Pride, Sensuality, & Sin | Commentary 

The UN's Agenda 2030 seeks global authority over every aspect of life, promising sustainability while undermining traditional democratic values. With the potential WHO Pandemic Treaty, concerns arise over granting the WHO unprecedented power, risking sovereignty and individual rights, raising urgent questions about transparency and democratic accountability. Listen to Litigation Lawyer, Leighton Grey's weekly commentary.

Woke ideologies have slowly taken over school libraries while classic works like To Kill A Mockingbird have been 'cancelled' and even banned; But why? Being a literary enthusiast himself, Leighton Grey invites Mandy Knox Sweeney, a lawyer by profession and author by passion, to discuss how woke ideologies are corrupting youth and robbing them of their values. Mandy responds to a calling from God to rectify the disparity of 'American values' in books by writing a series of her own.

A University of Cambridge Dean proposed this idea. In this audio commentary, Leighton explores the controversial assertion and delves into Christ's teachings on social justice, family, wealth, and politics, challenging conventional interpretations and offering fresh perspectives on the intersection of faith and societal issues.

Leighton interviews David Freiheit, also known as Viva Frei, and gets to "know the fro" in this authentic and boundary-free conversation! This Canadian lawyer turned podcast sensation dishes about what experiences culminated to launch the career he has today and why Canadians should hunger to understand how the law unfolds around them and affects our ever-weakening society and culture.

The trial of Jesus is really tricky to figure out because there's not much solid evidence, and the stories we have are from different people who weren't even there. But it's a big deal because what happened changed a lot of things. Jesus went through two trials, one religious and one civil, and they didn't agree on whether he was guilty or not. Even though the legal stuff is confusing, the story shows how the people in charge ended up being judged by Jesus instead of the other way around, which is pretty deep.

Social media has become the new public square. Companies in the social media space have evolved not just in their products and distribution but also in content control. Where is the place for the control of voices and the rights of free speech? In today's conversation Leighton Grey speaks with Jason Fyk, social media millionaire, about his long term court battles against control of personal content in the public online space. It appears this comes down to publishers and editorial control.