Ep. 232: Bayer’s label laws are dangerous to health, rights and national security with Bernadette Pajer

In this episode of One Dream, Leah Wilson and Bernadette Pajer dive deep into the urgent conversation about pesticides, food reform, and the corporations shaping our agricultural future. From Bayer and Monsanto’s political influence to the hidden dangers in our food system, they unpack how liability shields, weak EPA oversight, and gaps in transparency put public health at risk.

The discussion covers the health impacts of pesticide exposure—including cancer and reproductive issues—and reveals how consumer choice and political engagement can drive meaningful reform. Listeners will learn why regenerative agriculture offers hope, how to demand transparency in labeling, and why protecting our right to hold pesticide companies accountable is non-negotiable.

This is more than a conversation—it’s a rallying call for informed citizens to stand up for food safety, environmental health, and the future of farming.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• How Bayer and Monsanto shape laws to protect the pesticide industry

• Why the term “pesticide” covers far more than herbicides

• The EPA’s regulatory blind spots and their consequences

• Health risks tied to pesticide exposure

• How consumer awareness can change agricultural practices

• Why transparency in food labeling matters

• How political reform can protect public health and the environment

• The promise of regenerative agriculture as an alternative

• Why we must fight against pesticide liability shields

Resources Mentioned:

• Find all of Stand for Health Freedom's resources on the pesticide issue, here.

• One Dream on Instagram: @onedream.podcast — DM us your detox questions

Follow The One Dream Podcast:

🔗 Follow The One Dream Podcast on Instagram

🔗 Follow Dr. Nick Wilson on Instagram

🔗 Follow Stand for Health Freedom on Instagram

Join Health Freedom Institute to take a health freedom foundations course and arm yourself with critical information to rise above the fear of the mainstream narrative