GreyMatterPodcast

Leighton Grey has a deeply personal conversation with former NHL star Theo Fleury, where he weaves together his experience with trauma, learning through adversity, and the need for a spiritual relationship with a higher power. Fleury also shares his views on the psychological aftermath of the pandemic and the over-politicization of sport.

Wokeism is powerful and tyrannical. So how in the world do we take a stand against it? Listen to this week's commentary 'Terrorizing Tolerance' now up on Rumble and podcast.

Average citizens are all thinking the world has gone a bit insane. Why are we bullied into silence?

The World Economic Forum elites believe they are the best and are entitled to determine our future. Whenever they witness opposition to their plans to control us, we are censored, cancelled, or imprisoned. Only mass collective public action can alter their policy. Listen to Litigation Lawyer, Leighton Grey's weekly commentary.

A inspirational story of human flourishing on Grey Matter today; After decades of building a successful financial planning firm, Derrick Kinney sold his business to start hosting a podcast and writing his latest book; Good Money Revolution. Leighton Grey and Kinney discuss the secret to growing wealth, increased health and lasting happiness: generosity.

This week's commentary reveals the stark and horrifying truth about electric vehicles and why we are being forced to buy them.

As Churchill once said; "Never let a good crisis go to waste"; so what exactly happened during the pandemic, what's the motivation to minimize possibly-linked side effects of C-19 vaccines and who is profiting from their repeated distribution to the healthy? Leighton Grey welcomes Dr. William Makis, a Canadian physician who has asked these questions, and proposed a total remodel of provincial healthcare to restore ethics and public trust.

It is truly mad to think that we have reached a point in society today when protesting imposition of sexual fetishes upon children, as I recently did in my home community, paints us as hatefulbigots.

Leighton Grey untangles the subtleties in The Charter of Rights and Freedoms with historian and author Michael Wagner, as they discuss the impacts of secularization in Canada and the roots of judicial activism causing a domino effect in the laws and social order of Western society. Learn how we got here and where we can go from here.

Why Mother's Day should not be dismissed simply because it doesn't check the diversity and inclusion box. Leighton Grey outlines the history of this special day and honours his mother, Lorraine, in this special episode.

When did wokeism begin capturing academic institutions? Find out from someone on the inside.

Freedom is the basis of human flourishing, but millions of Canadians seem eager to cash in their liberty for censorship, a false sense of security, and paltry handouts from a centrally planned economy.

When he founded Good Kid Productions, Rob Montz wanted to see Netflix quality documentaries tackle the issues of the day with truth, even if they were politically uncomfortable, and in this discussion with Leighton Grey he details his latest projects are indeed fulfilling that vision: to create films that confront what he calls 'anti-truths'.

Have we become so jaded that we almost expect corruption, hypocrisy, and a total lack of accountability from those holding highest public office?

Leighton Grey interviews Dr. Curtis Wall and his lawyer, James Kitchen about a case study in Alberta where a Chiropractor has been penalized and scrutinized by his regulatory body past the point of logic and reason. Have professional Colleges become so corrupted they don't serve a fruitful purpose any longer? A wide ranging discussion asks where do we go from here as a society and what have these tyrannical demands done to public trust of institutions?

The beauty of the internet is that it permits us to break free from government and mass media constraints. That could all change with Bill C-11: The Online Streaming Act. Do we really want the internet controlled by a nine person panel of hand-picked “experts”, who will decide what we can or cannot see?

Chiropractor, Author and Canadian champion Athlete, Dr. Lana Nicoll joins Leighton on the podcast. She talks about standing up for personal choice and freedom, while also being cognizant of many global elites in power who want to impose harmful agendas on unsuspecting populations. She argues that true science is never settled and that should be the first red flag to an alternative agenda at play.

The NHL was perhaps the last hold out of professional sports to go woke; and when they did fans sure taught them a lesson.

Author and Economist Tanner Hnidey joins Leighton for a fulsome discussion on Just Transition, and where the progressive governments have steered Canada off-course. He challenges all individuals to stand up for fact-driven decision making, individual independence, and using the democratic levers to influence change.

President of the Libertas Institute and author Connor Boyack joins Leighton Grey for a thought-provoking discussion on the importance of teaching children civics, common-sense and the value of living within an independent community. Boyack says the non-reliance on big government is the antidote to woke.

Our society is transforming right before our very eyes into one of post-truth. We live in a culture where feelings have become "your truth". But is it "the truth"?

On March 6th, 2023, British/Swiss Investment Banker Pascal Najadi successfully filed a lawsuit in the Supreme Court of the State of New York in Manhattan, USA, against Pfizer Inc., New York/FDA, USA. Leighton Grey is joined by Najadi to discuss the background of this legal action on this special episode of Grey Matter. Later, Leighton hears from Dr. Astrid Stuckelberger about her experience working with the World Health Organization who is poised to enact a 'Pandemic Treaty' ripe with potential complications and primed to violate the sovereignty of nations over health policy.

The threat of globalist tyranny by groups like the WEF in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Constitutional lawyer Leighton Grey is joined by two Alberta lawyers who signed a petition against the latest attempt to compel AB members of the bar to take Indigenous history and anti-racism training known as "The Path." These three have a thoughtful discussion about institutional capture, compelled speech and the lack of facts presented in woke-educational training courses for professionals.

Leighton Grey deals with censorship of self-governing professions by WOKE ideologues in this weekly commentary.