The Lasting Impact of History's Mistakes | Jared Knott

When she first started noticing politically-correct totalitarianism creeping into the halls of academia in the early 90s, Professor Frances Widdowson made a point of asking respectful questions and stating truth. In this conversation with Leighton Grey, she details her recent firing from Mount Royal University for not being agreeable to the woke narrative and what the path forward might be to revive academic freedom, and health to campus' worldwide.

Freedom is the basis of human flourishing, but millions of Canadians seem eager to cash in their liberty for censorship, a false sense of security, and paltry handouts from a centrally planned economy.

When he founded Good Kid Productions, Rob Montz wanted to see Netflix quality documentaries tackle the issues of the day with truth, even if they were politically uncomfortable, and in this discussion with Leighton Grey he details his latest projects are indeed fulfilling that vision: to create films that confront what he calls 'anti-truths'.

In a world of participation ribbons, why the drive to be excellent still matters. Listen to Litigation Lawyer, Leighton Grey's weekly commentary.

Have we become so jaded that we almost expect corruption, hypocrisy, and a total lack of accountability from those holding highest public office?

Leighton Grey interviews Dr. Curtis Wall and his lawyer, James Kitchen about a case study in Alberta where a Chiropractor has been penalized and scrutinized by his regulatory body past the point of logic and reason. Have professional Colleges become so corrupted they don't serve a fruitful purpose any longer? A wide ranging discussion asks where do we go from here as a society and what have these tyrannical demands done to public trust of institutions?