Talk Truth 05.01.26 – Wayne Morrow | Wayne Morrow, CEO of the John Birch Society and a former research scientist, breaks down the long-term ideological movements that have shaped modern institutions. Drawing on history, political philosophy, and themes reflected in 1984, he explains how gradual change—often unnoticed in real time—can
Talk Truth 04.30.26 – Dr. Geoffrey Horsman & Hatim Kheir | Dr. Geoffrey Horsman, a biochemistry professor and school council member, alongside constitutional lawyer Hatim Kheir, break down a legal challenge involving mandatory land acknowledgments in schools. They explain how attempts to raise concerns were shut down, raising questions about
Talk Truth 04.29.26 – Shawn Buckley | Shawn Buckley, constitutional lawyer and health freedom advocate, discusses growing concerns around government policy, agriculture, and control over food systems. He explains how changing regulations and global frameworks could impact small farms, food supply, and long-term independence. 00:00 – Opening + context 01:45
Talk Truth 04.28.26 – Tanya Gaw | Tanya Gaw, president of Action4Canada, outlines growing concerns around school content, SOGI programming, and explicit materials being made available to students. She also highlights recent legislative developments in Alberta and what they mean for parents, schools, and the direction of education policy. 00:00
Talk Truth 04.27.26 – Leighton Grey | Leighton Grey, one of Canada’s leading constitutional lawyers, breaks down the failures within the justice system and how sentencing policies are impacting real outcomes. He examines how ideological influence, legal frameworks, and enforcement decisions are contributing to rising concerns around justice, accountability, and
Talk Truth 04.23.26 – Faytene Grasseschi | Faytene Grasseschi breaks down growing concerns around Bill C9 and what it could mean for freedom of faith in Canada. From viral call-to-action campaigns to hundreds of thousands of Canadians making their voices heard, this conversation highlights the real impact of civic engagement.
Talk Truth 04.24.26 – Tanner Hnidey | Floor crossing is shaking trust in Canada’s political system—and many are asking if democracy is still functioning the way it should. Tanner Hnidey breaks down the controversy surrounding MPs switching parties, what it reveals about political incentives, and why voters feel betrayed. The
Talk Truth 04.23.26 – Faytene Grasseschi | Faytene Grasseschi breaks down growing concerns around Bill C9 and what it could mean for freedom of faith in Canada. From viral call-to-action campaigns to hundreds of thousands of Canadians making their voices heard, this conversation highlights the real impact of civic engagement.
Talk Truth 04.21.26 – Chris Scott | Chris Scott, owner of the Whistle Stop Cafe in Mirror, Alberta, shares what it cost him to stand against COVID restrictions—jail time, seized property, and lasting consequences. He explains how that experience exposed deeper issues in Canada’s legal and political systems, and why
Shawn Buckley lays out the real cost of standing firm when it matters most. Through the story of Angelina Ireland, he exposes what happens when someone refuses to bend under pressure—and why that line is getting harder to hold. This cuts straight into conviction, calling, and the reality that truth
