GreyMatterPodcast

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.

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 a stop to this...or is it too late?

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: drhoffe.ca

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 fatality. This case is still before the courts. Scott challenges whether Grace's disability devalued her life and urges us all to question institutions, not be so quick to trust.

Dr. James Thorne (Jim), market strategist, teaches us about investing, gaining ground on your finances and how the economy will affectyour 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 future state of the Canadian economy.

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.

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.

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 be thanked, instead of fighting for his reputation.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently defended his record amidst widespread calls for his resignation and revealed plans for re-election despite low popularity. While 7 or 10 Canadians are discontent over Trudeau's governance, it has sparked discussions on strategies for resisting government overreach. Leighton Grey shares how we can stand up against unjust authority when it goes against God's law and offers a hopeful guide for resisting tyranny today.

It has been said: look after the nickels and dimes and the dollars and cents will take care of themselves. Leighton Grey talks free market economies, the dangers of communism/ socialism with guest Petar Pejovic. How can Canadians thrive and grow savings through their careers? See the political impact on your finances.

Leighton Grey questions whether laws against certain historic events serve justice or hinder free speech. He explains how open discussion, rooted in truth and empathy, can protect our freedoms and effectively combat harmful ideologies.

Health and wellness expert Ron Oliver and his client Owen Beck, professional boxer, share the incredible story of how Ron saved Owen's life. Owen became extremely ill ending his boxing career, but after a radical detox, Owen is re-entering the boxing ring. They explain the toxins that we're consuming are killing us and how to get rid of them. Ron Oliver, CEO, Founder, Head Coach - elitedynamiclife.ca

In this episode, Leighton Grey discusses how Western civilization, founded on values like freedom and justice, is under threat from radical ideologies and moral decline. He reveals the importance of returning to our cultural and spiritual roots to protect our society and ensure a better future.

Professors J. Mark Ramseyer (Harvard University) and Jason Morgan (Researcher in Japan) talk about their controversial book, 'The Comfort Women Hoax: A Fake Memoir, North Korean Spies, and Hit Squads in the Academic Swamp'.  The book challenges history from WWII that 'Comfort Women' from Korea and Japan were used as sex slaves. But it claims this was fabricated by North Korean spies and questions established history.   To their surprise, the book caused major blowback in America, not in Japan. How did they overcome the woke mob that came after them? Ramseyer discusses the anti-Semitism culture invading Harvard and pro-Palestine support on campus.

The shocking changes of 2020, when the progressive left abandoned core values like bodily autonomy and free speech during the pandemic. Understand the consequences of these shifts and why it's vital to grasp how competing values shape today's political landscape. Listen to Litigation Lawyer, Leighton Grey's weekly commentary.

Ray McGinnis, author and journalist, uncovers the shocking details surrounding 9/11 and explores the resurgence of new conspiracies. Was there a cover-up? Ray delves into the Coutts border blockade, examining why it's treated differently than other protests such as pro-Palestine encampments. Joined by Leighton Grey, they discuss the WHO treaty, government responses to the climate crisis declaration, stories from the Ottawa Convoy, and ultimately, how hope can still be found amidst the chaos. Ray's latest book, 'Unjustified: The Freedom Convoy, The Emergencies Act, And The Inquiry That Got It Wrong,' is out now.

Unchecked ideologies can influence real-world decisions and outcomes. In this commentary, you'll hear the importance of critical thinking and the consequences of embracing misleading beliefs. You'll understand why personal beliefs shape actions and the broader implications for society.

Ted Kuntz is involved in the National Citizens Inquiry. He talks about the overwhelming response to the inquiry and explains the shocking hostile takeover of the NCI's funds and social media accounts. Who's trying to sabotage it? What's the future of the NCI?

This commentary discusses the fascinating world of how we think.It also warns about the dangers of misinformation and censorship, encouraging us to stay curious and think critically.

Bruce Pardy, law professor and Executive Director of Rights Probe reveals why a Canadian court wants access to your health records. What does this mean for your privacy? Are we still protected by the law or is the opposite happening? Bruce and Leighton Grey unpack what's happening with the legal system in Canada and why courts are refusing to hear or side with cases involving the pandemic.