In this episode of Talk Truth, we examine the biblical principle that the earth and everything in it belong to the Lord. We discuss the challenge of submitting to governing authorities, especially when trust in leadership is low, and consider scriptural examples of respecting authority without compromising faith. We address the confusion around submission during crises like COVID-19 and talk about focusing on God’s sovereignty and personal spiritual growth instead of getting caught up in political division and fear.

In this episode of Talk Truth, we examine the biblical principle that the earth and everything in it belong to the Lord. We discuss the challenge of submitting to governing authorities, especially when trust in leadership is low, and consider scriptural examples of respecting authority without compromising faith. We address the confusion around submission during crises like COVID-19 and talk about focusing on God’s sovereignty and personal spiritual growth instead of getting caught up in political division and fear.

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Talk Truth 01.02.26 - Corri & Allan Hunsperger

In this episode of Talk Truth, investigative journalist Donna Laugh discusses her book "Thank You, Truckers: Canada’s Heroes and Those Who Help Them." She shares stories from the 2022 Freedom Convoy, explaining how the reality she witnessed on the ground sharply contrasted with mainstream media coverage. Donna talks about the strong presence of Christian truckers, the impact of the government's freezing of bank accounts on families, and the lasting effect of ongoing court cases related to the protest. She provides candid insights into what motivated ordinary Canadians to join the convoy and the consequences they continue to face.

In this episode of Talk Truth, investigative journalist Donna Laugh discusses her book "Thank You, Truckers: Canada’s Heroes and Those Who Help Them." She shares stories from the 2022 Freedom Convoy, explaining how the reality she witnessed on the ground sharply contrasted with mainstream media coverage. Donna talks about the strong presence of Christian truckers, the impact of the government's freezing of bank accounts on families, and the lasting effect of ongoing court cases related to the protest. She provides candid insights into what motivated ordinary Canadians to join the convoy and the consequences they continue to face.

Talk Truth 01.01.26 - Donna Laframboise

In this episode of Talk Truth, we discuss plans for 2026, changes happening in Canada, and how God's word remains constant despite cultural shifts. We talk about the possibility of losing charitable tax status and why we’re not worried, focusing instead on giving as an act of faith. We also introduce new ways for our audience to access the show, like listening by phone. Throughout the episode, we reflect on giving, personal growth, faith, and the importance of staying informed and connected as we look ahead to the new year.

In this episode of Talk Truth, we discuss plans for 2026, changes happening in Canada, and how God's word remains constant despite cultural shifts. We talk about the possibility of losing charitable tax status and why we’re not worried, focusing instead on giving as an act of faith. We also introduce new ways for our audience to access the show, like listening by phone. Throughout the episode, we reflect on giving, personal growth, faith, and the importance of staying informed and connected as we look ahead to the new year.

Talk Truth 12.31.25 - Corri & Allan Hunsperger

In this episode of Talk Truth, Glenn Blackett returns to discuss the impact of "woke" ideology on Canada's legal profession. He critiques Alberta’s Bill 13 and Bill 14, arguing they may increase regulators’ power to censor off-duty conduct rather than actually protect free speech. Glenn Blackett also exposes concerns with the push for “cultural competence” among lawyers and the broader consequences for rule of law and foundational rights in Canada.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Glenn Blackett returns to discuss the impact of "woke" ideology on Canada's legal profession. He critiques Alberta’s Bill 13 and Bill 14, arguing they may increase regulators’ power to censor off-duty conduct rather than actually protect free speech. Glenn Blackett also exposes concerns with the push for “cultural competence” among lawyers and the broader consequences for rule of law and foundational rights in Canada.

Talk Truth 12.30.25 - Glenn Blackett

In this episode of Talk Truth, Tanner Hnidey returns to discuss Canada's drift from God and the resulting social issues. He talks about why the wicked seem to prosper, the difference between worldly success and spiritual freedom, and stresses the need for Christians to be more committed to prayer, scripture, and sharing the gospel. Tanner also introduces his book "Antichrist 2030," warning against placing hope in political leaders instead of Christ. He shares thoughts on what Christians should expect in 2026 and encourages staying focused on truth and faithfulness, despite opposition.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Tanner Hnidey returns to discuss Canada's drift from God and the resulting social issues. He talks about why the wicked seem to prosper, the difference between worldly success and spiritual freedom, and stresses the need for Christians to be more committed to prayer, scripture, and sharing the gospel. Tanner also introduces his book "Antichrist 2030," warning against placing hope in political leaders instead of Christ. He shares thoughts on what Christians should expect in 2026 and encourages staying focused on truth and faithfulness, despite opposition.

Talk Truth 12.29.25 - Tanner Hnidey

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome Jason Lavigne, who shares his perspective as an investigative journalist and legal expert on Canada’s justice system. Jason discusses covering high-profile cases like the Coutts trial, the impact of social media evidence in court, concerns about the presumption of guilt over innocence, and how selective use of private messages can distort context. He also weighs in on Canada’s current identity crisis, government overreach, and the need to protect foundational values and rights.

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome Jason Lavigne, who shares his perspective as an investigative journalist and legal expert on Canada’s justice system. Jason discusses covering high-profile cases like the Coutts trial, the impact of social media evidence in court, concerns about the presumption of guilt over innocence, and how selective use of private messages can distort context. He also weighs in on Canada’s current identity crisis, government overreach, and the need to protect foundational values and rights.

Talk Truth 12.26.25 - Jason Lavigne

In this episode of Talk Truth, we discuss how staying grounded in faith shapes our perspective during the Christmas season. The conversation features audience letters about finding encouragement through truth, practical advice for health and well-being, and the importance of respectful dialogue, even with those who disagree. We also highlight ways to build community and the ongoing need to bring God’s perspective into today’s challenges.

In this episode of Talk Truth, we discuss how staying grounded in faith shapes our perspective during the Christmas season. The conversation features audience letters about finding encouragement through truth, practical advice for health and well-being, and the importance of respectful dialogue, even with those who disagree. We also highlight ways to build community and the ongoing need to bring God’s perspective into today’s challenges.

Talk Truth 12.25.25 - Corri & Allan Hunsperger

In this episode of Talk Truth, Shawn Buckley returns and shares his perspective on the meaning of Christmas. Shawn talks about his family’s tradition of attending worship on Christmas Eve and his appreciation for classic carols. He reflects on the significance of Jesus’ birth—not just as a historical event but as a present reality that offers hope and freedom. Shawn emphasizes that God continues to move and interact with people today, encouraging listeners to pursue a genuine relationship with God and to recognize that the message of Christmas is as relevant now as it was 2,000 years ago.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Shawn Buckley returns and shares his perspective on the meaning of Christmas. Shawn talks about his family’s tradition of attending worship on Christmas Eve and his appreciation for classic carols. He reflects on the significance of Jesus’ birth—not just as a historical event but as a present reality that offers hope and freedom. Shawn emphasizes that God continues to move and interact with people today, encouraging listeners to pursue a genuine relationship with God and to recognize that the message of Christmas is as relevant now as it was 2,000 years ago.

Talk Truth 12.24.25 - Shawn Buckley

In this episode of Talk Truth, Leighton Grey returns to challenge the claim that Christmas is a pagan holiday. Drawing from his research and recent article, Leighton Grey explains why Christmas is rooted in Christian scripture and tradition—not pagan rituals. He details how the December 25th date was established, the sources of early Christian liturgy, and what sets the celebration of Christ’s birth apart from ancient Roman festivals. The episode also touches on the focus of early Christians on the resurrection over Christ’s birth and addresses misconceptions surrounding Christmas and its origins.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Leighton Grey returns to challenge the claim that Christmas is a pagan holiday. Drawing from his research and recent article, Leighton Grey explains why Christmas is rooted in Christian scripture and tradition—not pagan rituals. He details how the December 25th date was established, the sources of early Christian liturgy, and what sets the celebration of Christ’s birth apart from ancient Roman festivals. The episode also touches on the focus of early Christians on the resurrection over Christ’s birth and addresses misconceptions surrounding Christmas and its origins.

Talk Truth 12.23.25 - Leighton Grey

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome Alex Newman, an international journalist and author. Alex discusses what he witnessed at UN climate summits like COP 30, including the rise of pagan rituals, land acknowledgments, and spiritual ceremonies that promote indigenous religions over Christian values. He explains how these global gatherings push a new moral code and seek to unite world religions under environmental causes, warning of threats to traditional freedoms and the importance of Christians actively defending biblical truth and teaching it to the next generation.

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome Alex Newman, an international journalist and author. Alex discusses what he witnessed at UN climate summits like COP 30, including the rise of pagan rituals, land acknowledgments, and spiritual ceremonies that promote indigenous religions over Christian values. He explains how these global gatherings push a new moral code and seek to unite world religions under environmental causes, warning of threats to traditional freedoms and the importance of Christians actively defending biblical truth and teaching it to the next generation.

Talk Truth 12.22.25 - Alex Newman

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome Udo Erasmus and Shawn Buckley for a discussion about fats and oils. Udo Erasmus explains the difference between healthy and unhealthy oils, exposes common myths such as "all fats are bad" and the current backlash against seed oils, and emphasizes that processing and cooking damages oils and makes them harmful. He outlines why omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids are essential, how to measure your oil intake by skin health, and recommends adding undamaged oils to foods rather than cooking with them to avoid health risks.

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome Udo Erasmus and Shawn Buckley for a discussion about fats and oils. Udo Erasmus explains the difference between healthy and unhealthy oils, exposes common myths such as "all fats are bad" and the current backlash against seed oils, and emphasizes that processing and cooking damages oils and makes them harmful. He outlines why omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids are essential, how to measure your oil intake by skin health, and recommends adding undamaged oils to foods rather than cooking with them to avoid health risks.

Talk Truth 12.19.25 - Shawn Buckley & Udo Erasmus

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome Nico Lagan, an independent reporter, podcaster, political commentator, men's rights advocate, and social media strategist from Quebec. Nico shares his perspective on why the current societal battle is spiritual rather than political, discusses the challenges of living openly as a Christian in Quebec, and explains the importance of standing up for truth. He talks about bridging the divide between political opposites through open conversation and highlights the responsibility everyone shares in the ongoing spiritual struggle. Nico draws from his personal journey and experiences to illustrate the need for courage, conviction, and action in defending faith and freedom.

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome Nico Lagan, an independent reporter, podcaster, political commentator, men's rights advocate, and social media strategist from Quebec. Nico shares his perspective on why the current societal battle is spiritual rather than political, discusses the challenges of living openly as a Christian in Quebec, and explains the importance of standing up for truth. He talks about bridging the divide between political opposites through open conversation and highlights the responsibility everyone shares in the ongoing spiritual struggle. Nico draws from his personal journey and experiences to illustrate the need for courage, conviction, and action in defending faith and freedom.

Talk Truth 12.18.25 - Nico Lagan

In this episode of Talk Truth, Shawn Buckley returns to provide an update on his health tour and the legislative fight around natural health products in Canada. The discussion focuses on Health Canada's new regulations, the impact on practitioners and consumers, and MP Blaine Calkins' bill to restore the traditional definition of natural health products. Practical steps for Canadians to support the cause are outlined.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Shawn Buckley returns to provide an update on his health tour and the legislative fight around natural health products in Canada. The discussion focuses on Health Canada's new regulations, the impact on practitioners and consumers, and MP Blaine Calkins' bill to restore the traditional definition of natural health products. Practical steps for Canadians to support the cause are outlined.

Talk Truth 12.17.25 - Shawn Buckley

In this episode of Talk Truth, Leighton Grey returns to discuss Bill 13 and the challenges facing professional societies in Canada. He outlines how organizations like the Law Society and Medical College have become influenced by ideology, leading to a breakdown of trust and the punishment of professionals for their views. Leighton explains the Alberta government's intervention through Bill 13 as an attempt to restore accountability and protect free speech for lawyers, doctors, and others. He emphasizes that law must remain connected to truth and that public statements by professionals should be necessary and factual.

In this episode of Talk Truth, Leighton Grey returns to discuss Bill 13 and the challenges facing professional societies in Canada. He outlines how organizations like the Law Society and Medical College have become influenced by ideology, leading to a breakdown of trust and the punishment of professionals for their views. Leighton explains the Alberta government's intervention through Bill 13 as an attempt to restore accountability and protect free speech for lawyers, doctors, and others. He emphasizes that law must remain connected to truth and that public statements by professionals should be necessary and factual.

Talk Truth 12.16.25 - Leighton Grey

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome Priscilla West, education researcher with the Government Accountability Institute and author of "The New Face of Woke Education." Priscilla details how social emotional learning (SEL) has evolved from building soft skills to influencing and monitoring students’ values and worldviews through subjective assessments and global initiatives, often embedded in school curricula and software. She explains how these practices are found not only in public education but also in private schools via accrediting organizations, urging parents to recognize these patterns and understand their impact on academic priorities.

In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome Priscilla West, education researcher with the Government Accountability Institute and author of "The New Face of Woke Education." Priscilla details how social emotional learning (SEL) has evolved from building soft skills to influencing and monitoring students’ values and worldviews through subjective assessments and global initiatives, often embedded in school curricula and software. She explains how these practices are found not only in public education but also in private schools via accrediting organizations, urging parents to recognize these patterns and understand their impact on academic priorities.

Talk Truth 12.15.25 - Priscilla West

Talk Truth is a show dedicated to thought-provoking conversations on critical, timely, and often controversial topics that impact individuals, communities, and society at large. Through engaging with a diverse range of guests, our mission is to shed light on the truth, challenge conventional narratives, and amplify voices that provide valuable information and insights. We explore the intersection of faith, society, and current events, empower individuals with knowledge, inspire meaningful and promote the pursuit of truth, accountability, and justice.

Talk Truth is a show dedicated to thought-provoking conversations on critical, timely, and often controversial topics that impact individuals, communities, and society at large. Through engaging with a diverse range of guests, our mission is to shed light on the truth, challenge conventional narratives, and amplify voices that provide valuable information and insights. We explore the intersection of faith, society, and current events, empower individuals with knowledge, inspire meaningful and promote the pursuit of truth, accountability, and justice.

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