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Ken Ham - Part 3

In this episode of Talk Truth, we continue part three of our insightful conversation with Ken Ham, founder and CEO of Answers in Genesis, the organization behind the Creation Museum and the Ark Encounter. Ken discusses the future of Answers in Genesis, their innovative use of AI, a new exhibit on identity, and addressing contemporary issues like gender and marriage from a biblical perspective.

Ken Ham - Part 2

In this episode of Talk Truth, we continue part two of our interview with Ken Ham, founder and CEO of Answers in Genesis. Ken addresses the challenges facing modern churches, especially the silence on creationism and the influence of evolutionary thought. He discusses the lack of biblical teaching on Genesis 1-11, the dangers of compromising with secular beliefs, and the importance of adhering to God's word despite potential division. Ken also explores hot-button issues like climate change, offering a biblical perspective on environmental stewardship versus the prevailing secular narrative.

Ken Ham - Part 1

In this episode of Talk Truth, we begin part one of a compelling discussion with Ken Ham, the founder and CEO of Answers in Genesis, the Creation Museum, and the Ark Encounter. Ken explains the mission of Answers in Genesis, highlighting the importance of Genesis 1 to 11 as the foundation of Christian doctrine. He also shares insights into the Creation Museum and the Ark Encounter. From the advanced nature of ancient civilizations to the decline of biblical authority in today's society, Ken Ham offers profound perspectives on faith, history, and the relevance of Genesis.

Dr. William Makis

 In this episode of Talk Truth, we sit down with the renowned Dr. William Makis, the most-followed oncologist on Twitter and a leading voice in Canadian healthcare. Dr. Makis discusses a controversial video exposing a UCP MLA's reeducation attempt into "woke" ideology and how these ideological pressures are infiltrating both the political and healthcare arenas under Premier Danielle Smith's administration. We also dive into critical topics like the persecution of doctors and mismanagement in Alberta’s health system, revealing deeper societal issues at play.

Shawn Buckley

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome back legal expert Shawn Buckley, who is passionate about health freedom. Shawn challenges the misconceptions surrounding Canada's outdated drug model, questioning our trust in Health Canada's regulations, which have roots in the 1930s. He reveals the financial interests driving pharmaceutical drugs, the overlooked effectiveness of natural remedies, and the role of media and government in shaping public perception. Shawn also highlights the upcoming National Citizens Inquiry in Vancouver, focusing on the safety of children in Canada.

Tanner Hnidey

In this episode of Talk Truth, we're excited to welcome back Tanner Hnidey, a writer and thought leader whose insights have inspired many on their spiritual journeys. Tanner discusses the challenges of praying for government leaders during political unrest, with a focus on recent events involving Canadian figures like Jagmeet Singh and Justin Trudeau. He highlights the Biblical principles and historical perspectives that guide our prayers, emphasizing the role of faith in shaping our views on leadership and governance.

Jen Hodgson

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome back Jen Hodgson from the Western Standard. From the emotional rollercoaster of the Coutts sentencing at the Lethbridge courthouse to the intricate concerns over Chinese influence in Canadian digital banking, Jen provides an in-depth look at stories that the mainstream media often glosses over. We also explore the recent political turmoil within the Liberal Party, the relentless attacks on Jordan Peterson, and the undeniable presence of faith in trying times.

Brett Oland

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome back Brett Oland, CEO of Bow Valley Credit Union, about the current state of banking and financial freedom. Brett explains what sets Bow Valley apart, including its position on vaccination mandates and financial transparency. He covers topics like smart money management, the role of gold, silver, and digital currencies like Bitcoin, and the growing concerns around government debt and inflation. Brett also shares practical tips on protecting your financial future amid economic uncertainty and the possible introduction of a central bank digital currency.

Lisa Miron

 In this episode of Talk Truth, we sit down with special guest Lisa Miron—a litigation lawyer and writer, known for her Substack, "Lawyer Lisa." Lisa dives deep into her investigative findings about the World Health Organization's (WHO) embedded operations within national health agencies and the potential conflicts of interest that arise. She also exposes a controversial bill sponsored by Canadian MP Nathaniel Erksine Smith, which could fundamentally alter the landscape of public health policy and personal freedoms in Canada.

Margaret Granny MacKay

 In this episode of Talk Truth, we reconnect with Margaret "Granny" MacKay, a tireless advocate for Tony and Chris—two men whose recent sentencing has sent shockwaves through their community and beyond. Margaret takes us through the deeply emotional and challenging journey leading up to their six-and-a-half-year sentence, after already enduring two-and-a-half years in remand. She shares an intimate, firsthand look at the inconsistencies in the judicial process, Tony's powerful courtroom speech, and offers a sharp critique of the media's skewed portrayal of the case.

Glenn Blackett

 In this episode of Talk Truth, we’re joined by Glenn Blackett, a lawyer from the Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms. Glenn is leading a pivotal case, suing the University of Lethbridge on behalf of Frances Widdowson and Jonah Pickle, highlighting the growing conflict over free speech on university campuses. He discusses the challenges of defending free expression in an environment dominated by "wokeness" and the backlash dissenting voices face. We explore the legal landscape of free speech in Canadian universities, recent court rulings, and their broader societal impact.

Catherine Christensen

In this episode of Talk Truth, we are joined by the remarkable Catherine Christensen, a dedicated lawyer with a mission to protect our military personnel in Canada. Catherine dives into the critical issues surrounding abuse of power within the Canadian Armed Forces, highlighting her ongoing mass tort case that addresses the maltreatment of soldiers under the COVID-19 mandate. She shares harrowing stories of mistreatment, ranging from forced vaccinations to the shocking misuse of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) as a supposed solution for mental health issues. Catherine also sheds light on the systemic challenges veterans face, including the denial of support for vaccine injuries and the fight for better treatment and accountability.

Chris Schaefer

In this episode of Talk Truth, we sit down with Chris Schaeffer, an esteemed occupational health and safety adviser and a recognized respirator specialist. Chris delves deep into the intricacies of mask efficacy, especially in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. He clears misconceptions and provides expert insights into why common face coverings may not offer the protection many assume. Chris discusses his professional journey, the controversial reactions to his expert advice during the pandemic, and his commitment to public health education.

Tanner Hnidey

In this episode of Talk Truth, Tanner Hnidey returns for a thought-provoking discussion that connects the intricate world of politics with timeless spiritual truths. We examine a powerful clip from Modern Wisdom, where Eric Weinstein challenges the foundations of democracy and global order in the context of Donald Trump's presidency. The conversation then delves into the profound intersection of God's sovereignty and human free will, using key biblical passages to offer fresh insights into today's political landscape.
 

John Klar

 In this episode of Talk Truth, we speak with John Klar—farmer, author, and advocate for sustainable agriculture. John shares how his battle with Lyme disease and a spiritual awakening led him from corporate law to farming in Vermont. We explore the challenges facing small farmers, the corporate and government control over our food supply, and the critical connection between healthy soil, gut health, and well-being. John also discusses his new book, Farm Harder Starve, highlighting the dangers of industrial agriculture and the need to support local farms.

Leighton Grey

 In this episode of Talk Truth, we’re excited to welcome back Leighton Grey, recognized as one of Canada’s top fifty lawyers. Leighton offers valuable insights from his compelling paper, Christian Constitution: The Biblical Roots of Common Law. Together, we explore the biblical underpinnings of Western legal systems, the cultural assaults on Christianity, and the urgent need for Christians to engage in politics. Leighton also addresses the common confusion between libertarianism and Christian governance, while highlighting the dangerous consequences of drifting away from Judeo-Christian values.

Tanner Hnidey

 In this episode of Talk Truth, we’re excited to reconnect with Tanner Hnidey, who has recently tied the knot! Tanner shares his experiences of newlywed life and the changes he’s embracing now that he’s off the market. We also delve into a provocative speech by Christine Anderson, a European Parliament member, who controversially claims that the COVID-19 pandemic was a trial run for greater governmental control. We’ll scrutinize her assertions and explore what Scripture reveals about governance, rebellion, and the role of faith in turbulent times.

Matt Landman

 In this episode of Talk Truth, we’re joined by Matt Landman, owner of Spiro Gear and creator of the documentary "Frankenskies." Matt offers eye-opening insights into geoengineering, weather manipulation, and the concealed truths surrounding climate change.

Jen Hodgson

 In this episode of Talk Truth, we’re joined by journalist Jen Hodgson from the Western Standard, returning to share her latest investigative findings. Jen, renowned for her hard-hitting reporting, sheds light on explosive revelations that have recently shaken both Canada and the U.S. We dive into the controversy surrounding Mark Zuckerberg’s admission of Facebook’s censorship under pressure from the Biden-Harris administration, examining its impact on COVID-19 information, the Hunter Biden laptop scandal, and the January 6th events. We’ll also confront the unsettling practices within Canada’s Veterans Affairs, where veterans seeking help are being offered state-sanctioned euthanasia instead of the care they deserve.

Dr. Lynn Lafferty

 In this episode of Talk Truth, we explore integrative and naturopathic medicine with Dr. Lynn Lafferty, an endowed professor at Nova Southeastern University, pharmacist, naturopathic doctor, and clinical nutritionist. Dr. Lafferty shares her vast knowledge and unique perspective on blending conventional and natural healing methods. We discuss her background, philosophy of using God’s natural creations for health, and the pharmaceutical focus of modern medicine. She also highlights the powerful healing properties of ginger, turmeric, and beef liver.

Corri and Allan Hunsperger

 In this episode of Talk Truth, we examine the alarming intersections of health, food, and industry corruption through a compelling interview by Tucker Carlson with two highly credentialed guests, siblings Cali and Casey Means. Cali, a Stanford-trained surgeon, and Casey, a Harvard Business School graduate, expose disturbing truths about America's health crisis. They reveal how the very systems meant to protect us—our medical, food, and regulatory industries—may actually be profiting from making us sicker. From the chilling origins of ultra-processed foods to the deep ties between Big Pharma and our healthcare system, they peel back the layers of corruption that affect every American's health.

Shawn Buckley

In this episode of Talk Truth, we sit down with Shawn Buckley to discuss the highly controversial and eye-opening testimony surrounding Dr. Tess Lawrie's research on Ivermectin as a treatment for COVID-19. We unravel the compelling story of Dr. Lawrie, a respected clinician with over 30 years in obstetrics and gynecology, who transitioned into independent medical research. Dr. Lawrie was initially intrigued by Dr. Pierre Kory's Senate testimony on Ivermectin and conducted her own systematic review, revealing significant benefits of the drug in treating and preventing COVID-19. However, her findings clash with health authorities, leading to a tense conversation with Dr. Andrew Hill, who, despite evidence, seems reluctant to endorse Ivermectin.

Jen Hodgson

 In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome back returning guest, Jen Hodgson, a journalist from the Western Standard. Jen dives into the complexities and controversies surrounding Canadian media, particularly how reporting often fails to follow up on crucial stories and lacks accountability. She uncovers alarming statistics about a significant rise in unexplained deaths among Alberta children during the pandemic and the apparent reluctance of public health officials to address these figures. Jen also sheds light on Trudeau’s immigration policies, exploring how they impact small towns in Canada.

Wanjiru Njoya

 In this episode of Talk Truth, we sit down with Wanjiru Njoya, a legal expert, author, and fearless voice against societal brainwashing and propaganda. Raised in Kenya and educated at the University of Nairobi, Cambridge, and Oxford, Wanjiru offers unique insights on equality, free speech, and capitalism’s role in combating racism. She shares her experiences from Queen's University and her stance during the George Floyd protests, discussing the dangers of cancel culture, the flawed concept of hate speech, and why she believes capitalism is a powerful tool to defeat racism.

Shawn Buckley

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome back Shawn Buckley, an astute legal expert, to delve into the implications of Bill C-69. Shawn examines how the government is maneuvering around standard legislative processes to enforce significant changes in health laws, including restrictions on off-label drug use and veterinary medicine access. He connects these legal revisions to a broader strategy of controlling medical choices, reflecting on lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Leighton Grey

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome Leighton Grey, one of Canada's top 50 lawyers, for a deep dive into the pressing issue of free speech. Leighton dissects the growing concerns around censorship, especially with recent legislative changes in Great Britain and their potential impact on Canada. He emphasizes that free speech is a fundamental Christian value, essential for peace and conflict resolution. Drawing on historical and modern examples, Leighton highlights the threats to freedom of expression, the selective enforcement of hate speech laws, and the consequences for Christian communities.

Monique LaGrange

In this episode of Talk Truth, we're excited to welcome back Monique LaGrange, a former school board trustee and author. Monique shares her powerful journey from being dismissed by the Red Deer Catholic school board to fighting for justice through a judicial review. She reveals how her previous Talk Truth interview played a crucial role in court, countering attempts to discredit her character. Monique also introduces her upcoming book, "From Fear to Fierce," which explores overcoming fears through faith.

Paul Coffey

In this episode of Talk Truth, we speak with Paul Coffey, a bold Manitoba School Board trustee challenging the status quo with his candid opinions and fearless governance. Paul shares his journey from a pandemic-dismissed policy maker to a trustee dedicated to real educational reform. He opens up about his unique heritage, critiques of current policies, and his mission for true inclusion and effective education. From his perspective on the term "Indian" to his views on anti-racism and decolonization, Paul offers a frank look at the challenges and responsibilities in today’s educational system.

Tanner Hnidey

In this episode of Talk Truth, we're thrilled to welcome Tanner Hnidey just one day before his wedding. Inspired by a recent interview clip with investigative journalist Whitney Webb, we dive into a thought-provoking discussion on the intricate dynamics of global politics, media, and corporate interests, all while reflecting on the biblical perspective of faith in leadership.

Jen Hodgson

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome back Jen Hodgson, a journalist from the Western Standard. Jen reveals troubling details about the Canadian Anti-Hate Network and its booklet, which alleges that most racism in Canada is perpetuated by white males. She discusses how this federally funded organization has blacklisted pro-life Catholic groups, equating them with extreme hate groups. Jen also shares the chilling story of a Rwandan immigrant's violent crimes in the UK, sparking protests and a crackdown on anti-immigrant sentiments online. Additionally, she examines the complexities of illegal immigration in Canada, focusing on the Roxham Road crossing and questioning the government's reluctance to take a firmer stance.

Tanner Hnidey

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome back guest Tanner Hnidey. Tanner discusses the rising trend of "15-minute communities" and their implications for personal freedom and societal structure. He critically analyzes this concept, drawing parallels to authoritarian control and questioning the benefits touted by proponents like Edmonton city planners and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The conversation also explores biblical perspectives, government overreach, and the importance of standing up for individual freedoms.

Michael Wagner

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome back Michael Wagner, senior columnist for the Western Standard, to discuss Alberta's independence movement. Michael covers his latest column and upcoming book, tracing Alberta's political history from the 1920s farmer's movement to the 2019 Wexit movement. We explore how federal policies, including Pierre Trudeau's National Energy Program and recent actions by Justin Trudeau, have fueled independence sentiments. Michael also shares insights on the potential benefits of Alberta becoming independent, such as an Alberta pension plan, and the challenges within the Canadian confederation.

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