Science is Never Settled

Why Mother's Day should not be dismissed simply because it doesn't check the diversity and inclusion box. Leighton Grey outlines the history of this special day and honours his mother, Lorraine, in this special episode.

Host Leighton Grey and David Yager, energy policy analyst, discuss the challenges that face Canada's prosperity. With all the environmental activism coming from organizations and the federal government, hear what Alberta can do to protect Canada's energy future and create wealth for generations to come.

Leighton Grey discusses the changes happening in the Western world. He reveals the real impact of migration, cultural shifts, and the loss of traditional values. Globalism threatens our way of life and Leighton advices for a return to the core principles of capitalism and individual freedom as essential for preserving our society.

Wilfred Laurier University professor David M. Haskell challenges the notion that DEI, diversity, equity, and inclusion eradicates discrimination. He argues that prioritizing quotas over merit may backfire, leading to unintended bias. As anti-Semitism rises on campuses, the debate on DEI's true impact intensifies.

The battle between administrative power and traditional values. Leighton Grey dissects the impact of woke ideology on privacy and gender norms, and explains the grassroots pushback against government overreach and censorship.

Professor and author Dr. Jeff Fynn-Paul says our forefathers were not racist. People weren't either the oppressed or the oppressors but today we tend to put people into these categories. Is the word genocide being abused by our government? How does this help or hurt the indigenous peoples? Leighton and his guest break some colonialism misconceptions and discuss his new book called Not Stolen: The Truth About European Colonialism in the New World.