Law

In this episode, Mark Mueller speaks with Mary Holland, President and General Counsel of Children’s Health Defense, about the rise in chronic childhood illness and the overlapping environmental, medical, and regulatory factors behind it. Holland describes her path from law professor to health advocate and outlines the concept of “total toxic load,” including chemical, pharmaceutical, and electromagnetic exposures.

Their conversation covers vaccine policy, informed consent, censorship, regulatory capture, and ongoing legal challenges around public health mandates. The episode focuses on transparency, accountability, and the role of open inquiry in protecting children’s health.
Drawing on her background in law, activism, and consciousness work, River explores how embodied self-regulation dissolves fear, supports authentic power, and links inner liberation with meaningful social change. This conversation reframes personal growth as both an intimate practice and a quiet form of resistance in control-based systems.