Talk Truth 07.31.26 – Natalya Murakhver | Filmmaker and children’s advocate Natalya Murakhver discusses her documentary Uncancellable, which tells the story of New York school board member Maud Maron and the price she paid for refusing to stay silent. After defending merit-based education, opposing harmful school policies, and refusing to
Talk Truth 07.21.26 – Gregory Tomchyshyn | Gregory Tomchyshyn, Campaigns Director for CitizenGO Canada, joins Talk Truth to discuss the controversy surrounding a Regina mosque’s amplified public call to prayer, concerns over the equal application of municipal noise bylaws, and why Bill C-9 is raising alarm bells for free speech
Talk Truth 07.10.26 – Shawn Buckley | Shawn Buckley returns to discuss the growing debate around digital ID, privacy, and free speech in Canada. He explains concerns surrounding digital identity systems, government access to personal information, online verification, and the impact new regulations could have on how Canadians communicate and
Talk Truth 07.02.26 – John Carpay | The federal government’s proposed Bill C-3 is raising serious questions about parental rights, free speech, and the growing role of government in family life. John Carpay explains what the legislation actually says, who could be affected, and why many Canadians believe it could
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
Talk Truth 06.23.26 – Vincent Gircys | Why was Ottawa Police detective Helen Grus disciplined for asking questions? Former Ontario Provincial Police forensic investigator Vincent Gircys and former Ottawa Police Sergeant Rob Stuckey joins to discuss the new documentary Silencing Detective Grus, the Grus Justice Project, accountability in Canadian institutions,
Talk Truth 06.22.26 – Leighton Grey | Did Canadians rush to judgment on the residential school story? Lawyer and commentator Leighton Grey joins Talk Truth to discuss the Making a Killing documentary, the Kamloops announcement, reconciliation, government spending, accountability, and why asking questions has become controversial in Canada. The conversation
Talk Truth 06.17.26 – Making A Killing Review | In Part 2 of Making A Killing: Reconciliation, Genocide and Plunder in Canada, we continue examining the documentary by former BC MLA Dallas Brodie. The film explores the ongoing debate surrounding the Kamloops Residential School claims, the lack of excavation at
Talk Truth 05.21.26 – Leighton Grey | Leighton Grey discusses judicial activism, Alberta’s referendum ruling, and the growing power of unelected judges in Canada. From courts overriding elected governments to the judiciary shaping public policy, this conversation breaks down why many Canadians feel democracy itself is being transformed behind closed
Talk Truth 04.16.26 – Roger Song | Lawyer Roger Song joins to expose what’s changing inside Canada’s legal system. After pushing back against mandatory ideological training, he explains how new legislation is forcing the Law Society to reverse course—but warns the deeper issue is the abandonment of the “supremacy of
