Talk Truth 08.05.26 – John Leake | Bestselling author and investigative journalist John Leake examines the growing influence of what he calls “mind viruses”—irrational ideas that spread through fear, manipulation, and powerful institutions. Drawing from history, philosophy, and recent public events, he explains how societies become vulnerable to mass persuasion,
Talk Truth 07.14.26 – Ann Vandersteel | What happens when the very system designed to protect children ends up tearing families apart? Ann Vandersteel discusses years of investigative work into Child Protective Services, family courts, parental rights, and government overreach, examining why strong families matter, how communities can better protect
Talk Truth 07.13.26 – Leighton Grey | Governments across Canada are increasingly promoting online betting, casinos, and gambling as a source of public revenue—but at what cost? Leighton Grey examines how gambling has shifted from occasional entertainment to a government-supported industry, the impact it’s having on families and young people,
Talk Truth 07.08.26 – Tanner Hnidey | Texas has become the first state to adopt a required reading list that includes passages from the Bible in its public school curriculum, sparking a debate far beyond education. Tanner Hnidey explores whether governments should promote Scripture in public schools, the difference between
Talk Truth 07.01.26 – Dr. Andrew Fox | As culture continues to redefine truth, language, and even biology, many are asking how society reached this point. Dr. Andrew Fox, author of Truth in the Age of Applause, explores the growing pressure to conform, the erosion of common sense, the importance
In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome Dr. Gilda Carle, author of “Real Men Don’t Go Woke,” for a compelling conversation about the state of masculinity and the challenges facing young men today. Drawing on her decades of experience as a relationship strategist and cultural commentator, Dr. Gilda discusses
In this episode of Talk Truth, Tanner Hnidey joins us to discuss faith, culture, and courage following the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk. We explore the spiritual and cultural impact of this tragedy and what it means to stand firm in truth when the world feels upside down. Tanner calls
