Your child's school library has a new genre: psychiatric propaganda for seven-year-olds. In his final solo episode, Dr. Roger McFillin goes full circle, back to the chemical imbalance lie he exposed in the very first episode five years ago. This time he follows it to where it lives now, in picture books written for second graders. He breaks down My Life with Anxiety, a children's book that teaches a little girl her butterflies are a lifelong condition, that avoiding sleepovers keeps her safe, and that relief comes from swallowing something. Then he turns to Psychiatry for Kids, co-written by a dermatologist, an ophthalmologist, and a pill-promoting social media psychiatrist. That book lists daydreaming, talking too much, and riding a skateboard as warning signs of mental illness, and it ends by telling your child exactly what they should become.

This isn't education. It's recruitment into the psychiatry cult, delivered before a child is old enough to question it. Dr. McFillin explains how the propaganda works, why the people spreading it believe they're being kind, and what it means for a generation taught it's broken before it learns to read. He also answers the question every parent should be asking: why start with children?

This is the last episode from the laptop where it all began. The new Radically Genuine launches Thursday, October 1st.