Mikhaila Peterson and Danica Patrick talking politics. What will happen after the election.
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Welcome to the Pretty Intense Podcast. Mikhaila Peterson is back on the show today. This is Mikhaila’s second time on the show, and we have more in common then ever. Being the daughter of Jordan Peterson, there is no surprise at how intelligent Mikhaila is, and education is an issue that the Peterson’s are attacking with their "Peterson Academy" https://petersonacademy.com/. Jordan and Mikhaila are fed up with the education system as it is, offering more dept to a student then education. Join the conversation as she dives deep into the flaws of our education system! Mikhaila who has suffered from an autoimmune disease her whole life, has found she could solve her ailments with diet. This has become Mikhaila’s other passion. She wants to see poisonous ingredients removed from our food. Why does our government allow these food companies to poison us? Are they in cahoots with Big Pharma? Everybody seems to be making money at us being sick. Join us as Mikhaila challenges the norms and advocates for a healthier future! It’s time to stop poisoning our plates with harmful additives! Together, we can demand better food choices. We hope you enjoy today’s important episode, and get out there and VOTE.
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Mikhaila Fuller is the co-founder and CEO of Peterson Academy, an online education platform created to make education ideology-free, accessible, and affordable to all. After launching the Peterson Academy beta publicly in September 2024, over thirty thousand students have enrolled. She also hosts “The Mikhaila Peterson Podcast.” After overcoming severe autoimmunity herself, Mikhaila gained recognition for creating the Lion Diet, a strict plant-free ketogenic diet designed to treat those suffering from autoimmune and mood disorders. Her dedication to promoting dietary intervention has generated widespread interest, with published research now supporting the diet’s therapeutic benefits as a treatment for autoimmunity.
