"Capitalism cannot cause a financial crisis because capitalism is about markets constantly correcting errors." — John Tamny.

This week, Leighton sits down with John Tamny (President of the Parkview Institute) to deconstruct the myths surrounding macroeconomics. While many are struggling to manage their personal finances, Tamny offers a high-level view of why the "doom and gloom" headlines often miss the mark.

In this episode:

The Production of Credit: Why debt isn't a sign of weakness, but a signal of future productivity.

Trump’s Economic Policy: Understanding the rhetoric vs. the reality of the Davos speech.

The Future of Money: Will Bitcoin or "Private Dollars" replace failing government fiat?

Classical Liberalism: Why open borders and free trade with China remain the best foreign policy tools.

Whether you're a student of Thomas Sowell or a critic of modern fiscal policy, this conversation provides a refreshing, optimistic take on the global marketplace.

s the "New World Order" already here? 🌍 In this episode of Grey Matter, Leighton Grey KC is joined by Peyman Askari and JP Berg to dissect the landmark Cowichan decision and what it means for the future of fee-simple land ownership in British Columbia and beyond.

We dive deep into:

📉 The "Cowichan Decision" and the erosion of private property.

🔫 Gun confiscation as a gateway to total state control.

🏛️ Judicial activism: Why Canadian courts are failing the people.

🇬🇧 The "Fifth English Civil War": Is the British Empire still at war with America?

Watch until the end as we explore the "Donroe Doctrine" and whether Donald Trump’s movement is the only thing standing between us and a globalist future.

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⚔️ He was strangled, then burned at the stake. All for doing one thing: translating the Bible.

📖 83% of the King James Bible is actually his work. And yet, most people have never heard his name.

🧠 William Tyndale didn't just shape Christianity... He shaped the English language itself. Shakespeare? A poet. Tyndale? A revolutionary.

🐐 The true GOAT of English paid with his life. You quote him every single day... without knowing it.

In this episode, lawyer and advocate Leighton Grey shares his "Indian Number" and explores the fundamental truths about Canadian legal segregation.

Leighton applies Martin Buber’s "I-Thou" synthesis to the relationship between the state and the individual, arguing that Ottawa has objectified its citizens—specifically Indigenous peoples and Albertans. He also provides a chilling reading of Nietzsche’s "Parable of the Tarantula," suggesting that the promise of "equality and vengeance" is a web designed to consume the victim.

Key Topics:

The Indian Act: Canada’s oldest and most divisive statute.

The Parable of the Tarantula: Power, control, and the "Woke" web.

Ruffled Feathers: The legacy of Leslie Watty and the fight for true integration.

The Mark Carney Critique: A look at the shift in Canadian political dynasties.

Human stories. Real impact. Essential listening.

Dr. Shoshana Shulman, biotech entrepreneur and vice chair of Columbia University Medical Center's board of advisors, shares her remarkable journey from a first-generation Iranian-American immigrant to pioneering treatments for rare diseases.

Discover why the FDA needs urgent reform, how obesity became a medical crisis, and what it really takes to bring life-saving drugs to patients. A candid conversation about building meaningful change in medicine, science, and society.

🌍 Buckle up for a mind-blowing geopolitical deep dive with national security expert Brandon Weichert!

In this explosive interview, we unpack:

Brandon Weichert, senior national security editor at The National Interest, reveals shocking insights from his latest book “How the West Lost Ukraine” and breaks down the complex chess game of international politics.

🔥 Warning: This conversation will change how you see global politics forever!

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In this powerful audio documentary, we delve into the escalating persecution of Christians around the globe—from secret house churches in China to violent attacks in Nigeria and India. Hear about the resilience of faith amid oppression, the cultural and historical impact of Christianity, and the urgent call for awareness and action.

This episode reveals the untold stories of courage and conviction in the face of relentless adversity. Tune in to understand the true cost of faith in today’s world.

In this episode of Grey Matter, journalist Emerald Robinson opens up about her path from aspiring writer to White House correspondent, her experience facing cancel culture, and the role of faith in her life and work. She discusses her collaboration with Mike Lindell, the political landscape in Venezuela and Minnesota, and the vital mission for Christians to reclaim cultural and political ground in the West.

Tune in for an engaging and insightful conversation filled with personal stories, political analysis, and a call to boldness in uncertain times.

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Discover the remarkable "Quiet Revival" of Christianity sweeping across the West, driven by young people and intellectuals seeking deeper faith and authentic community. This video explores the resurgence of traditional Christian beliefs, the return to spiritual militancy inspired by the historic Knights Templar and Hospitaller, and the urgent call to confront the cultural and spiritual battles facing Christendom today. From the rise in church attendance and conversions to a critique of modern "feel-good" Christianity, learn why this revival is more than a trend — it’s a transformative movement rooted in biblical truth and historical courage. Join us as we unpack the true gospel of covenant, discipleship, and spiritual warfare in an age of uncertainty and cultural conflict.

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Join host Leighton Grey KC in this in-depth conversation with Mitch Sylvestre, the driving force behind the Alberta Prosperity Project, as they explore the historic Alberta Independence referendum. Discover how this grassroots movement is gaining momentum to give Albertans the legal opportunity to decide their future outside of Canada. Mitch shares insights into the political landscape, the economic benefits of independence—including control over Alberta’s vast oil reserves and pension plan—and the challenges posed by federal policies. This episode covers the legal journey to the referendum, the vision for a prosperous, self-governing Alberta, and the vital role of community education and activism in shaping the province’s destiny. Whether you're curious about Alberta’s political future or interested in grassroots movements, this discussion offers a comprehensive look at one of Canada’s most pivotal political developments.

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