Radio host Dick Farrel changed anti-vax stance before dying of COVID at 65

confirmed on Twitter. “We kindly ask that privacy is given to Marc’s family during this time of grief.”It’s with great sadness that WNDB and Southern Stone Communications announce the passing of Marc Bernier, who informed and entertained listeners on WNDB for over 30 years.

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do not have to show proof of vaccination or a negative coronavirus test to attend his album listening party in Chicago on Thursday, but they will have the chance to get inoculated on site.A spokesperson for Soldier Field, the football stadium at which the Chicago native’s event will be held, told TMZ Wednesday that there will be more than 1,500 doses of the Johnson & Johnson and recently-FDA-approved Pfizer vaccines on hand at the venue for any fans who choose to roll up their sleeves.This is

Phil Valentine, the Nashville-based radio talk show host known for his skepticism of Covid-19 vaccines, has died following a battle with the virus. He was 61.

pic.twitter.com/vhXpE7x0oXOn July 11, Valentine confirmed that he had been diagnosed with the virus on Facebook, telling his audience that he expected to be back soon. Prior to his illness, Valentine had voiced skepticism about the COVID-19 vaccine.Just four days after announcing his diagnosis, Valentine tweeted a link to a Daily Caller article reporting on a recall of Johnson & Johnson sunscreens, writing, “Ah, but I’m sure their vaccine is perfectly safe.

told TMZ. While the Los Angeles native insisted he was fine at the time, his breathing problems persisted the following day, prompting his dad to give him an oxygen test, which revealed that his levels were alarmingly low.

according to The Hollywood Reporter.“Mine was a small part, of course. I probably get a lot more credit than I deserve,” she said of her $1 million donation toward the cause.

Rolling Stone said.

YouTube Wednesday to urge people to follow the rules and get vaccinated.“There is a virus here — it kills people,” the Schwarzenegger said, “and the only way we prevent it is get vaccinated, get masks, do social distancing, washing your hands all the time, and not just to think about ‘well my freedom is being kind of disturbed here.’ No, screw your freedom.”The 74-year-old actor was part of a panel with CNN’s Alex Vindman and Bianna Golodryga to discuss misinformation and COVID-19 policy.He used

Daytona Beach News Journal on Monday.“I don’t have an update on him at this point, other than he has been hospitalized,” Mark McKinney, the station’s operations director, told the outlet. Bernier had been sick at home and off the air for the week leading up to his hospitalization. As host of “The Marc Bernier Show,” Bernier had expressed anti-vaccine sentiment less than a week before his hospitalization.

This Morning host Ruth Langsford was among the staff and guests who were reportedly forced to hide in a room after a mob of anti-vaccination protestors stormed the television studio she works at. The 61 year old television personality was said to have just wrapped filming on the ITV daytime talk show, which is filmed at the BBC TV Centre in London when she was rushed to safety after violent scenes unravelled outside.

unprecedented spike in COVID-19 infections.

WPTV. He was 65.

Dick Farrel, a former fill-in anchor for Newsmax and a conservative talk show host in South Florida, has died. He was 65 and reportedly passed from compliations of Covid-19.