Grey Matter

Today's woke culture might just be a modern twist on ancient Gnosticism, which saw the physical world as corrupt and only spiritual knowledge as truly valuable. I break down how these old ideas are shaping our current debates and how we can find a better balance between our spiritual and everyday lives.

Historian Jared Knott, takes a deep dive into the tiny mistakes that turned into major consequences for our world. Like the mistake made in World War II that changed the trajectory of the war and how penicillin was an accidental discovery which has now saved millions of lives. Hear embarrassing mistakes made in the past that impact our future.

The recent resurgence of deadly antisemitism, driven by Iran and extremist groups like Hamas, is part of a broader attack on Israel and Western values. As this hatred gains support in academic circles and beyond, it’s crucial to stand against the dangerous rhetoric fueling violence and scapegoating.

Professor Salim Mansur, examines the Islam culture and its impact on the Western culture. Are all cultures equal? Can Canada really be multicultural? Canada is struggling with a massive influx of immigrants putting Canada's values in jeopardy. Was this all by design?  

Leighton Grey had a fascinating conversation with Dr. Robert Malone, known for his work on mRNA technology. Leighton unpacks their conversation around 5th Generation Warfare—this is about how our minds and souls have become the new battleground in the fight for control and influence. Dr. Malone's new book, 'Psywars: Enforcing The New World Order', co-authored with his wife Jill, unpacks this idea.

Host Leighton Grey is joined by Mitch Sylvestre and Shawna Sundal, members of the "Black Hat Gang", to discuss their success in putting pressure on Alberta Premier Danielle Smith to amend Alberta's Bill of Rights. Items they're fighting to protect are informed consent to medical care, rights to keep and bear firearms, freedom from excessive taxation, and parental rights. Shawna is also part of The...

Dr. Robert Malone is back to talk about his new book he wrote with his wife, 'Psywars: Enforcing The New World Order' Dr. Malone is an Amercian physician and biochemist who worked on the mRNA technology. He was very outspoken during Covid even appearing on Joe Rogan's podcast. He explains the power of the intelligence community and their ability to push propaganda making it hard to know what is tr...

What impact does mass immigration have on Canada and your future? Leighton Grey hosts a live discussion panel with Maxime Bernier, business tycoon Jayant Bhandari and entrepreneur Peyman Askari. They unpack Canada's housing crisis, the social unrest we're seeing and what multiculturalism does to Canada's traditions.  

In 2020, a group of academics suggested that rationing food, fuel, and clothing could help fight climate change, and their paper was published in early 2023. Critics say this idea plays into the World Economic Forum's controversial "Great Reset" agenda, warning that it could lead to government control over resources and artificial shortages. Hear what I think. 

Sam Sorbo, author, podcaster and renowned movie producer, talks about her work in protecting children. She says our culture has shifted to no longer valuing children, even from in the womb. She speaks out against the education system and why "school" can look different.    Get Sam's latest book: 

In 'Submission', Michel Houellebecq explores a near-future France where political and social upheaval mirror today’s tensions in Europe and Canada. As France shifts toward an Islamic regime, the novel raises timely questions about how the decline of traditional values and the rise of globalism are creating a spiritual void that’s reshaping Western societies, including Canada.

Dr. Jeffrey Barke and Dr. Edward Geehr discuss their new book 'Unavoidably Unsafe -  Childhood Vaccines Reconsidered.' They reveal how as doctors they have taken a more holistic approach instead of what medical schools teach. They reveal that big money can be made by doctors who do as they're told. Is the medical profession being manipulated by big pharma? How has this impacted your family's healt...

Many Canadians are growing pessimistic about the future, looking back at past decades with nostalgia. Globalism is often blamed for eroding individual freedoms, family bonds, and national identity, as its policies have led to fractured communities and a loss of shared values.  Listen to Litigation Lawyer, Leighton Grey's weekly commentary. 

Does it seem like we're slowly losing our freedoms in Canada? How far will it go? Viva Frei and law professor Bruce Pardy join host and lawyer Leighton Grey for a live panel discussion to unpack how the Charter of Rights and Freedoms has failed Canadians. They'll discuss the Alberta Bill of Rights and what the future holds for our civil liberties. As lawyers, they'll give advice on how we can put...

Dr. Charles Hoffe tried warning authorities when his patients were getting ailments from the Covid vaccine. His evidence was ignored and he was punished. He gives an update on the patients he continues to treat from their injuries and why he felt it was so important to speak the truth and risk it all. He recently had a little win in his court battle, but it's far from over.   Donate to his fight:...

King Solomon’s wisdom resonates beyond his time, offering timeless lessons for today’s world. From justice to leadership, his insights into human nature still challenge modern thinking. How does his famous judgment reveal deeper truths about justice and society? Hear the relevance of Solomon's story in our current political and social landscape.

Did you know many of our legal principles and freedoms stem from Biblical teachings? From equality to the rule of law, Western nations like the U.S. and Canada drew heavily from Scripture in shaping their governance. Leighton Grey explains how these Biblical foundations continue to influence our society today, even amidst modern debates over their relevance.

The rapid erosion of free speech in the UK, where the government increasingly criminalizes dissenting opinions, treating criticism as a crime. The state's aggressive censorship and surveillance tactics echo Orwellian warnings, illustrating how the birthplace of free speech is descending into authoritarianism.  Listen to Litigation Lawyer, Leighton Grey's weekly commentary. 

Scott Schara shares his story of losing his 19-year-old daughter Grace in 2021 during the peak of Covid. Grace, who had Down syndrome, fell ill with Covid and was hospitalized. Scott alleges that doctors' treatment led to her death, contrary to their Covid diagnosis. He has filed a lawsuit claiming that the medication prescribed caused her death, not Covid, despite her being classified as a Covid...

Leighton Grey gives a simply lesson on the history of Canadian Constitutional law, from the English Civil War to the glorious revolution of 1688. Learn how these events shaped Parliament's power and influenced the creation of Canada's Constitution Act and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Dr. James Thorne (Jim), market strategist, teaches us about investing, gaining ground on your finances and how the economy will affect your future. Get an understanding of how the markets work and why you need to get ahead of high interest rates and inflation caused by the US election. He predicts there's good news for the interest rate and inflation in Canada and explains the pitfalls and the fut...

At the 2024 Paris Olympics, controversy surrounds women's boxing as two competitors, Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting, previously disqualified for failing gender tests, both advanced to the gold-medal match. Despite concerns over their eligibility due to male biological characteristics, including XY chromosomes, they continued to compete, sparking debate about fairness and gender in sports.

Florida Lawyer Rachel Rodriguez is using her skills to fight mandates and tickets including standing up for firefighters. She expresses her shock in how few lawyers are actually fighting to uphold the law. She shares her take on what's happenings in the US election and the chaos that's unfolding. What did Donald Trump mean when he yelled "Fight, fight, fight" after he was shot? 

Controversy surrounding the Paris Olympics' depiction of Da Vinci’s Last Supper during the opening ceremony, drawing parallels to the Bible. How should Christians react?

Dr. Byram Bridle speaks cancer and covid vaccines. He says many of us likely have cancer cells in our body but they never develop into anything. He explains the importance of the immune system in preventing cancer. He goes on to talk about why and how he was slammed by the University of Guelph for his stance on the vaccine, which has since been confirmed as fact by the vaccine companies. He should...