Talk Truth

Talk Truth 05.14.26 - Randy Crosson | Randy Crosson of Freedom’s Advocate discusses proposed changes to the Canada Post Act that could expand government powers to search Canadians’ mail. The conversation explores privacy rights, constitutional freedoms, Section 8 protections against unreasonable search and seizure, government overreach, and the growing concern over surveillance and control in Canada. Crosson also shares insight into constitutional litigation, legal strategy, and ongoing freedom-related court challenges across the country.00:00 – Opening verse and discussion about aligning with God03:00 – Randy Crosson joins the show03:43 – Freedom’s Advocate and constitutional legal battles explained06:54 – Canada Post Act changes and mail-search concerns introduced08:13 – Government access to private mail explained09:15 – Privacy implications and “scope creep” concerns10:00 – Why Canadians should care about government surveillance12:16 – Donor privacy and parallels to the trucker convoy13:17 – Allan discusses spiritual decline and government control15:27 – Randy shares stories about prayer and legal strategy16:03 – Constitutional cases involving abortion survivors and conversion therapy laws17:10 – Could future bills target political or religious groups?20:15 – Government overreach and expanding surveillance powers23:05 – The importance of defending constitutional freedoms25:30 – Final thoughts on privacy, freedom, and faith26:30 – End

Talk Truth 05.13.26 - Shawn Buckley | Shawn Buckley returns to Talk Truth to break down Saskatchewan’s proposed Bill 55 and the growing crackdown on alternative health practices in Canada. The discussion explores government control over healthcare, Health Canada, naturopathic medicine, informed consent, medical monopolies, and why many Canadians are losing confidence in the mainstream medical system. Buckley also examines the broader implications for personal freedom, natural health, and the future of healthcare in Canada.00:00 – Opening verse and discussion on God’s authority02:10 – Shawn Buckley joins the show07:12 – Saskatchewan’s Bill 55 explained08:18 – Why alternative medicine has been restricted in Canada09:41 – The dangers of giving medical colleges more power11:39 – Live blood analysis and alternative practices discussed12:32 – Why Canadians are losing health freedom14:28 – COVID changed public trust in the medical system15:39 – Health Canada and duty of care concerns16:15 – How the system protects pharmaceutical monopolies18:15 – Bill 55 as a reaction to growing distrust20:05 – Why natural medicine threatens the system22:40 – Government control versus informed consent25:10 – Canadians seeking alternatives outside the mainstream system27:45 – Final thoughts on health freedom and personal responsibility29:00 – End

Talk Truth 05.12.26 - Michael Wagner | Author and historian Michael Wagner joins Talk Truth to discuss the growing Alberta independence movement following the delivery of more than 300,000 referendum petition signatures to Elections Alberta. The conversation explores Western alienation, federal overreach, Pierre Trudeau’s constitutional legacy, economic frustration in Alberta, and why more Albertans are openly questioning Canada’s future. Wagner also reflects on Alberta’s political identity, Quebec separatism, and the importance of returning to a strong spiritual foundation.00:00 – Opening verse and discussion on Canada’s spiritual foundation02:10 – Michael Wagner joins the show03:05 – Inside the Alberta independence signature event05:12 – How Trudeau’s policies fueled Alberta separatism06:29 – Why the 2025 federal election changed everything07:13 – Alberta independence momentum grows rapidly09:17 – Concerns about Canada aligning with China10:09 – Alberta and Quebec independence movements compared11:42 – Pierre Trudeau’s constitutional legacy explained13:24 – 300,000 referendum signatures submitted15:11 – Canada’s Christian foundation and Psalm 72:817:00 – Why Alberta must return to God spiritually19:10 – The future of Alberta independence21:05 – Final thoughts on Alberta’s identity and Canada’s direction22:10 – End

Talk Truth 05.11.26 - Dean Rainey and Michael Oesch | Michael Oesch and filmmaker Dean Rainey discuss the documentary Why Can’t We Talk About This? and the growing conversation around vaccine injuries, long COVID, spike protein illness, and medical censorship in Canada. Michael shares his personal health journey, the protocols that have helped him improve, and the reality many Canadians face trying to get acknowledged by the medical system. The discussion also explores faith, perseverance, and why more people are beginning to question what they were told during the pandemic.00:00 – Opening verse and discussion about God, truth, and spiritual warfare02:10 – Dean Rainey and Michael Oesch join the show03:03 – Massive audience response to Why Can’t We Talk About This?04:32 – Long COVID, spike protein illness, and exhaustion explained06:18 – How the documentary began and why the topic became controversial07:42 – Michael discusses faith, suffering, and purpose through illness10:30 – Living with severe vaccine injury and choosing perseverance12:43 – Allan encourages Michael’s fight and resilience14:12 – Frustration with the Canadian medical system and lack of acknowledgment16:55 – Canada’s vaccine injury support program criticized17:57 – Is the documentary changing minds?20:00 – Why people are afraid to talk about vaccine injuries22:15 – The importance of open discussion and informed consent24:40 – Medical censorship and public fear during COVID27:30 – Canadians searching for alternative treatments and protocols30:05 – Final thoughts on truth, faith, and perseverance31:30 – End

Talk Truth 05.08.26 - Marita Littauer | Why do people think, communicate, and react so differently? Personality expert and bestselling author Marita Littauer breaks down personality types, relationships, marriage, communication, and the ideas behind her book Wired That Way. Drawing from more than 50 years of experience, Marita explains how understanding personality differences can transform marriages, friendships, workplaces, churches, and families — while also exploring spiritual growth, emotional maturity, and becoming more like Christ.00:00 – Opening + foundational verse02:00 – Guest joins: Marita Littauer03:32 – What Wired That Way is about04:10 – How personality teaching changed her family05:24 – The first personality profile created07:37 – How understanding personalities improves relationships10:54 – The biblical principle behind personalities13:24 – When avoiding people might be necessary14:00 – The 4 personality types explained17:25 – Corri and Allan personality predictions19:02 – “You know how I am” isn’t an excuse20:29 – Jesus displayed the strengths of all four personalities21:13 – Mary and Martha personality differences21:56 – Growth, maturity, and the Holy Spirit23:29 – Spiritual gifts and personality types25:39 – Where to find Wired That Way26:47 – Final reflections from Allan and Corri

Talk Truth 05.07.26 - Leighton Grey | Leighton Grey, lawyer, writer, and host of Grey Matter, joins Talk Truth to unpack his article Tower of Tyrants and the ancient pattern still repeating today. From Nimrod and Babel to modern politics, ideology, AI, globalism, and leaders who think they can replace God, Grey explains why every generation builds its own tower—and why it always collapses when it is built on pride instead of truth.00:00 – Opening + foundational verse02:03 – Guest joins: Leighton Grey02:39 – Leighton introduces Tower of Tyrants03:13 – Nimrod, Babel, and rebellion against God05:34 – The cycle of tyrants06:42 – Canada, secular “religions,” and stolen heritage07:37 – Why the Babel project fails every generation08:43 – Religion vs the Gospel of Christ11:02 – Politics, ideology, and the way of the world12:22 – Every generation builds its own Babel13:35 – The people who help build the tower13:47 – Technology, AI, and the modern Babel14:58 – “Those who will not be governed by God…”15:21 – Why humanity keeps repeating the same pattern19:09 – Temptation, pride, and trying to replace God20:38 – The tower of tyranny being built today22:25 – Breaking out of the cycle23:30 – Alberta, independence, and avoiding another Babel25:35 – Final warning from Scripture26:58 – Closing thoughts + support Talk Truth

Talk Truth 05.06.26 - John Sikkema | John Sikkema, Director of Law and Policy and Legal Counsel for ARPA Canada, joins to break down Bill C9—the Liberal government’s Combating Hate Act—and what it means for Canadians. He explains the push to remove the “good faith religious defense,” how that impacts freedom of speech and religious expression, and why this bill is raising serious concerns for Christians across the country. A clear look at the legal changes—and where this could be heading.00:00 – Opening + foundational verse02:01 – Guest joins: John Sikkema (ARPA Canada)02:30 – What ARPA Canada is and what they do04:15 – Introduction to Bill C9 (Combating Hate Act)06:00 – What the bill is trying to address08:10 – New hate speech provisions explained10:05 – Removal of the “good faith religious defense”12:20 – Why that change matters14:40 – Impact on Christians and religious expression17:00 – Legal vs practical enforcement19:10 – Existing laws vs new powers21:20 – What this means moving forward

Talk Truth 05.05.26 - Shawn Buckley | Shawn Buckley continues his analysis, focusing on repeated messaging from political leadership and how language shapes public perception. He explains how fear-based narratives are used to influence behavior, control outcomes, and shift public understanding of reality.00:00 – Opening + foundational verse01:10 – Guest joins: Shawn Buckley02:30 – “Dangerous and divided” messaging05:00 – Repetition and psychological impact07:30 – Fear as a control mechanism10:00 – Political incentives explained13:00 – Media amplification16:00 – Spiritual vs political lens19:00 – Breaking out of the narrative

Talk Truth 05.04.26 - Shawn Buckley | Shawn Buckley, constitutional lawyer and health freedom advocate, breaks down a series of recent rulings showing Canadian governments acting outside constitutional limits. From the Emergencies Act to provincial restrictions on movement, he explains how rights are being treated as “reasonable” privileges—and why that shift should concern every Canadian.00:00 – Opening + foundational verse01:04 – Guest joins: Shawn Buckley02:30 – Nova Scotia woods ban explained05:00 – Charter rights ignored07:00 – “Unreasonable” vs unconstitutional09:30 – Emergencies Act ruling12:00 – Rights treated as privileges15:00 – Government overreach pattern18:00 – Courts and legal loopholes21:00 – What this means for Canadians

Talk Truth 05.01.26 - Wayne Morrow | Wayne Morrow, CEO of the John Birch Society and a former research scientist, breaks down the long-term ideological movements that have shaped modern institutions. Drawing on history, political philosophy, and themes reflected in 1984, he explains how gradual change—often unnoticed in real time—can lead to major cultural and structural shifts over decades.00:00 – Opening + foundational verse01:30 – Setting the stage02:18 – Guest joins: Wayne Morrow03:30 – Background and career05:15 – From science to political research06:45 – Introducing long-term ideological movements08:30 – The concept of gradual change10:15 – Why people don’t notice shifts11:45 – Cultural influence over time13:30 – Institutional change explained15:15 – Parallels to 198416:45 – Media influence and perception18:30 – Why narratives matter20:15 – What this means today

Talk Truth 04.30.26 - Dr. Geoffrey Horsman & Hatim Kheir | Dr. Geoffrey Horsman, a biochemistry professor and school council member, alongside constitutional lawyer Hatim Kheir, break down a legal challenge involving mandatory land acknowledgments in schools. They explain how attempts to raise concerns were shut down, raising questions about compelled speech, freedom of expression, and whether school boards are overstepping their authority by limiting open discussion on controversial policies.00:00 – Opening + context01:30 – Introducing the issue03:04 – Guests join: Dr. Horsman + Hatim Kheir04:15 – How the issue started05:45 – Initial concerns raised07:15 – Attempt to question policy08:45 – Response from school officials10:15 – Blocked from discussion12:15 – What was allowed vs restricted13:45 – What happened at the meeting15:45 – Lack of open debate17:15 – Legal implications18:45 – Charter concerns20:15 – Desired outcome

Talk Truth 04.29.26 - Shawn Buckley | Shawn Buckley, constitutional lawyer and health freedom advocate, discusses growing concerns around government policy, agriculture, and control over food systems. He explains how changing regulations and global frameworks could impact small farms, food supply, and long-term independence.00:00 – Opening + context01:45 – Setting up the discussion03:05 – Guest joins: Shawn Buckley04:00 – Mark Carney clip05:30 – Reaction to Carney’s comments07:00 – Loss of freedoms post-COVID08:45 – Government power shift10:15 – Small farms vs corporate farms12:15 – Real farming examples14:00 – Food supply concerns15:45 – Policy impact explained17:30 – WHO/global framework discussion19:15 – 15-minute cities explained21:15 – What’s coming next

Talk Truth 04.28.26 - Tanya Gaw | Tanya Gaw, founder of Action4Canada, outlines growing concerns around school content, SOGI programming, and explicit materials being made available to students. She also highlights recent legislative developments in Alberta and what they mean for parents, schools, and the direction of education policy.00:00 – Opening + context01:30 – Framing the issue02:48 – Guest joins: Tanya Gaw03:30 – What’s being taught in schools05:15 – SOGI explained07:30 – Explicit content concerns09:30 – Real examples discussed11:30 – Government response explained13:30 – Reaction from officials15:30 – New legislation breakdown17:30 – Closing loopholes explained19:30 – Public libraries issue21:45 – What this means for parents

Talk Truth 04.27.26 - Leighton Grey | Leighton Grey, one of Canada’s leading constitutional lawyers, breaks down the failures within the justice system and how sentencing policies are impacting real outcomes. He examines how ideological influence, legal frameworks, and enforcement decisions are contributing to rising concerns around justice, accountability, and public safety. 00:00 – Opening + foundational verse01:30 – Setting up the topic02:00 – NDP clip begins03:12 – Guest joins: Leighton Grey04:30 – Initial reaction to the clip05:45 – Breaking down the core claim07:15 – Where the narrative falls apart08:45 – Sentencing policies explained10:30 – Real case examples12:00 – Impact of reduced sentencing13:45 – Effects on victims15:30 – Who is actually responsible17:15 – Root causes vs political framing18:45 – System incentives explained

Talk Truth 04.23.26 - Faytene Grasseschi | Faytene Grasseschi breaks down growing concerns around Bill C9 and what it could mean for freedom of faith in Canada. From viral call-to-action campaigns to hundreds of thousands of Canadians making their voices heard, this conversation highlights the real impact of civic engagement. It also explores Canada’s shifting legal landscape, the role of faith in public life, and why staying silent may no longer be an option.Disclaimer: Faytene Grasseschi appeared on this interview in her capacity as a private Canadian citizen, not representing V-Kol Media Ministries or TheCry Canada. The views she expressed on this program were her own.00:00 – Opening + foundational verse01:36 – Introducing Faytene Grasseschi02:50 – Background: faith & politics in Canada03:29 – What is Bill C9?04:58 – Government trend against faith groups05:46 – Why people are alarmed06:28 – Charter rights vs real enforcement07:27 – Canada’s Christian foundation discussion08:55 – Competing rights in courts10:45 – Canada’s faith history11:24 – Faith pushed out of public life12:16 – Why engagement matters13:32 – Sharing real stories publicly15:32 – Call to action explained17:16 – Why phone calls work18:30 – Massive public response19:11 – Will C9 still pass?19:43 – Political shifts after elections20:31 – Prayer + action22:00 – “If not now, then when?” book23:41 – How close elections really are25:16 – Why every vote matters25:50 – National Day of Prayer announcement27:05 – Closing thoughts

Talk Truth 04.24.26 - Tanner Hnidey | Floor crossing is shaking trust in Canada’s political system—and many are asking if democracy is still functioning the way it should. Tanner Hnidey breaks down the controversy surrounding MPs switching parties, what it reveals about political incentives, and why voters feel betrayed. The conversation goes deeper than politics, exploring accountability, power, and the growing frustration Canadians feel when their vote seems meaningless—all while pointing back to a higher standard of truth and leadership.00:00 – Opening + foundational verse01:23 – Introducing Tanner Hnidey02:14 – What is floor crossing?03:02 – Clip: criticism of Mark Carney05:30 – MP defends crossing parties07:05 – “It benefits me personally” reaction08:09 – Betrayal of voters explained09:11 – “I can do more inside the party” debate11:14 – Can voters remove an MP?13:06 – Do politicians represent themselves?13:57 – Do votes even matter anymore?14:30 – Majority government concerns14:58 – Carney questioned on legitimacy17:11 – “Word salad” response breakdown17:53 – Power, constitution, and lack of opposition19:03 – State of Canada today20:00 – Staying hopeful in a broken system20:49 – Biblical perspective on leadership22:25 – Can real change still happen?24:21 – Why engagement still matters24:52 – Freedom beyond government25:30 – Closing thoughts

Talk Truth 04.22.26 - Lisa Vanderkwaak | Lisa Vanderkwaak—speaker, author, and Mayor of Beaumont—breaks down what it really takes to step into leadership at the municipal level. She shares what led her to run, the pressure that comes with leading one of Alberta’s fastest-growing cities, and how local decisions shape everyday life more than most people realize. From navigating public criticism to addressing growing division, Vanderkwaak makes a clear case: if people want change, they can’t sit on the sidelines—local government is where it starts.00:00 – Introduction02:32 – Guest introduction: Lisa Vanderkwaak, mayor of Beaumont05:06 – Discussing civic engagement and encouraging people to get involved06:38 – Lisa Vanderkwaak shares her path to running for mayor08:10 – Beaumont’s growth and bilingual status09:27 – Decision process: why run for mayor instead of council12:13 – Family and community support for running13:56 – Facing opposition during the campaign15:59 – Balancing public opinion as mayor17:17 – Importance of listening and community feedback19:13 – Practical ways citizens can engage with local government20:09 – The value of public input in decision-making22:09 – Navigating political divisions and striving for unity24:09 – End

Talk Truth 04.21.26 - Chris Scott | Chris Scott, owner of the Whistle Stop Cafe in Mirror, Alberta, shares what it cost him to stand against COVID restrictions—jail time, seized property, and lasting consequences. He explains how that experience exposed deeper issues in Canada’s legal and political systems, and why he now advocates for Alberta independence through his “Let’s Talk Alberta” tour, calling on Canadians to get informed and take action.00:00 – Foundational verse: Psalm 24:1–201:06 – Losing sight of God and the impact on a nation02:34 – Introduction to Chris Scott04:04 – Opening Whistle Stop Cafe against restrictions05:31 – Arrest, jail time, and government seizure06:48 – From business owner to freedom advocate07:42 – Provincial vs federal power during COVID09:08 – Charter rights and constitutional concerns09:58 – Why Scott believes Alberta needs independence11:04 – The cost of standing up—and what it taught him12:11 – Fines, court rulings, and lasting consequences13:53 – Evidence revealed in court15:21 – Why Scott believes he was chosen to speak out16:02 – What Alberta needs to move forward17:54 – Who isn’t speaking up—and why19:22 – Canada’s Christian foundation and its decline21:12 – Removing God and the consequences for nations23:15 – How Canadians can get involved24:07 – Why Scott doesn’t see a unified Canada working25:21 – “Let’s Talk Alberta” tour and grassroots action26:11 – Where to follow Chris Scott and learn more27:16 – How to support Talk Truth

Talk Truth 04.20.26 - Shawn Buckley | Shawn Buckley lays out the real cost of standing firm when it matters most. Through the story of Angelina Ireland, he exposes what happens when someone refuses to bend under pressure—and why that line is getting harder to hold. This cuts straight into conviction, calling, and the reality that truth isn’t tested when it’s easy… it’s tested when everything is on the line.00:00 – Opening & foundational verse (Psalm 24)00:42 – How nations fall: small compromises over time03:41 – Introducing Shawn Buckley04:32 – Angelina Ireland: refusing to bow the knee05:36 – Walking in your God-given destiny07:40 – Fear vs. purpose: why you’re here now09:23 – You were designed for this moment10:59 – Identity, purpose, and what’s missing today12:05 – The cost of standing your ground13:00 – Spiritual battle: authority over evil15:41 – What compromise actually leads to16:12 – Guilt, shame, and God’s forgiveness17:35 – David’s failure—and redemption18:38 – Feeling unworthy? Here’s the truth20:04 – Why God uses the unqualified21:30 – Step into your calling22:15 – “This is the hill I’ll die on”23:02 – Pain builds strength and courage24:41 – The common thread: don’t back down25:45 – Vaccine injuries & what’s not being said26:59 – Final thoughts & closing

Talk Truth 04.17.26 - Leighton Grey | Leighton Grey breaks down his article “Godless Country,” arguing that Canada’s cultural and legal decline stems from removing God as its foundation. Drawing on history, law, and Scripture, he connects rising moral relativism and progressive policy to a deeper spiritual shift—where the authority of man has replaced the supremacy of God. Grey challenges Canadians to confront what’s been lost and calls for a return to faith as the path to renewal and unity.00:00 – Opening & Foundational Verse01:18 – Leighton Grey on “Godless Country”02:13 – Supremacy of God vs. Supremacy of Man03:49 – Canada’s Spiritual Decline Explained07:07 – Moral Relativism, Secularism & Cultural Collapse09:45 – Is There a Path to National Renewal?12:01 – Who Really Owns Canada?13:03 – “How Should We Live?”16:26 – Laws Passed vs. Laws Rejected18:03 – The Rise of Materialism20:54 – What Happens When a Nation Rejects God22:18 – The Silent Majority Problem23:42 – The Choice Facing Canadians25:10 – Leighton Grey’s Work & Upcoming Debate26:05 – The Biblical Answer for Canada26:42 – Free Resources & How to Support

Talk Truth 04.16.26 - Roger Song | Lawyer Roger Song joins to expose what’s changing inside Canada’s legal system. After pushing back against mandatory ideological training, he explains how new legislation is forcing the Law Society to reverse course—but warns the deeper issue is the abandonment of the “supremacy of God and rule of law” at the heart of Canada’s foundation. Drawing from his experience under communism and in Canadian law, he lays out why this shift matters—and what comes next.

Talk Truth 04.15.26 - Monique LaGrange | A school trustee posts a meme—and is removed from her elected position. Monique LaGrange joins to break down what happened, why it matters, and how her case sparked changes to Alberta’s Education Act. This conversation exposes how dissent is handled, how quickly voices can be shut down, and why so many remain silent despite disagreeing. As policies shift and awareness grows, a bigger question emerges: who actually decides what can be said—and what happens when you don’t comply?Court date: April 17, 10:00am–12:00pm | Calgary Courts Centre, 450 1 St SW (26th floor). Supporters are encouraged to attend—whether inside or outside—to show support and raise awareness.00:00 – Opening & Foundational Verse (Psalm 24:1–2) 02:10 – Introducing Monique Lagrange 02:45 – What happened: meme post → removal from school board 04:30 – Free speech vs. cancellation in public office 06:10 – Did the board have the authority to remove her? 07:45 – Legal battle: judicial review & appeal process 09:20 – Alberta steps in: changes to the Education Act 11:00 – Did Monique’s case influence the law change? 12:30 – School boards under scrutiny 14:10 – What a “win” looks like moving forward 15:40 – Why school boards matter more than people think 17:10 – The silent majority problem 19:00 – Fear vs. faith: why people stay quiet 20:45 – Freedom, choice, and differing viewpoints 22:15 – Government overreach & education system concerns 24:00 – Court date details & call for public support 26:00 – Final thoughts with Monique 27:15 – Biblical perspective: cycle in Judges 29:30 – Closing message: returning to truth 31:00 – Free booklet + how to support Talk Truth

Alberta could be heading toward a historic independence vote—and Mitch Sylvestre breaks down how it got here. With enough signatures gathered to trigger a referendum, he explains the growing momentum, the pushback behind the scenes, and what happens if Albertans vote yes. From billions in federal transfers to rising frustration with Ottawa, this conversation gets into why some believe separation is the only path forward—and what it would actually take to make it happen.00:00 – Introduction & Foundational Verse01:31 – Alberta Independence Movement: Introduction to Mitch Sylvestre02:18 – Gathering Support: Large Crowds & Signature Threshold04:18 – Canvassing Strategies: Collecting Signatures Abroad06:03 – Challenges: Regulations, Aggression, and Opposition09:00 – Alberta’s Financial Contributions to Canada11:46 – Resource Industry and Economic Factors12:32 – The Canvassers: Largest Mobilization in Canada13:52 – Key Reason for Independence: Government Corruption15:31 – Constitutional Foundations for a New Nation18:30 – Addressing First Nations Concerns and Legal Challenges20:34 – Federal Policy Changes and Bill Impacts22:28 – Referendums and the Canadian Constitution23:52 – What Happens If Alberta Votes Yes? Next Steps26:09 – Closing Remarks & Show Information

Talk Truth 04.13.26 - Angelina Ireland | What happens when a hospice refuses to allow MAID? Funding is cut, facilities are lost, and pressure builds fast. Angelina Ireland, president of the Delta Hospice Society in British Columbia, shares what unfolded after standing for true palliative care without assisted dying. She breaks down the rapid expansion of MAID in Canada, the lack of protections for those who object, and the growing concern that real end-of-life alternatives are being pushed aside—revealing what this means for patient choice moving forward.

Talk Truth 04.09.26 - Jonathon Van Maren | Canada’s MAID program is expanding fast—and Jonathon Van Maren explains what’s really happening beneath the surface. He points to cases raising serious ethical questions, and how shifts in language and policy are reshaping how euthanasia is understood in the country. Van Maren also looks at the influence of government-funded activist groups, growing international concern over Canada’s direction, and increasing pressure on Christian voices. At its core, this is about how quickly a society can change—and what happens when fewer people are willing to push back.

Talk Truth 04.10.26 - Corri & Allan Hunsperger | Facing uncertainty isn’t new—but how we respond to it matters. This conversation unpacks Isaiah 8:11–17, drawing a clear line between fear-driven alliances and true repentance, and what it means to rely on God in turbulent times. Through personal stories and practical insight, the discussion centers on anchoring in God as a sanctuary, developing spiritual discernment, and choosing truth over fear. For anyone wrestling with anxiety or doubt, this is both a challenge and a reminder: circumstances change, but God’s faithfulness does not.

Talk Truth 04.08.26 - Shawn Buckley | In this episode, Shawn Buckley exposes a troubling reality about MAID in Ontario: death certificates are required to omit any mention of MAID, listing only the underlying illness as the cause of death. The true cause is left out. He argues this isn’t accidental—it conceals the real scale of state-assisted deaths and raises a serious question: what does it say about a country that won’t be honest about how its people die?

Talk Truth 04.07.26 - Robert Mahoney | We’re told more security will keep us safe. Robert Mahoney says that’s not the real problem. In this episode, the founder of TVTP Solutions explains how violence actually develops—through behavioral patterns, identity crises, and breakdowns in community. He lays out why current approaches miss the mark, and why early intervention and coordinated action are critical to stopping extremism before it starts.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Charles Goyette, bestselling author and broadcaster, discusses the growing role of the International Energy Agency (IEA) and their energy rationing proposals. He draws from his book "Empire of Lies" to reveal patterns in government narratives, examining how official stories about war and energy shape public opinion. Goyette also addresses imperial overreach, shifting global power, and the need for decentralization, urging listeners to look beyond surface explanations and recognize repeated strategies in policy and media.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Leighton Grey examines the trial of Jesus, highlighting the injustice of His final hours. He explains how the proceedings violated basic fairness and Old Testament law, including the role of the Sanhedrin, lack of defense, and procedural flaws, along with Pontius Pilate’s question, “What is truth?” Grey connects these events to modern challenges to truth and faith, emphasizing the significance of Christ’s sacrifice, fulfilled prophecy, and the resurrection.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Shawn Buckley returns to discuss Health Canada’s approval of lab-grown, genetically modified milk proteins in foods like infant formula, yogurt, cheese, and butter. He warns of limited safety testing, growing control over the food supply, and a shift away from traditional agriculture. Buckley also highlights rising toxicity, declining nutrition, and the need to protect real, natural food.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Tanner Hnidey returns to analyze Canadian government spending, focusing on increased funding requests for Pride festivals, including an additional $9 million over three years. He argues these costs are uneconomical and lack a spiritual foundation, contrasting subsidized movements with those that endure without government support. Hnidey also addresses misdefined inflation and blame shifting from government and central banks, warning of broader economic and societal consequences from continued spending.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Leighton Grey returns to discuss Aboriginal entitlement and land acknowledgments in Canada. He argues government policies have increased financial dependence without improving outcomes, pointing to rising spending and transparency issues. Grey also examines land title rulings, warning of risks to private property rights, and questions land acknowledgments, accountability, and broader impacts on Canada’s policy and property ownership.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Jeff Dornik returns to break down misinformation, disinformation, and algorithmic control on major platforms. As founder and CEO of Pickax, he warns about AI-generated content, centralized power, and shrinking organic reach. He explains how Pickaxe prioritizes free speech, protects user data, removes algorithmic interference, and verifies users to reduce bots. Jeff also shares updates on the platform’s launch, growth, and upcoming events focused on open, truth-driven conversation.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Barry Neufeld and his lawyer James Kitchen break down the BC Human Rights Tribunal ruling ordering Barry to pay $750,000 over his criticism of SOGI 123 and gender ideology in schools. They discuss the tribunal’s reasoning, the impact on free speech in Canada, and their plan to appeal—along with what this case means for individual rights and speaking out.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Brandon Pringle returns with encouragement for navigating difficult times, emphasizing staying grounded in scripture, keeping faith strong, and relying on the Spirit of Truth. He speaks on the daily spiritual battle, urging people to take action through prayer and stay focused, steady, and rooted in their walk with Christ.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Shawn Buckley breaks down concerns around vaccine safety, censorship, and transparency, pointing to redacted myocarditis studies, suppressed injury reporting, and Health Canada withholding data for years. Referencing insights from Del Bigtree, the discussion highlights patterns of limited liability and restricted information, and how this impacts informed consent, accountability, and public trust.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Shawn Buckley and Wayne Elliott discuss the challenges Canadians face when seeking natural remedies, sharing personal experiences with products like Strauss Heart Drops and reflecting on the legal, financial, and spiritual battles that limit access to holistic health options. They explore how government policies and Health Canada restrictions affect personal health choices, emphasizing the importance of trusting in God’s authority and reclaiming the power to care for one’s own well-being.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Dr. Mark Trozzi returns to explain why COVID still matters. He discusses the psychological pressure people faced, the global push for genetic injections, and ongoing concerns around human rights and medical integrity. He also highlights how many who challenged the narrative early on are now being proven right. Dr. Trozzi calls for accountability, warns of continued risks, and reflects on a growing awareness of institutional corruption—urging vigilance, unity, and a renewed approach to health and decision-making.

In this episode of Talk Truth, lawyer Catherine Christensen details the recent court ruling against Dr. William Makis, who faces jail time for contempt after being ordered to remove years of online content and stop using his medical title in Alberta. Catherine explains the lack of patient complaints or harm, the disregard for Makis's Florida license, and the impact on thousands of patients now left without his support.

In this episode of Talk Truth, lawyer Leighton Grey explains how First Nations issues are used in Canadian politics, critiques official narratives around land and Indigenous rights, and discusses how policies like UNDRIP facilitate government land control. He breaks down who owns reserve land, how Indigenous leaders are used as political tools, and argues that these approaches further divide Canadians.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Shawn Buckley returns to discuss health freedom in Canada. He addresses government restrictions on personal health choices, barriers to accessing treatments like ivermectin, and the limitations on sharing information about alternative medicine. Shawn Buckley outlines the contradictions in current health policy and emphasizes the need for individuals to take responsibility for their own health.

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome Patricia Hawke, creator of the "Living in Color" course, who shares her experiences with abortion and the real emotional and spiritual consequences many women face. Patricia Hawke outlines her story, the challenges of forgiveness and healing, and explains how "Living in Color" helps women through an eight-week process to honestly face their past and move forward. She also details support available through St. Joseph’s Centre of Hope for Women and encourages those affected by abortion to seek help.

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome Robert Bortins, CEO of Classical Conversations and author of "Woke and Weaponized: How Karl Marx Won the Battle for American Education, How We Can Win It Back." Robert explains how the U.S. public education system was influenced by collectivist ideas from the early 1800s, designed to weaken Christianity, private property, and the family. He describes how these ideas spread through teachers' colleges and influential foundations, shaping today’s schools. Robert outlines steps parents can take to regain control of their children’s education, including homeschooling, private options, and local church support.***Freedom Health: Built for people who believe health decisions should be personal, not controlled by gatekeepers — offering transparency, availability, and the freedom to explore options on your own terms.Learn more: https://freedomhealth.isUse code TRUTH15 for $15 off your order today.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Shawn Buckley discusses the Barry Neufeld case, where a school trustee was fined $750,000 for challenging school gender policies. Buckley links Neufeld’s background with sex offenders to his concerns about school materials and outlines the risks for officials who speak out. He also critiques efforts to remove religious exemptions from hate speech laws and condemns the lack of government accountability after the Emergencies Act ruling, warning these actions threaten free expression in Canada.***Freedom Health: Built for people who believe health decisions should be personal, not controlled by gatekeepers — offering transparency, availability, and the freedom to explore options on your own terms.Learn more: https://freedomhealth.isUse code TRUTH15 for $15 off your order today.

In this episode of Talk Truth, John Carpay, president of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, returns to explain how Bill C-2 and Bill C-8 threaten privacy and civil liberties in Canada. Carpay outlines how these bills would let the government access personal information without a warrant, restrict the use of cash, and allow officials to remove people from the internet by secret order. He urges Canadians to push back by contacting their MPs and protecting their rights.***Freedom Health: Built for people who believe health decisions should be personal, not controlled by gatekeepers — offering transparency, availability, and the freedom to explore options on your own terms.Learn more: https://freedomhealth.isUse code TRUTH15 for $15 off your order today.

In this episode of Talk Truth, guest Lars Fiskgund, founder of Freedom Health, discusses building a nationwide network to distribute ivermectin in Canada during COVID-19. He explains why ivermectin was demonized, its proven uses for conditions like Lyme disease and cancer, and criticizes government restrictions on natural health products. Lars Fiskgund argues for individual choice and non-compliance in health decisions, offering an insider's view on health freedom in Canada.***Freedom Health: Built for people who believe health decisions should be personal, not controlled by gatekeepers — offering transparency, availability, and the freedom to explore options on your own terms.Learn more: https://freedomhealth.isUse code TRUTH15 for $15 off your order today.

In this episode of Talk Truth, economist and ministry student Tanner Hnidey returns. Tanner tackles Canada’s economic decline, focusing on falling productivity, rising housing costs, and the power of the dairy cartel. He also breaks down the dangers of Bill C-15, which would let ministers exempt people or companies from most federal laws. Tanner highlights how government policy is driving these issues and what it means for Canadians’ future.***Freedom Health: Built for people who believe health decisions should be personal, not controlled by gatekeepers — offering transparency, availability, and the freedom to explore options on your own terms.Learn more: https://freedomhealth.isUse code TRUTH15 for $15 off your order today.

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome Matt Alexander and his lawyer, Darren Leung. Matt shares how he and his wife Nicole were terminated from their teaching jobs after refusing to celebrate LGBTQ policies, citing their Christian beliefs. We discuss the legal action they are pursuing, the union’s response, and the personal consequences the family has faced. This conversation highlights the challenges for Christian teachers in public schools and the broader question of standing by one's convictions in the face of institutional pressure.***Freedom Health: Built for people who believe health decisions should be personal, not controlled by gatekeepers — offering transparency, availability, and the freedom to explore options on your own terms.Learn more: https://freedomhealth.isUse code TRUTH15 for $15 off your order today.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Shawn Buckley returns to break down the controversy over Edmonton MP Matt Gennaro’s floor-crossing from Conservative to Liberal. He discusses what this means for party integrity, voter trust, and the overall state of accountability in Canadian politics.***Freedom Health: Built for people who believe health decisions should be personal, not controlled by gatekeepers — offering transparency, availability, and the freedom to explore options on your own terms.Learn more: https://freedomhealth.isUse code TRUTH15 for $15 off your order today.