Leah Elson, biomedical scientist and aspiring astronaut candidate, shares her journey toward applying to NASA and explains why space exploration—and its funding—matters more than ever. Then, Aaron Siri, constitutional lawyer and vaccine injury attorney, breaks down the growing legal battle over glyphosate (Roundup), its potential health risks, and the fight over corporate liability. A wide-ranging conversation on science, policy, and the future of human health

Nicola Hulscher, epidemiologist with the McCullough Foundation, discusses controversial claims around COVID-19 vaccine safety signals, Senate investigations, and alleged government cover-ups. Then, Dr. Oren Amitay, clinical psychologist, shifts the conversation toward mental health, breaking down how to stop negative thought loops, manage anxiety, and use positive self-talk to regain control. A mix of high-stakes debate and practical tools for your mindset

Dr. Jack Kruse warns that wearable tech flooding you with EMFs is doing serious damage to your health. Then Dr. Daniel Oblak delivers a hard-hitting message on how modern life is literally extinguishing your inner light and what you need to do to get it back. Straight talk on health, technology, and what we’re losing.

Amanda Riley from Intermediate Gateway breaks down her powerful workbook ….the CIA/Monroe Institute-based system that teaches energy healing, nervous system regulation, and using focused consciousness to heal the body from within. She walks through the actual techniques step by step.

Krista Carr then goes hard on the rapid rollout of MAiD Track 2 for mental illness and non-terminal conditions, exposing the extreme dangers …vulnerable people being fast-tracked to death and the full ethical collapse happening in Canada right now. Raw and unflinching.

Can science actually point to a creator? In this episode, Dr. Stephen C. Meyer breaks down the ideas behind The Story of Everything, challenging Darwin’s theory of evolution and arguing that modern science may support intelligent design. From the Big Bang to DNA and the origin of life, this conversation explores whether the universe is random — or the result of something greater

Are diet sodas actually better for you — or just a different kind of risk? Dr. Paul Reynolds breaks down the real impact of sugar and artificial sweeteners on inflammation, aging, and brain health. Then, Carlyn Bryan joins the conversation to explore mental clarity, emotional control, and how to move from overwhelm to personal balance in today’s chaotic world. A mix of science, mindset, and real-life habits.

Larry Smith reflects on a 55-year career spanning the CFL, business, and Canadian politics. From leading the CFL through crisis to navigating the Senate, he shares lessons on leadership, legacy, and service. The episode also captures a raw, behind-the-scenes look at his retirement in Ottawa — and raises a bigger question: can integrity, respect, and bipartisanship still exist in Canadian politics today?

Is Canada’s military prepared — or struggling behind the scenes? Former military officer and lawyer Philip Millar breaks down recruitment challenges, lowered standards, and concerns about readiness in the Canadian Armed Forces. The conversation also looks at Canada’s justice system, including political influence, “judge shopping,” and rising public safety issues.

Martin Pelletier lays out the brutal reality of Canada surviving without a US trade agreement. Brad unleashes a savage comedy bit on Mark Carney titled “Canada Brace for Elbows Down, Asses Up.” Then Dr. Julian Somers exposes how Canada is now threatening health officials with fines and even jail time. This one hits hard.

Dr. Oren Amitay explains exactly how psychedelics rewire your brain and mess with mental health. Then Todd Shapiro, CEO of Red Light Holland, breaks down what Trump’s new executive order really means for the industry and what’s coming next. Mind-bending stuff.