming Plus segment will cover the Impossible Burger, environmental engineering, and local community meetups for listeners.

James Grundvig characterizes the Zika virus as a "bogeyman" created by the CDC to fast-track new vaccines. He suggests that microcephaly in Brazil may be linked to environmental toxins, GMO mosquitoes, or specific vaccines given to pregnant women rather than the Zika virus itself. The segment questions the motives of the Gates Foundation and the pharmaceutical industry in promoting Zika-related fears.