End the Lie Radio with Madison Ruppert – Episode 20
End the Lie Radio with Madison Ruppert and guest, Christina Consolo aka RadChick discussing her trip to South Bend, Indiana after the radiation spike of 6/7/12 and her subsequent investigation into what she’s discovered, including actual video and photos provided by Christina for this must listen episode. End the Lie Radio is live from 11:00 PM – 1:00 AM EST/8:00 PM – 10:00 PM PST every Sunday evening on OrionTalkRadio.com.
Christina Consolo is a former clinical researcher supervisor with NIH credentialing, a former Member-at-Large for the Board of Directors of the Ophthalmic Photographers’ Society, a peer reviewer for the Journal of Ophthalmic Photography. She has written, published, and contributed to numerous scientific research in retinal imaging and ophthalmology for the past 24 years. She is also an award-winning biomedical photographer and maintains several websites to teach people about radiation, mitigation, and other nuclear issues. She is also the host of Nuked Radio Tuesdays & Thursdays from 12:00 -1:00 PM EST on the OrionTalkRadio.com.
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Madison Ruppert is a Los Angeles-based independent journalist and researcher as well as the founder, owner, administrator and editor of EndtheLie.com. He has no affiliations with any government agencies, political parties, non-governmental organizations, or economic schools. He is available for freelance writing assignments and appearances or interviews in any format. He can be reached by emailing
great coverage as always from christina. one thing i’d like to share about spiderwort though… when i first came across the fact that spiderwort can “detect” radiation, and changes color i was confused, as there are pink and purple varieties. it is not the petals that change color, but the stamens (the thin stalk holding the reproductive ovums and pollen) that turns pink when ionizing radiation is in the environment. this confusion was cleared up and verified to me by a well respected botanist wild food enthuesist (yes spiderwort is edible!) at eattheweeds.com
just thought i’d share so people aren’t geeking when they see the pink varieties. look closely at those tiny stalks for the telltale pink…
although my spiderwort in my garden hasn’t turned pink yet, i am seeing many mutations of leaf structure… more stiking than huge leaves is the interuption of nature perfect symmetry in a clover leaf etc.