Parents With Questions

In this powerful conversation, Adam Gibson sits down with Ros Nealon-Cook, the first Australian psychologist to publicly speak out against the COVID narrative back in 2020–21. Ros shares her personal story of losing her psychology registration for doing what every parent instinctively knows is right—speaking up to protect children from harm. Together, Adam and Ros unpack what really went on behind the fear campaigns, lockdowns and professional gag orders that silenced so many voices of reason.

Drawing on decades of psychological insight, Ros explains how fear literally hijacks the human brain, shutting down critical thinking and driving good people to conform with the herd. She breaks down the mechanics of group psychology, attachment to authority, and how governments used behavioural “nudge units” to manipulate the public into compliance. Most powerfully, she reveals how this collective trauma has affected our children—the so-called “COVID kindies”—and why so many kids today are struggling to regulate their emotions, focus, and trust the world around them.

Adam and Ros move the discussion toward healing—starting with psycho-education for parents and kids. From her simple “Red Beast / White Rabbit” model for teaching self-regulation, to the deeper work of raising emotionally whole boys and rebuilding community outside captured systems, this episode is full of practical tools and profound hope. It’s a must-listen for any parent determined to raise resilient, critically-thinking kids in a post-COVID world.

Links to resources mentioned in this episode:

https://lighthousedeclaration.org/

https://zonesofregulation.com/

Interview with Dr John Campbell:

https://youtu.be/4Iqa4CoMciU?si=JFqDdVVxaS_WCr5W

Follow Ros on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ros.nealon.cook/?hl=en

In this conversation, Adam Gibson and Jason Miles explore the themes of burnout, thriving, and personal resilience. They discuss the societal pressures that lead to burnout and the importance of self-discipline and financial independence in overcoming these challenges. The dialogue emphasizes the need for individuals to take control of their lives, speak their truths, and build supportive communities. They also touch on the shifting consciousness in society, where more people are seeking meaningful lives and questioning the status quo.

Connect with Jason's work here www.jasonmiles.substack.com

Link to the Trinity Study www.marottaonmoney.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Trinity-study-update.pdf

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Friendship

To connect with our guest psychologist Lindsay Spencer-Mathews, go to

https://greatchangemaker.com.au/

In this deeply reflective and emotionally charged episode, Adam Gibson reunites with psychologist and long-time ally Lindsay Spencer-Matthews to unpack a momentous but underreported shift: the TGA’s updated advice quietly walking back COVID vaccines for children under 18, stating that the risks now outweigh the benefitsFor those of us who fought, spoke out, and paid the price for questioning this agenda—this is the moment we’ve waited for. But it’s not the time for revenge. It’s the time to act strategically, compassionately, and effectively.

We discuss:

•The emotional toll of speaking truth during a time of mass delusion

•Why doctors and pharmacists still don’t know the advice has changed

•A practical final action: sending a respectful, curiosity-based letter to your GP or pharmacist

•The psychology of belief, and how to truly reach people

•Healing the dissident community and putting down the sword—for good

This is the full stop we’ve been craving. But we have to deliver it wisely.

Letters, not rage. Curiosity, not confrontation.

Heres how you can take action with us:

Letter to Doctor 

Letter to Pharmacist 

They have been written by respected psychologist Lindsay Spencer-Matthews, and carefully worded to invite conversation, not conflict.

Look up your local GP and/or pharmacist, then handwrite the envelope:

Dr. [Name]

Mark it "Private & Confidential" (this helps ensure it will get opened by the right person)

Sign it in ink - no digital signatures. Remember, you are simply asking respectful questions about an official statement - so there is no risk of blowback on you.

If every PWQ supporter sends one letter? That’s 30,000 doctors and pharmacists who will think twice before jabbing another child (or even an adult)

If you send five, that’s 150,000. 

And forward this to ask five friends to do the same?

Considering there are only around 130,000 medical doctors and specialists in Australia, we’ll become a force that cannot be ignored. 

And finally, if you are part of a freedom based community group, a social media circle, or even a school P&F committee member, please ask them to help you circulate this message.

7 Big Takeaways From This Episode

1.The TGA Has Quietly Reversed Course on COVID Vaccines for Kids

The official advice now states the risks outweigh the benefits for those under 18—but few doctors and pharmacists even know this.

2.The Fight Isn’t Over Until Action is Taken

Without public visibility, kids may still be getting these injections daily. This is our opportunity to stop it cold.

3.Letters Can Be More Powerful Than Protests

A printed, respectfully worded, hand-signed letter sent directly to a doctor or pharmacist can bypass defensiveness and open real dialogue.

4.Anger is Understandable—But Not Effective

This is the time for grace and strategy, not vengeance. Letting rage lead now may cost us the final victory.

5.Most Professionals Still Haven’t Processed Their Own Cognitive Dissonance

Doctors were trained for compliance, not curiosity. The TGA’s reversal gives them an “off-ramp” from the narrative, but we must offer it gently.

6.This May Be the Moment to Finally Heal

Many in the dissident community are experiencing battle fatigue. This campaign offers closure—and a bridge to the next chapter.

7.Your Voice Still Matters

Whether it’s one letter or ten, your action could protect a child, shift a professional’s mindset, or close this dark chapter with dignity.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Personal Reflections on Vaccines

02:54 Government Changes and Parental Concerns

05:53 Psychological Perspectives on Vaccine Discussions

09:07 The Role of Doctors and Medical Authority

11:51 Navigating Conversations with Medical Professionals

14:50 Opportunities for Change and Advocacy

17:46 Emotional Intelligence in Disagreements

20:57 The Importance of Open Dialogue

24:11 Conclusion and Call to Action

33:25 Challenging Expectations in Medical Conversations

34:58 Emotional Responses and Effective Communication

36:32 The Role of Compassion in Medical Discourse

39:28 Understanding Human Fallibility in Medicine

42:01 Rethinking Medical Authority and Trust

43:48 The Importance of Genuine Compassion

46:20 Taking Action: Writing to Medical Professionals

48:34 Overcoming Battle Fatigue in Advocacy

50:44 Finding Strength in Adversity

53:42 Healing While Fighting for Change

56:14 Closing the Chapter on Vaccine Advocacy

58:59 Building Community and Support for Healing

For your 30 min FREE consult with Chris Jahn to discuss SMSF and if its right for you, go to http://www.jahnsuper.com.au/

Here's what you will learn in this episode:

The “Unrealised Gains” Tax is a Real Threat… But Not for Everyone (Yet)

Personal deductible contributions

Catch-up concessional contributions from previous 5 years

Recontribution strategies to reduce death benefits tax

Chris outlined seven proven (but underutilized) tax strategies:

Personal concessional contributions (17%–32% return via tax savings)

Catch-up of unused concessional caps (up to 5 years back)

Non-concessional contributions (up to $120K/year or $360K over 3 years)

Starting a pension phase at 60 (to make super income tax-free)

Re-contribution strategy (to minimize tax for beneficiaries)

Splitting super contributions with a spouse (get earlier access)

Transition to Retirement strategy (drawing tax-free while still working)

Avoid investing in BlackRock/Vanguard-aligned managed funds

Allocate into hard assets like gold, silver, crypto, or farmland

Align their money with their values in a rapidly shifting world

Even with regulatory red tape, Chris says SMSFs remain one of the last legal strongholds of financial freedom in Australia.

Chapters

00:00 Navigating Changes in Self-Managed Super

02:39 Tax Planning Strategies for Superannuation

05:29 Understanding Superannuation Contributions

08:12 Maximizing Tax Benefits through Contributions

11:07 Advanced Strategies for Superannuation Management

13:57 The Importance of Financial Advisors

16:39 Finding Trustworthy Financial Guidance

19:22 The Role of Self-Managed Super in Financial Resilience

22:24 Empowering Financial Decisions

25:01 The Future of Self-Managed Super

Disclaimer: This information is for education purposes and does not constitute financial advice. The advice is general in nature and people will have to seek there own advice or advisors to ascertain if the strategies maybe applicable to them.

Being a Super Fund accountant, Chris Jahn has a birds eye view on a lot of financial strategies that are presented to his clients from their advisors. In some cases they are spending $10-$15k per year on advice and Chris’s team are instructed by advisors to assist with the implementation of those strategies.

To pre-register for Troy's upcoming Crypto live masterclass, join our mailing list at www.uncoercible.com and keep an eye on your email within a week for the invite.

In this conversation, Adam Gibson and crypto expert Troy Harris delve into the current state of the cryptocurrency market, discussing its potential as a financial opportunity and the importance of understanding market trends. They explore whether it's too late for new investors to enter the crypto space, the distinction between Bitcoin and meme coins, and various investment strategies. The discussion also highlights the significance of decentralized finance in creating cash flow and the critical role of mindset in successful investing.

Takeaways

The cryptocurrency market is a significant financial opportunity.

Chapters

00:00 Exploring the Crypto Landscape

In this episode, Adam Gibson interviews Stephen Petith, the Sovereign Capitalist, discussing how to live a sovereign lifestyle, protect assets, and navigate the political landscape. They explore the importance of political involvement, strategies for wealth creation, and the benefits of second citizenship. Stephen shares insights on asset protection, the pros and cons of  not-for-profit and private foundation structures, and the necessity of being proactive in today's changing environment.

To learn more about Stephen, go to www.stephenpetith.com

Or to book in a discovery call to discuss how to save your business tax and protect your assets, go to www.sovereigncapitalist.com/call

Key Takeaways:

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Sovereign Capitalism

Ever struggled with having a rational conversation about vaccines with a family member, a friend or even your doctor? This episode is a must listen!

In this conversation, Adam Gibson discusses the contentious topic of childhood vaccinations with Cloi Geddes and Katrina Lane from www.Inform-Me.org

They explore personal stories, the challenges of navigating differing opinions within families, doctors and friends, and the importance of informed consent.

The discussion highlights the role of media in shaping public perception and the need for accessible, judgment-free resources for parents seeking balanced information about vaccinations.

Inform-Me.org is introduced as a new initiative aimed at providing comprehensive, balanced information to help families make informed decisions about vaccinations.

For more on Charles Kovess and his executive coaching programs visit www.charleskovess.com

In this engaging conversation, Adam Gibson and Charles Kovess explore the profound impact of leadership, passion, and self-awareness on productivity and the future of Australia.

Kovess emphasizes the importance of passionate leadership in driving human productivity and the economy, while also addressing the challenges posed by fear and comfort in decision-making.

The discussion delves into the necessity of vision in leadership, the courage to speak truth over comfort, and the potential for a more passionate and free society.

Kovess shares insights on how leaders can unlock the genius of their teams and the importance of self-awareness in effective leadership.

In this episode we hear from a financial market expert on how to start building income streams that no one can take from you—not a boss, not a government, not a mandate.

We talk side hustles. Passive income. Trading. Business models that fit around your life—not take it over.

This episode features market insights from Cam Buchanan, lead advisor at the International Day Trading Academy. As someone who studies the market cycles, he breaks down what he believes is really going on with:

•Property

•Gold

•Crypto

•Futures & Options

•And how to navigate the storm without selling your soul

This isn’t about hype. It’s about strategy. Sovereignty. And saying:

“Thanks… but I don’t need this job bad enough to betray my principles.”

Be prepared. Be empowered. Be Uncoercible.

If you would like a fly on the wall insight into how real people are using day trading to create income in under an hour a day, join Cam’s free Live Trading Room session here:

👉 https://idta.com.au/ltr-invite/?utm_campaign=march_ltr&utm_source=UnCoercible&utm_medium=email

You will get a no nonsense look at how he himself trades in the market (in real time) plus get to assess if trading is potentially a good fit for you or not.

This could be the turning point you’ve been waiting for.

Gerard Rennick is the outspoken Queensland Senator and leader of the People First Party.

In this interview, he delves into the flaws of Australia's superannuation system, the government's handling of COVID-19, and the economic consequences that have arisen from these policies.

He discusses the impact of historical economic decisions, the role of immigration in the housing market, and proposes a series of reforms aimed at prioritizing the needs of the people over party politics.

Key proposals include raising the tax-free threshold, reforming childcare support, and making superannuation voluntary with elected boards. He also discusses key economic policies aimed at providing financial relief to families, including tax cuts and the establishment of a public bank. He also outlines a political strategy to implement these policies by gaining a balance of power in the Senate.

The discussion also touches on the challenges posed by bureaucracy, the importance of community engagement, and the need for accountability in health policies, particularly regarding vaccine injuries. Gerard emphasizes the role of parents in addressing health crises and advocates for a more self-reliant society.