The U.S. has officially left the World Health Organization. Argentina quickly followed. Join Rodney Palmer as he discusses the disintegration of the W.H.O. as its plan for a global power grab begins to backfire.

Guests: Astrid Stuckelberger, PhD, Public Health & WHO Whistleblower; Dr. Peter Singer, Former Special Advisor to WHO Director General; and Dr. Mark Trozzi, MD, World Council for Health Canada.

Canada is the fastest adopter of curated death in the world. Medical Assistance in Dying, lovingly called MAiD, has been embraced more by Canadians than almost anywhere in the world. And now governments are pushing past the probable end-of-life candidates into those with mental health issues, children as young as twelve, and potentially even the occasionally depressed.

Join Rodney Palmer as he interviews the proponents and the opponents of death by your doctor in Canada: Dr. Joel Zivot, Anesthesiologist and ICU Physician; Dr. Georges L'Espérance, President, Right to Die With Dignity Quebec; Angelina Ireland, Executive Director, Delta Hospice Society; and Nicole Scheidl, Executive Director, Canadian Physicians for Life.

Cell phones and WiFi have liberated humanity and provided a lifestyle never experienced in history. But this miraculous convenience has also shackled us to a new era of disease caused by the same technology that makes it so great.

Join Rodney Palmer as he interviews Canadians raising the red flag about the dangers of wireless radiation in your life with Dr. Magda Havas, Professor Emeritus, Trent University; Sheena Symington, Director, Electrosensitive Society; and Frank Clegg, CEO, Canadians for Safe Technology (C4ST).

After years of masking our faces during Covid, many experts say the practice did more harm than good. Hospitals in Toronto are starting to demand people wear masks again. Listen as Talk Nation Radio unravels the controversy about face masking to prevent the seasonal flu and why a simple common vitamin can do more to prevent sickness than any mask.

Join Rodney Palmer as he speaks to Chris Schaefer, Occupational Safety and Health Expert; Dr. Brian Goldman, ER Physician, Author & CBC Radio Host; Prof. Kanji Nakatsu, Pharmacology, Queen's University; and Prof. Susan Whiting, Nutrition, University of Saskatchewan.

Quebec has cancelled international adoptions because too many children have learned they cannot trace their birth origin. For three decades, thousands of Canadians adopted children from developing countries around the world. Now authorities say international child trafficking rings emerged to fill the demand for foreign babies. Quebec is not the only jurisdiction to put a halt to the international demand for babies.

Join Rodney Palmer as he interviews William Côté, Chair of a Quebec international adoption agency; Nam Holtz, Korean adoptee and award-winning filmmaker; and John Winterdyk, Professor Emeritus, Department of Economics, Justice, and Policy Studies at Mount Royal University.

(Dec. 21, 2024) Professor Byram Bridle is one of Canada's top vaccine developers. When the Canadian government asked him to develop a made-in-Canada vaccine to end the Covid pandemic, he took the assignment with national pride. What happened next is disturbing. A whisper campaign resulted in the professor being turfed out of his lab for over three years.

Upon his long awaited return, Rodney Palmer sits down with Professor Bridle to unravel this tale of mystery, intrigue, police investigations and hidden identities.

(Dec. 14, 2024) Pride Day in Canada is no longer a matter of pride; it's a legal obligation. A Human Rights ruling in a very small town has set a legal precedent that may require every city in Canada to proclaim a special month for sexual minorities.

Join Rodney Palmer as he interviews Canadian activists with strong positions on both sides of this story: Doug Judson, Director of Borderland Pride; Jim Enos, Ontario President of the Christian Heritage Party; John Carpay, President of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms; and Dr. Gerald Walton, Professor of Education at Lakehead University.

(Dec. 7, 2024) After two years of investigation and expert testimony, the US Congress has determined that none of the Covid control measures imposed on North Americans were valid. Not the lock downs, the masks, or standing six feet apart. And Congress left little doubt that it emerged from a lab performing gain-of-function research on coronavirus in bats.

Rodney Palmer interviews some key players, including a Canadian politician who lost his job because he was right but ahead of the socially acceptable curve: Derek Sloan, former Member of Parliament; Dr. Robert Garry, Professor of Microbiology and Immunology at Tulane Medical School; and Dr. Steven Pelech, VP and Co-founder of the Canadian Citizens Care Alliance.

(Nov. 30, 2024) Less than one month after Donald Trump became President-elect of the United States he started bullying Canada about the large undefended border. He says we're letting too many criminals and too much fentanyl through the border. Rodney Palmer speaks with leading Canadian and American experts about the source of Trump's anger, how much damage he can do, and how China is at the centre of the entire storm.

Join Rodney Palmer as he speaks with Garry Clement, Versabank Anti-Money Laundering Chief; Gary Hufbauer, Economist, Peterson Institute for Economics; and Prof. Francois Crépeau, Former UN Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights of Migrants.

(Nov. 23, 2024) When the blood is barely dry from the last pandemic, Canada's government is already laying out our approach to the next one. Will we have vegetarian mandates? Will our lives be dictated by a new government? Bill C-293 is a bizarre and controversial new approach to life in Canada.

Join Rodney Palmer in talking with a Canadian doctor and a lawyer who warn that this little Private Member's Bill from Toronto might change what it means to be Canadian. He speaks with Dr. Mark Trozzi, Co-Founder of the World Council for Health Canada; Lori Williams, Associate Professor of Policy Studies; and Lisa Miron, BSc, LL.B, LL.M.