Is Affirmation Replacing Mental Health? With Scott Newgent

Is Alberta Allowed To Leave Canada? A Constitutional Lawyer Responds

Keith Wilson returns to break down one of the biggest questions in Canadian politics right now: can Alberta actually leave Canada? This conversation responds directly to the critics, the snark, and the social media takes — and gets into the real constitutional and legal questions around Alberta separation, sovereignty, and what would actually have to happen for it to become possible. Episode 44

Two Afghanistan Veterans Explain: What Makes A Man?

Two Afghanistan veterans sit down with Adam for an honest conversation about masculinity, sacrifice, leadership, brotherhood, and what military service teaches you about being a man. Not a culture war debate — a real conversation about responsibility, purpose, and the kind of strength modern life often forgets. Episode 43

Is Affirmation Replacing Mental Health? With Scott Newgent

A recent shooting in British Columbia kickstarted reaction across both the left and the right. Instead of reacting from a side, Adam sits down with Scott Newgent to talk through what actually happens when tragedy collides with identity, politics, and media incentives. Scott has been criticized by both conservatives and progressives for refusing to fully align with either camp. In this conversation, they talk about medicalization, mental health, cultural incentives, and why it’s become so difficult to have honest discussions without being pulled into a tribe. This isn’t about attacking a group or defending one. It’s about asking whether we’re still capable of having uncomfortable conversations without turning them into political weapons. If we can’t talk honestly, we can’t solve anything. — If you’d like to support Scott’s charity, Scream Louder, you can donate here: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/5JKM5L3PY7WPQ [https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/5JKM5L3PY7WPQ] Episode 42

What Does Equalization Mean For Alberta? - With Tanner Hnidey

On this episode, Adam chats with Tanner Hnidey -an independent economist with the Alberta Prosperity Project - for a deep dive into answering the question of exactly what equalization payments are, how they work and what it all means for Alberta. From the history of the country back in 1867 to the modern problems facing Alberta, how Quebec fits into all of it and what exactly defines need in the program, this episode is a great primer on how it all hangs together.

What Would Actually Happen If Alberta Separated? A Constitutional Lawyer Explains

On this episode, Adam invites constitutional lawyer Keith Wilson and Tanya Clemens from the Alberta Prosperity Project to break down what would actually happen if Alberta separated from Canada. From pension plans and oil & gas to refining, regulation, and governance, they explore the legal and practical realities behind separation — and what the outcome could look like in the real world. Dive in to learn more.