Natural Resource Stocks

Recorded on February 6, 2026 | TSX-V: DYG | OTC: DGDCF Steve Yang sits down with Ivy Chong (President & CEO) of Dynasty Gold Corp. to pressure-test the Thundercloud story: how a tiny valuation can coexist with an “advanced-stage” narrative, tight drill spacing, and a plan to materially grow the resource footprint. Ivy explains what Dynasty means by a turnkey jurisdiction and why Thundercloud’s access profile (roads/power and a real mining district) matters when markets punish capital intensity. The discussion digs into grade/width context, how management thinks about converting drilling into a stronger technical foundation, and what milestones actually move…

Recorded on February 5 2026.Ramp Metals Inc trades on the TSX Venture Exchange under RAMP and on OTC Markets under RMPMF. Andy Millette sits down with Ramp Metals leadership to break down the near term drill restart at Rottenstone SW and why the Rush copper zinc VMS discovery is the priority heading into the next program. Jordan Black and Garrett Smith explain how the team moved from airborne targeting into verified mineralization, then used ground geophysics, borehole EM, and dense soil grids to tighten the next set of holes. The conversation walks through what the conductor is likely representing, how…

Recorded on February 5, 2026 — CSE: ESAU | OTCQB: ESAUF | FSE: Z7D In this company spotlight, Andy Millette sits down with Gordon Robb (CEO & Director of ESGold Corp.) to break down why the Montauban project is built for speed: a fully permitted tailings reprocessing operation designed to generate near-term cash flow while the team advances district-scale exploration upside beneath and around a historic Quebec mine camp. Gordon explains how ESGold’s integrated 3D geological model reshaped the target picture, why the company moved immediately to expand its land position (nearly doubling the land package), and how that exploration…

Recorded February 5, 2026 Andy Millette sits down with Tom Luongo (GoldGoatsNGuns) to break down the macro power struggle behind money rails—collateral, CBDCs, and how control of capital flows shapes everything downstream. They unpack what Davos signaling really means, why Trump’s pressure points (including Greenland) expose Europe’s red lines, and how narrative warfare bleeds into market psychology. From there, Tom connects the dots across bond/repo plumbing, Federal Reserve politics, and why Europe’s equity tape (DAX / Euro Stoxx 50) can look strong on the surface while still flashing internal stress. The conversation lands on tariffs reframed as a negotiated “market…

Recorded on February 3 2026 Doug Casey joins Steve Yang to lay out a blunt framework for what happens when debt, central banking, and political incentives collide. Doug argues you should think of today’s moment less as a bull market in gold and more as a bear market in the dollar, because gold functions as base money while currencies are substitutes that can fail under stress. From there, the conversation moves into what a real monetary reset could look like for everyday life, how institutional credibility breaks down, and why uncertainty tends to produce chaos instead of clean outcomes. Doug…

Recorded on February 3, 2026 Gold and silver can rip higher… then snap back in minutes—especially when the market starts gaming the next Fed chair and the direction of real rates. In this episode, Steve Yang sits down with Joe Mazumdar (Editor/Analyst at Exploration Insights) to break down what actually moves precious metals, why some “safe haven” narratives fail under stress, and how to think about miners versus the metals themselves. Joe explains why headline risk can trigger sharp pullbacks even in strong trends, why Bitcoin doesn’t always behave like the hedge people expect, and why silver’s supply reality is…

Recorded on February 3 2026CTGO on NYSE American Andy Millette sits down with Rick Van Nieuwenhuyse to break down what Contango ORE is building in Alaska and why the company is leaning into disciplined sequencing instead of trying to do everything at once. Rick explains the gold pullback after a violent run and why he views the reset as constructive for the next leg higher, then pivots into what shareholders should watch as the Dolly Varden deal moves toward a vote and an expected name change to Contango Silver and Gold. From there the conversation gets operational with a granular…

Recorded on February 3 2026Tickers TSXV KNG OTCQB KNGRF FSE TUY #Millettian Andy Millette sits down with Scott Emerson, President and CEO of Kingsmen Resources, for a detailed update on the company’s silver strategy and near term catalysts in Chihuahua, Mexico. Scott explains how Kingsmen evaluates results beyond simple hit or miss headlines, and how geological information from the drill bit guides the next round of targeting. The conversation breaks down Las Coloradas and why the team believes the system can support meaningful scale, plus what continuity and shallow potential could mean for future work. Scott also covers the financing…

Recorded on February 2, 2026TSX: SAMFrankfurt: V4JA In this Natural Resource Stocks company interview, Steve Yang sits down with Robert Eadie, President and CEO of Starcore International Mines Ltd, to break down a shareholder focused corporate reorganization, a potential dividend style capital return, and what Starcore is targeting next at its Mexico production base. Eadie explains how the company positions itself as debt free with no hedges and no royalty streams, why that matters in volatile tape, and how management thinks about protecting shareholders while still funding growth. They also cover production realities at San Martin, what caused recent operational…

Recorded on January 30 2026 Andy Millette talks with Alex Krainer about a single lens that makes today’s chaos legible: a widening total war between two competing systems of governance and political economy. Alex argues the real fight is not nation versus nation, it is an industrial, sovereignty-driven Hamiltonian model versus a finance-led free trade empire that depends on rules based leverage, institutional capture, and permanent pressure campaigns. They connect Davos signaling, tariffs, and industrial policy to deeper incentives that shape alliances, destabilization efforts, and regime change logic. From Venezuela and the Maduro operation to Greenland and the Arctic map,…