What Really Happened To Sean Hartman?

Is Canada Ignoring Its Christian Foundation?

Talk Truth 06.04.26 - Tanya Gaw | Action for Canada founder Tanya Gaw discusses Louise Arbour, the Governor General, the coronation oath, Canada's Christian foundation, Bill C-9, political oaths, and why she believes Canadians must hold leaders accountable to the principles the nation was built upon. 00:00 Opening / Psalm 24 01:46 Tanya Gaw discusses Louise Arbour and the Governor General role 02:57 Information overload and finding solutions 04:45 Louise Arbour and the Governor General role 06:05 The coronation oath explained 08:27 Action for Canada's letter campaign 11:54 Is the Governor General merely ceremonial? 14:01 Can non-Christian leaders uphold Canada's foundations? 17:37 Election concerns and political accountability 20:14 What Action for Canada is working on 23:32 Holding leaders to their oath 26:24 Canada's deeper spiritual problem

What Really Happened To Sean Hartman?

Talk Truth 06.03.26 - Dean Rainey, Jason Lavigne & Dan Hartman | Filmmaker Dean Rainey, documentary producer Jason Lavigne, and father Dan Hartman discuss The Shot, a documentary examining Sean Hartman's death following the COVID-19 vaccine and the fight for accountability that followed. They discuss censorship, venue cancellations, public screenings, vaccine injury awareness, and why many Canadians are still searching for answers years later. 00:00 Opening / Psalm 24 03:33 Dan Hartman, Dean Rainey, and Jason Lavigne discuss The Shot documentary 04:16 The story behind the film 05:56 Why Jason Lavigne got involved 08:43 Why Sean Hartman's story still matters 10:21 Death threats and backlash 12:13 Venue cancellations and censorship 13:30 Cineplex refuses screenings 14:23 Why these stories are still being suppressed 17:00 The Pfizer lawsuit and search for accountability 20:00 Why families still need answers 23:00 Public response to the documentary 25:30 Bringing the story to new audiences 27:31 Final thoughts

What Would Paul Say To Today's Church?

Talk Truth 06.02.26 - Tanner Hnidey | Tanner Hnidey discusses the powerful lessons found in First Corinthians and why Paul's message remains relevant today. From church compromise and spiritual courage to biblical truth, church discipline, and the resurrection, Tanner examines what the Apostle Paul might say if he walked into many modern churches. As Western culture drifts further from biblical foundations, this conversation challenges Christians to stand firm in truth and return to the teachings of Scripture. 00:00 Opening / Psalm 24 02:33 Tanner Hnidey discusses First Corinthians 03:37 Lessons from studying First Corinthians 05:37 What image is the church projecting? 08:54 What would Paul say to today's church? 11:02 Why many Christians leave church spiritually hungry 13:13 Bill C-9 and Christian courage 14:11 Paul's response to government pressure 17:18 Spiritual gifts, love, and church division 20:07 The dangers facing the modern church 23:13 Why the resurrection changes everything 26:08 Returning to Scripture and biblical truth

Canada's Freedoms Are Still Worth Fighting For

Talk Truth 06.01.26 - John Carpay | John Carpay, President of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, discusses the 2025 annual report, major court wins, school board battles, free speech cases, human rights tribunals, the Freedom Convoy, and the ongoing fight to protect constitutional freedoms in Canada. 00:00 Opening / Psalm 24 02:11 John Carpay joins the show 03:16 Lockdown protest victory 05:03 What this means for future emergencies 06:26 Land acknowledgement case 07:52 Why school boards are a battleground 12:12 Human rights complaints and offence culture 14:16 Santa Claus parade free speech case 16:18 The danger of trusting government too much 20:00 Why they want Big Red 22:57 Warnings ahead for Canada 26:09 Why good people must stay active

The Referendum They Don't Want

Talk Truth 05.29.26 - Leighton Grey | Leighton Grey discusses Alberta's growing sovereignty movement, the push for a referendum, judicial interference, the Clarity Act, and why many Albertans believe their democratic voice is being ignored. The conversation explores whether courts, politicians, and federal institutions are standing in the way of Albertans deciding their own future and what comes next as support for sovereignty continues to grow. 00:00 Intro 01:20 Danielle Smith's referendum announcement 03:48 Leighton Grey joins the discussion 05:10 Why sovereignty conversations are growing 07:42 The referendum process explained 09:12 Judicial interference concerns 11:30 The Clarity Act discussion 13:55 Why Albertans feel ignored 16:40 Democracy versus bureaucracy 19:25 What happens if support keeps growing 23:10 Alberta's future 27:00 Final thoughts