Talk Truth

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 + context 01:30 – Framing the issue 02:48 – Gu...

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 + fou...

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...

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,...

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 a...

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, ca...

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...

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 Canadia...

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 experie...

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 an...

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 i...

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...

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 inter...

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 spi...

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...

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 cr...

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...

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, e...

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 prote...

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 infl...

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, accountabi...

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 a...

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, ac...