Natural Resource Stocks

Recorded on March 12 2026 TSX: SAM Steve Yang sits down with Robert Eadie of Starcore International Mines Ltd. to break down how the company has repositioned itself after spinning out its African assets and why management believes the market is still not fully reflecting the value of its Mexican production base. Eadie explains how the return of capital was structured for shareholders, why Starcore is now focused on oxide material, carbonaceous material, and La Tortilla, and how the company sees a path to more than 160 million in annual revenue over the next 18 to 24 months. The interview…

Recorded on March 11 2026 Steve Yang sits down with Dylan Jovine for a wide-ranging macro conversation on why the current Iran conflict should not be viewed as an isolated event. Dylan argues there are two chessboards at work, a regional Middle East contest and a larger United States versus China struggle that shapes energy, trade, military pressure, and investor positioning. The discussion moves through the Strait of Hormuz, oil chokepoints, rare earth leverage, Taiwan war game scenarios, and why logistics still decide the balance of power. Dylan also explains why modern warfare is shifting toward speed, autonomous systems, and…

CSE: SASQRecorded on March 11, 2026 In this Natural Resource Stocks interview, Steve Yang sits down with Peter Smith, CEO of Sasquatch Resources, to break down why the company is pursuing legacy mine waste instead of a traditional new mine build. Peter explains how historic operations at Mount Sicker discarded material below an 8 percent copper cutoff, why those old piles may still hold meaningful value today, and how Sasquatch sees an opportunity to recover metals while cleaning up long standing environmental hazards. He also walks through the company’s broader pipeline strategy, how management evaluates projects close to surface and…

TSXV: KNG | OTCQB: KNGRF | FSE: TUY Recorded on March 10 2026 Andy Millette sits down with Scott Emerson for a detailed company update on Kingsmen Resources and the 2026 exploration strategy taking shape across the Parral district in Chihuahua, Mexico. In this interview, Scott explains why Kingsmen believes Las Coloradas is demonstrating both grade and scale, how the company consolidated ground around a past-producing mine, and why the first drill campaign gave management confidence to keep pushing the story forward. He also breaks down the company’s treasury strength, tight share structure, and why management believes disciplined drilling is…

Recorded on March 10 2026 Cassiar Gold Corp TSXV GLDC and OTCQX CGLCF joins Andy Millette for a deep dive into why the market may finally be waking up to the value inside the Cassiar Gold story in British Columbia. Marco Roque breaks down how a much stronger gold price changes project economics, why Cassiar’s valuation may still look cheap relative to peers, and why the company’s brownfield advantages matter in a market that is starting to reward real optionality. The conversation also covers the value of existing mine permits, a fully owned permitted mill, road access, underground workings, and…

Recorded on March 10 2026 Jaguar Uranium Corp trades on NYSE American under JAGU, and in this interview Steve Yang sits down with President and CEO Steven Gold to break down why management believes South America could become an overlooked source of future uranium supply. The discussion focuses on Jaguar’s Argentina and Colombia portfolio, the company’s recent IPO financing. He explains the significance of Jaguar’s recent EIA approval at Laguna Salada, why Argentina’s nuclear backdrop matters, and why certain legacy uranium assets were set aside for price rather than geology. The interview also covers Colombia’s Berlin project, infrastructure and jurisdiction…

Recorded on March 10, 2026 TSXV: DRY | OTCQX: DRYGF | FSE: X7W Maura Kolb joins Andy Millette to break down why Dryden Gold’s latest Gold Rock result could materially change how investors view the company. In this interview, Maura explains how one hole cut across 15 parallel mineralized structures, why the deepest Big Master Two pierce point matters, and how the result strengthens continuity across the broader system. The conversation then moves into what this means for future drill targeting, how the story evolved from 3 known structures to 15 in the same footprint, and why that shift opens…

Recorded on March 10, 2026 Revival Gold trades on the TSX Venture Exchange as RVG and on the OTCQX Market as RVLGF. Andy Millette sits down with Hugh Agro for a focused company update on why Revival Gold has been standing out with recent Mercur drill results in Utah and why management believes the project is moving down a credible path toward construction. Hugh breaks down the oxide profile at Mercur, why the recovery characteristics matter, what additional drilling is still to come in Utah, and why pending assay flow remains an important part of the story. The interview also…

Actual Recorded on March 6, 2026, Record date in opening 6th of February , 2026 is Incorrect. Steve Yang sits down with Larry C Johnson of Sonar21 for a hard edged conversation on the Iran war, US foreign policy, Israel, Congress, oil markets, and the economic fallout that could reshape the Middle East and hit the global economy. Larry lays out why he believes this conflict is about power, energy, and long running geopolitical strategy rather than the public case sold to viewers. Steve pushes on the role of Congress, Trump, propaganda, intelligence failures, the Strait of Hormuz, Qatar, the…

Actual Recorded on March 6, 2026, Record date in opening 6th of February , 2026 is Incorrect. Steve Yang sits down with Doug Casey for a hard-edged conversation on Iran, U.S. foreign policy, empire decline, and the real risk of a wider geopolitical escalation. Doug argues that the Iran conflict is not an isolated event, but part of a larger story involving U.S. overreach, strategic chokepoints, and a world moving toward more instability. They dig into the Straits of Hormuz, global shipping and energy exposure, international backlash, and the cost of intervention as debt, inflation, and military spending keep rising.…