The Media is the Message

As Churchill once said; "Never let a good crisis go to waste"; so what exactly happened during the pandemic, what's the motivation to minimize possibly-linked side effects of C-19 vaccines and who is profiting from their repeated distribution to the healthy? Leighton Grey welcomes Dr. William Makis, a Canadian physician who has asked these questions, and proposed a total remodel of provincial healthcare to restore ethics and public trust.

Leighton Grey untangles the subtleties in The Charter of Rights and Freedoms with historian and author Michael Wagner, as they discuss the impacts of secularization in Canada and the roots of judicial activism causing a domino effect in the laws and social order of Western society. Learn how we got here and where we can go from here.

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.

It is truly mad to think that we have reached a point in society today when protesting imposition of sexual fetishes upon children, as I recently did in my home community, paints us as hateful bigots.

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.