> Tucker Carlson, Joe Rogan, and Andrew Huberman have all hosted Means on their podcasts. Means’s rise is, in many ways, emblematic of modern internet wellness culture writ large: If you’re articulate and confident and can convincingly recite what seems like academic evidence, you can become famous—and perhaps even be named surgeon general. Her most dangerous inclination is to toe the line of her new boss, Kennedy, on the issue of vaccines. On Rogan’s show in October, she questioned whether the barrage of shots kids receive as infants might cause autism. And on Carlson’s podcast, she argued that perhaps certain shots given to infants should be given later in life to avoid overexposure to neurotoxins. There is no scientific evidence to back up those claims. ^h27541305