Adriel Michaud
CCFR Radio Podcast
Canadian Pro Gun Rights Podcast from the CCFR
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Episode 90 29.04.2021 38:24
Rod & Tracey talk about the final episode of Gun Ban Canada Exposed, Bill Blair losing his mind, the new investigative report by City TV and some new CCFR swag for the ladies. Link to the Light Up 2021 Contest page: https://membership.firearmrights.ca/sign_contest
Episode 87 05.03.2021 56:41
CCFR Radio EP-87 – Doctor Gets Sued? Airsoft Targeted for Destruction Action-packed episode! A huge update, potential suit against a Twitter doc (CCFR punches back), Bill Blair making lying an Olympic sport, airsoft guests Aaron Strauss & Brian McIlmoyle from ASIC. New fundraiser announced with Tracey Wilson. Light Up 2021 fundraiser link: https://membership.firearmrights.ca /s… Rob Gordon […]
Episode 86 18.02.2021 35:20
Everything you need to know about the Liberal’s Bill C-21
Episode 85 12.02.2021 46:33
Critical Episode – CCFR General Counsel Mike Loberg comes on to talk about the injunction application and what it means for CCFR vs Canada, Rod and Tracey talk about new legislation coming this Tuesday!! Share this everywhere!
Episode 84 02.02.2021 42:03
CCFR update and discussion re: insurance and the CCFR vs Wendy Cukier! Link to “Why Buy Insurance from the CCFR” https://youtu.be/-SnnCunoQs0
Episode 83 21.01.2021 45:17
CCFR update on the injunction hearing and an interview with Christine Generoux, the self-represented party suing the Federal Government over the gun ban.
Episode 82 08.01.2021 31:44
The first video episode! Rod & Tracey talk about the year in review and a lot more! YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/-XODFX1Hr0Q
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