In this episode of Talk Truth, Shawn Buckley returns to expose what may be one of Canada's most alarming issues: the censorship of health information. With decades of expertise in drug law and public health policy, Shawn explains how Canadian regulations systematically block the public from accessing truthful data—especially when it challenges pharmaceutical narratives or supports natural remedies. He unpacks how legal frameworks are used to suppress both risks and benefits of medications, why critical research never sees the light of day, and who really profits from keeping Canadians in the dark.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Tanner Hnidey returns for a bold discussion on the direction Canada is heading—spiritually, politically, and culturally. We share recent clips highlighting controversial government moments—like a Public Safety Minister’s lack of basic firearms knowledge and Mark Carney’s claim that Muslim values are Canadian values—and Tanner gives his unfiltered take. He doesn’t hold back as he unpacks what he sees as the erosion of Canada’s biblical foundations, the dangers of bureaucratic incompetence, and the steady drift toward globalist control. He also shares key insights from his new book, Antichrist 2030, and offers updates from his ongoing speaking tour across the province.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Leighton Grey returns to unpack the crisis—and the calling—of leadership in both government and the church. Drawing from his upcoming book Lies, Laws and Liberties, Leighton explores what it takes to raise servant-hearted leaders rooted in truth. He challenges the shallow fixes of today’s culture and calls for a return to deep, Scripture-based discipleship that forms the kind of integrity our nation desperately needs.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Tanya Gaw returns with a powerful update on Action4Canada’s fight to protect schools and communities. She shares how her team successfully pushed for the removal of explicit, pornographic books from Alberta school libraries by presenting evidence directly to the Education Minister. Tanya exposes the spread of controversial education programs, urges Christians to stand firm in faith, and gives key updates on legal battles and campaigns to keep public spaces free from political flags.

In this episode of Talk Truth, we sit down with Alberta-based columnist and political commentator Cory Morgan to tackle one of the most debated topics in Western Canada—independence. With decades of experience in grassroots activism, political party organization, and journalism, Cory draws from both the frontlines and his book “The Sovereignty’s Handbook” to unpack the movement’s persistent challenges. He breaks down why independence sentiment in Alberta and Saskatchewan often spikes—but fails to stick. From the difficulty of rallying fiercely independent citizens under one banner to the tension between local autonomy and centralized power, Cory offers both hard truths and practical insights.

In this episode of Talk Truth, we sit down with Brian Reisinger, author of Land Rich Cash Poor: My Family's Hope and the Untold History of the Disappearing American Farmer, to uncover the struggles and hopes of American farmers. With small family farms vanishing at a staggering rate of 45,000 per year, we examine the forces driving this century-long decline and the challenges farmers face today. But there’s also hope—growing consumer demand for organic and natural food could spark a revival in the farming industry.

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome Brianne Dressen, a mother from Utah whose life took a devastating turn after participating in an AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine trial. As co-founder of React19.org and a dedicated vaccine injury advocate, Brianne shares her powerful journey—from believing she was contributing to the end of the pandemic to facing severe, life-altering side effects that upended her family's world. Despite enduring over 20 debilitating symptoms, she bravely speaks out, exposing the lack of support from pharmaceutical companies and the media’s silence on vaccine injuries.

In this episode of Talk Truth, independent researcher and author Shaz Khan joins from Switzerland to share the personal story behind her decade-long investigation into vaccine history—her father’s death after a flu shot. She discusses her new book, The Ultimate Vaccine Timeline, which explores the evolution of vaccine technology, the rise of mass immunization, and the powerful ties between pharmaceutical companies, governments, and academia. Drawing from archival research in the UK and Switzerland, Shaz raises critical questions about vaccine safety, the lack of long-term studies, and the agendas driving today’s global vaccine policies.

In this episode of Talk Truth, we unpack the legal battles and personal cost of British Columbia’s COVID-19 vaccine mandates. Joining us are Philip Davidson, president of BCPS Employees for Freedom Society, and healthcare professionals Terri Perepolkin and Jed Ferguson—both terminated for refusing the jab. Together, they share what it meant to be called heroes one day and cast aside the next. We explore their role in two major class action lawsuits, the silence of their unions, the fight for bodily autonomy, and the emotional toll of standing against government overreach.

In this episode of Talk Truth, we’re joined by Randy Rogers—better known as DJ Fat Dog—for a conversation about using creativity to share the Gospel. Corri recalls first discovering Randy on TikTok, drawn in by his unique remixes of classic hymns like “I’ll Fly Away” and “Are You Washed in the Blood?” Randy’s DJ skills are giving new life to traditional worship music, connecting with younger audiences and even leading some to faith during his livestreams. We dive into his journey with music and faith, the viral success of his mixes, and the mixed reactions—from enthusiastic support to concern over reimagining cherished songs.