The Way | Commentary

Gena Watteel, author of Fisman's Fraud, claims research fraud was used to convince the public to take the COVID-19 vaccine—and alleges that governments knew this but still mandated the shots. Now, with what we know, why is Canada still promoting vaccines? Is there another motive? Watteel argues that this erosion of trust could have devastating consequences in the face of a real pandemic.

In this episode, Leighton Grey explores why A Christmas Carol still resonates after 181 years, unpacking its timeless themes of redemption, accountability, and the true spirit of Christmas. From Scrooge’s transformation to the story’s powerful message of hope, we uncover what makes this classic so meaningful for grown-ups today.

Author Ray McGinnis joins Leighton Grey to discuss his book Unjustified, which takes a deep look into the events of the Freedom Convoy in February 2022—an event that shook Canada and caught the world’s attention. Ray exposes the misinformation spread by the government and media, shedding light on the truths behind the headlines. Hear what really happened at one of Canada's most pivotal moments.

It's pretty clear that President-elect Donald Trump is not fond of Canadian PM Justin Trudeau. Because he's a tyrant. Listen to Leighton Grey's thoughts on how Trudeau got here and what will Trump do about it.

Brian Reisinger, generational farmer and author, speaks about why China is buying up Canadian and American farmland. Is our food supply in jeopardy? Brian explains how politicians have lost control of the food supply chain and what losing our farmers means for rest of us. Brian also talks about his book, Land Rich, Cash Poor.

In this episode, Leighton Grey explores the controversial rise of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) training. With growing concerns about DEI's unintended consequences—such as increased bias, declining institutional standards, and the politicization of workplaces—we question whether its practices truly foster inclusion or exacerbate division.