The Media is the Message

'The Terrorist Therapist' Author and American Psychologist, Carole Lieberman, shares her expertise on trauma and its effects on the human psyche with Leighton Grey. Together, they highlight current traumatic world affairs – the Ukraine and Russia unrest, past events – 9/11 and how 'terror' is still affecting societies today – COVID-19. But is all 'terrorism' equal? Who is trying to scare us? Why are they trying to scare us? How can we protect ourselves in the future to be mentally strong enough to distinguish 'terror' from 'manipulation'?

Recent Census data reveals that 99.7% of Canadians do not identify as transgender or non-binary, with only 0.3% falling into these categories. Nevertheless, a notable trend has emerged where numerous retailers appear to be enthusiastically catering to a small, outspoken minority. In this weekly commentary, Leighton Grey delves into the true essence of pride and what this all really means.

Renowned Epidemiologist Dr. Peter McCullough joins Leighton Grey on today's revealing and shocking episode. Dr. McCullough sets a few records straight and takes Leighton on a deep dive into the aftermath of the Covid-19 Pandemic. What are the steps after COVID? Is there a light at the end of the tunnel? Watch to the end to hear about a new health venture presenting hope for a healthy future.

Where does the wealth of nations come from? In my latest commentary, I unpack the source of prosperity and the meaning behind the Invisible Hand.

Leighton speaks with American author, Richard C. Lyons, as he unveils the prospects of our society's future by retelling the fascinating past of republics, democracy, and the tyrannical figures that inspired America's formation. The future often parallels the past, but what can we learn by rediscovering the past? Dive in and follow along for this informative conversation.

Have you heard of UNDRIP? It's making headlines and something you should know about. It stands for The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. But is it helpful or harmful?