"64" - Have We Made Parenting Too Complicated?

"69" - She Protested With Greta Thunberg—Now She Says the Climate Movement Got It Wrong

Lucy Biggers, former climate activist and Head of Social Media at The Free Press, joins Brad to discuss why she left the climate movement, the controversy surrounding the IPCC’s climate models, and the debate over net-zero policies, carbon taxes, and the future of energy.

"68" - The Henry Nowak Case: Body Cam Footage, Police Failure & the Questions No One Wants to Ask

Brad breaks down the case of Henry Nowak, the 18-year-old student whose fatal stabbing sparked outrage following the release of police body-camera footage. The episode examines the events leading up to the attack, the murder conviction of Vikram Deguara, the police response at the scene, and the growing public debate over justice, media coverage, race, and accountability in the UK.

"67" - “Health Canada Protects Patents, Not Patients” + Spencer Pratt’s Political Rise

Shawn Buckley, constitutional lawyer and President of the Natural Health Product Protection Association (NHPPA), joins Brad to discuss peptides, natural health products, pharmaceutical patents, Health Canada regulations, and the growing debate over medical freedom in Canada. Later, Philip Millar, lawyer, political commentator, and host of The Rogue Lawyer, weighs in on Spencer Pratt’s mayoral ambitions, Karen Bass, and why outsider candidates are reshaping modern politics.

"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.