When did wokeism begin capturing academic institutions? Find out from someone on the inside.  

What exactly happened during 2020 to deliberately hide the truth about the Wuhan Lab, therapeutic treatments for patients, age-stratified risk and the collateral damages of lockdowns? Two authors of the Great Barrington Declaration join David Leis for a well-rounded discussion on what truths have been revealed recently and why public health abandoned over 100 years of data and practices.

When he founded Good Kid Productions, Rob Montz wanted to see Netflix quality documentaries tackle the issues of the day with truth, even if they were politically uncomfortable, and in this discussion with Leighton Grey he details his latest projects are indeed fulfilling that vision: to create films that confront what he calls 'anti-truths'.  

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Pipelines, clean water and healthcare; Melissa Mbarki says a lot of the solutions to fixing life on indigenous reserves is really quite simple: give them autonomy to help themselves. 

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What exactly happened during 2020 to deliberately hide the truth about the Wuhan Lab, therapeutic treatments for patients, age-stratified risk and the collateral damages of lockdowns? Two authors of the Great Barrington Declaration join David Leis for a well-rounded discussion on what truths have been revealed recently and why public health abandoned over 100 years of data and practices.  

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In this throwback episode, Leighton pulls one out from the archives wherein he chatted with  Pastor James Coates of the Grace Life Church in Edmonton. With the National Citizens Inquiry underway this month across the country, many are being reminded of, and confronted with the  great cost Canadians paid during the dark moments of 2020 and 2021.  
 
Coates explains the inspiration for his book, how Grace Life Church found itself being visited by cops and public health officials during services and what it was like to serve 35 days behind bars.  

With a plethora of experience in political narrative investigation and analysis, writer Ray McGinnis offers his perspective on what the Public Order Emergency Commission revealed about the back story, the political games and the propaganda that was used to craft a strategic narrative around the Freedom Convoy that took to the streets of Ottawa during February of 2022; host David Craig adds his personal experience of being on Parliament Hill during the first 10 days of the event as well.

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Many Canadians are noticing that life has gotten progressively harder over the past 5 years; much of this is due to public policies that follow the prescription that big government is the solution to everything. As David Leis and his guest Spencer Fernando discuss; the last few years have only proven that reasoning to be false, over and over again.

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Leighton Grey interviews Dr. Curtis Wall and his lawyer, James Kitchen about a case study in Alberta where a Chiropractor has been penalized and scrutinized by his regulatory body past the point of logic and reason. Have professional Colleges become so corrupted they don't serve a fruitful purpose any longer? A wide ranging discussion asks where do we go from here as a society and what have these tyrannical demands done to public trust of institutions?

Are to many people in power tied to their party instead of doing what's best for Canada? Sir Roger Douglas, former Minister of Finance of New Zealand, joins the podcast this week. 

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