"58" - How to Escape Autopilot and Actually Live Your Life + Jerry Amernic Duped by CBC’s Gotcha Hit Piece

"66" - What Parents Get Wrong About Phones and Social Media | Cat & Nat

Cat & Nat join Brad to talk about screen time, social media, parenting boundaries, and why raising kids in a digital world may require a completely different playbook than previous generations.

"65" - Brain Decline, Retirement & Why Empires Fall

Can you keep your brain sharp for life? Neuroscientist Tommy Wood explains how retirement, focus, and daily habits affect cognitive decline. Then historian Johan Norberg joins Brad to explore what the fall of Rome can teach us about wealth, freedom, and the challenges facing the modern world.

"64" - Have We Made Parenting Too Complicated?

Parents today spend more time with their kids than ever before—but are we making parenting harder than it needs to be? Brad sits down with Tania Khazaal to talk about modern parenting, social pressure, boundaries, and why raising resilient kids might have less to do with perfection and more to do with showing up.

"63" - The CBC Prank That Went Too Far? | Lindsay Shepherd

A documentary interview turns into something much bigger. Lindsay Shepherd joins Brad to tell the story of fake companies, fake pitches, undercover filming, and the moment she realized the project she had signed onto wasn’t what it seemed. A conversation about media, trust, history, and where the line between satire and manipulation really is.

"62" - Are We Thinking Wrong? + How to Stop Living in the Past

Brad takes on two big questions: how culture and institutions shape the way we think, and how our past shapes the way we live. First, author Heather Mac Donald joins the show for a conversation on academia, identity, and modern culture. Then on Mental Health Monday, psychologist Oren Amitay shares practical advice on rumination, forgiveness, and moving forward