Rebel News Podcast

There was an NHL game in Toronto last night. Obviously the Maple Leafs lost. But there was a twist — the premier, in an act of beneficence, announced that several hundred front-line health workers would be allowed to watch the game in person. GUEST: Gordon G. Chang

Last week we released our latest book, Unsporting, by Coach Linda Blade and Barbara Kay. The book had literally hit number one on the Amazon book best-seller list in Canada. But then a hard-left-wing journalist, Omar Mouallem, says: It doesn’t bother you that Rebel News and Ezra Levant are the publishers? GUEST: Andrew Lawton

Sheila Gunn Reid on two police officers tackling Wendy Kirkland of Woodstock, New Brunswick, and Tamara Ugolini on the stressed-out cops of Cobourg, Ontario.

The U.S. military is no longer about killing bad guys. It’s no longer about beating Russians or Chinese. I’m not exactly sure what it’s for. GUESTS: Linda Blade and Barbara Kay

Matt Brevner has a history unlike any other Rebel News personality — he is a Juno Award and Much Music Video Award Nominee for his work as a producer and hip-hop artist.

The Babylon Bee made a funny joke they made about LEGO no longer having male or female pieces. And the fact-checkers called LEGO to debunk it. GUEST: Spencer Fernando

Alex Newman of the New American explains what it's like to live in Florida.

Why would the National Post write a hit piece on this small YouTube channel? GUEST: Allum Bokhari

Who has a bigger ego than Justin Trudeau? And more money than him? And, really, more critics that he’d like to pay off? Well, how about one of the richest men in the world, Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook. GUEST: Alex Marlow

I'm Jewish, but I care about the persecution of Christians around the world. That may be one of the reasons why I do care about it — because I know from the history of the Jewish people what religious persecution can be like, especially for minorities.

Mocha Bezirgan joins to talk about being physically assaulted by a pro-Israel protester, Ezra Levant on media bias in the Israel/Hamas conflict.

So it’s not about being sick or well. It’s about buying and injecting an experimental drug. GUEST: Joel Pollak

The man, the myth, the legend Alex Jones joins Andrew Says for an exclusive talk about the Joe Rogan/Spotify fiasco, his history with secret societies, Biden's first few months as President and in-depth discussion about de-platforming.

It’s May 20th. The year is almost half done. This pandemic is about to devour a second year of our lives. But not the pandemic itself; the opportunistic political response to it.

Matt Brevner was cancelled after he was spotted with a street preacher evangelizing to Vancouver’s marginalized. He survived, and now he works for Rebel News as a video journalist doing the valuable work of telling the stories of churches, normal people and businesses hit by the pandemic lockdown.

There’s something deeply wrong with our country. My only question is: is it just the political-media establishment? Or is it the people, too? GUEST: Sheila Gunn Reid

Trudeau's COVID Alert app promised privacy for millions of Canadians, and Alberta deletes a proposal to spy on campers from afar. GUEST: David Menzies

Thousands of protesters were at Toronto’s city hall — Nathan Phillips Square — this weekend. No rules about masks or social distancing. No mass arrests by police for illegal gatherings. They’re in support of the Hamas terrorist group that’s attacking Israeli civilian with rockets every night. GUEST: Andrew Lawton

Adam Soos on the brutal takedown of Pastor Artur Pawlowski, Sheila Gunn Reid on the arrest of the owner of the Whistle Stop Cafe.

Ezra Levant interviews new staffers Daniel Day, Matt Brevner, Kian Simone, Adam Soos and Katherine Krozonouski.

Cody Matechuk is a three-time Winter X Games gold medallist who specializes in snowbiking and base jumping, performing all over the world at sponsored events and on his new YouTube channel Cody Matechuk, where he's catalogued a litany of insane tricks and stunts.

You know, you’re not allowed to talk about certain things. You’re not even allowed to ask certain questions. GUEST: Lincoln Jay

Is Western separatism the answer to preventing another bungled response the next time a pandemic comes along? That’s the argument being made by Dr. Dennis Modry, a heart surgeon who has been an outspoken critic of United Conservative Premier Jason Kenney’s handling of the coronavirus in Alberta.

You’ve got economic malaise; you’re at the whim of cyber-petro-terrorists and — war is breaking out in the Middle East. GUEST: Joel Pollak

GUEST HOST: A key catalyst for the non-medical misery this pandemic has spawned is a new kind of unelected, non-accountable politician. GUEST: Marc Morano