Dr. Meryl Nass is an internal medicine physician and biological warfare epidemiologist with over four decades of experience uncovering the hidden intersections between public health, corporate power, and government policy. Known for her fearless investigations into medical ethics, pharmaceutical oversight, and biodefense, she has testified before Congress and advised policymakers worldwide.

In this conversation, Dr. Nass turns her sharp analytical lens toward Big Agriculture—exploring how corporate liability shields protect powerful agribusinesses from accountability when their products harm people, animals, and ecosystems. Drawing on her expertise in regulatory policy and real-world case studies, she exposes how these legal protections are crafted, who benefits, and why they pose a growing threat to food safety and public health.