Powerlifting champ April Hutchinson is fighting back! She’s calling out the unfairness involved when men who identify as trans women compete against actual women. She has been suspended for two years and is taking legal action. She talks about her mission, her sport, her diet, and getting sober.

His name is Mocha Bezirgan, a young man from Turkey who came here hoping to experience freedom of speech. He found the opposite. So, with great courage and stamina he became an independent journalist. He is the ONLY credentialed reporter sitting in an Alberta court for the trial of the Coutts Four.

They are considered by some to be Canada’s political prisoners — the four men who’ve been held for over 600 days while awaiting trial in Alberta. No one can figure out why these four are being denied their fundamental rights — as defendants in the case involving the Coutts trucker protest.

CJ Hopkins and Trish talk about how the current Middle East conflict plays into the hands of Globocap and also why so many of us are divided on this issue. Also — Jacqueline Bynon, Trish’s close friend is here to explain what life is like living next to a homeless camp.

There’s growing acknowledgment that Israel is slipping into the moral abyss with its continued bombardment of Gaza - growing casualties and horror videos of gruesome deaths and injured children circulating on social media. Scott Horton of Anti-War.com joins Trish to unpack how we got here, what it means, and how to stop it.

Tonight Gaza is in flames. Communications have been cut off and the world is holding its breath while the ground invasion could be underway. Trish invites her friends Jenin Younes (whose father is Palestinian) and Ann Bauer (who is half Jewish) — to talk about how the explosions from the Middle East are rattling society here.

Renowned economist Jeffrey Sachs tells Trish both situations are a massive failure of diplomacy, and that Western governments, especially the US, behave foolishly on the world stage — causing massive problems. This is an explosive interview with one of the best minds in the world.

Respected Palestinian peace activist Aziz Abu Sarah paints a picture of Gaza and its relationship with Israel that most people don’t know. After losing his brother to the conflict — he pleads that rage and retribution are not the way.

It feels like the whole world is on fire this week. Trish is under-the-weather, but wanted to record a commentary, given everything that’s happening in the Middle East.

An acclaimed show creater and writer with a comedy career to boot — that world has been closed off since Graham started speaking outagainst extreme transism. Old friends and colleagues have disappeared - calls unanswered, projects cancelled, but Graham is standing his ground.

Dr. Joshua Coleman on the dangerous trend for children to ghost their parents — sometimes not seeing them for years. It is driven in part by culture and poltical divides, and is a growing phenomenon that could destroy society. One in five people are estranged from a family member.

A new expose reveals how another negative Convoy story has been exposed as a triangulation of falsehoods between an anti-hate activist group, government and media. Trish interviews the researcher who uncovered #hategate, and the journalist who revealed other lies that underpinned the Emergencies Act.

Dave Rubin explains why he turned on Donald Trump, details his unwavering support for Ron DeSantis, and dishes on what we can learn from the Netflix Blue Zone documentary that everyone is watching. Trish ends the episode with a rant on the latest psyche craze, which involves dumping and then ghosting your family. Insane.

Two high profile members of the Freedom Convoy are on trial in Ottawa, and Trish is in the courtroom bringing the details. Also, Jacqueline Bynon talks about their convoy documentary project. Plus, Tom Marazzo joins the discussion to explain his time in Ottawa with the protest, which he details in a new book.

Tyranny Inc. the new book by Sohrab Ahmari lays out the takeover of the world by public/private partnerships, lead by massive corporations that care not for the people they destroy. It is a deep dive into the forces that are destabilizing our lives.

This week Trish sits down with Simon Elmer — one of the UK's most brilliant thinkers on the problem of globalism and the push toward a biosecurity state. Our countries are not our own and have been overtaken by predatory mega-corporations exploiting leftist ideology to gain control.

Brilliant journalist and author Helen Joyce breaks down the realities of trans-extremism and offers advice to parents who are worried about their kids. Also, we check in with a newspaper editor on Maui who has some inside info on the terrible blaze that has flattened Lahaina in Hawaii.

It’s a great privilege to bring you my conversation with Salomé Sibonex, a young writer and artist who has our cultural mess figured out. Brilliant and charming, she takes no guff from the ‘wokesters’ and understands the value of not playing the game — no matter what the cost.

The future of journalism and community may lie in a sharp little broadsheet being published from America's heartland by some the country’s premier writers. Acclaimed American author and essayist Walter Kirn is one of the people behind it and he tells Trish about why centring news coverage away from big city elites revitalizes a dying industry.

Jeffrey Tucker returns with an exposé on how Sam Bankman-Fried is connected to the Covid-19 regime and why that might have propelled the dropping of some charges. It’s an ugly tale of Democrat corruption and a grifting managerial class who profit from "pandemic planning."