The Government Spread Crack & Syphilis With Russell Simmons

What if the same voice that changed music, fashion, and culture could now change how we heal?

In this episode, Russell Simmons, hip-hop pioneer, entrepreneur, and wellness advocate, joins Garry Lineham to explore the hidden systems that have shaped culture in America. They expose how the same communities targeted by government corruption are now leading a global shift toward plant-based living, fascial health, and conscious movement — and why the wellness revolution is inseparable from the fight for truth, justice, and bodily sovereignty.

In this conversation, you'll learn:

• Why hip-hop culture has become the most powerful force in the global health movement

• How the U.S. government sold crack cocaine to fund wars, gave communities syphilis, and built a prison system designed to incarcerate one race at 8x the rate of another

• Why every civil rights leader who united the poor across race was systematically assassinated and what that pattern reveals about power, division, and control

• How Russell reversed aging at 68 through yoga, fasting, and plant-based living while watching his friends die of preventable heart disease

• How daily movement is more powerful than any pharmaceutical and calls out how today’s common "pretending to move" at the gym trend doesn't work

Your body knows how to heal; our fascia programs show it the way. From 15-minute stress resets to full transformations — find your program here. Unlock your body's intelligence with us at humangarage.net/programs

You can find Russell Simmons here:

Website: https://russellsimmons.com

Instagram: @unclerush

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