No BS with Brad Smith

A listener opens up about the heart problems he says began after his second COVID shot, the impact on his family, and the years he spent trying to get answers. Tamara Ugolini then joins Brad to discuss an anonymous whistleblower and ongoing questions around informed consent and accountability.

Ultrarunner and The Pain Cave author Rafael Hidalgo reveals what a 100-mile race through the Alps taught him about pain, purpose and finding strength when your mind is telling you to stop.

Let’s Get Naked host Anne Karber joins Brad to challenge where education is headed, from politics in the classroom to parental influence and whether schools are preparing kids for the real world. It’s a provocative conversation about what children are learning — and what may need to change.

Michelle Worton shares the health crisis she says began after her COVID-19 vaccinations, the years she spent searching for answers and treatment, and why she’s now advocating for Canadians who believe they’ve experienced vaccine injuries. She also explains what she hopes the Allison Inquiry will change about healthcare, research and support in Canada.

Dr. Nathan S. Bryan reveals why nitric oxide may play a much bigger role in our health than most people realize, from blood flow and exercise to cognitive health. Then, AI strategist Mohit Rajhans explains why the rapid rise of AI agents is creating a cybersecurity problem we may not be ready for.

Think you know how fasting works? Dr. Jonathan Schoeff breaks down what intermittent fasting really does, when longer fasts may matter, and why building muscle could be one of the biggest keys to staying healthier and stronger as you age.

Brad tears through Mark Carney’s statements from the week and fact-checks the ones that don’t hold up. Then Jasmine Laine gives her take on Carney and dives into the ongoing insanity in the WNBA — and why the conversation about men and women in sports has gone completely off the rails.

David Shipley reveals the wild OpenAI and Anthropic story — AI systems that broke containment and immediately started cheating, robbing, and stealing from businesses online. Then Joseph Bourne tells how his video criticizing Canadian police for encouraging people to snitch on each other over “hate speech” got warning banners and algorithm suppression on TikTok… until his rant about being censored exploded and hit millions of views.

Eva Hooft shares her personal health journey and breaks down why the nervous system is the real foundation of feeling good. She explains how to properly reset it, the right way to detox your body, and how to get back to a state of equilibrium where you can actually feel great every single day.

Aaron Siri digs into the Fauci diaries and the massive gap between what was written privately and what was said publicly. When the private record says one thing and the public messaging said another, what does that mean for trust, science, and accountability?

Brad reads from the Fauci Diaries and delivers a raw rant on how completely the social contract between science and citizens has collapsed. Then Phillip Millar, the Rogue Lawyer, takes on Fauci and the deeper accountability questions that still haven’t been answered.

Lisa Raitt, Former Deputy leader of the Conservative Party  joins Brad to break down the shocking influx of Thousands  migrants landing on Spanish beaches and asks the question everyone is whispering: was this coordinated? Then immigration lawyer Richard Kurland delivers the blunt truth — immigration is not fixed, and Spain knew this wave was coming. Two segments on the border reality no one wants to admit.

Peter Anthony Gallo exposes the culture of wilful blindness inside the UN Secretariat — where obvious warning signs are systematically ignored as part of the corporate culture. A hard look at how the institution protects itself instead of confronting the problems right in front of it.

Dr. Alan Goldhammer delivers the latest confirmation on the power of fasting. He breaks down the real science, the results he’s seen, and why this simple (but hard) approach continues to outperform so many conventional treatments.

Mia Hughes exposes the shocking numbers coming out of Oregon — where one in four kids is being diagnosed with gender dysphoria and then put on powerful, sterilizing drugs at rates far higher than the national average. A disturbing look at how far the gender medicine experiment has gone.

Stephen LeDrew goes hard on Mark Carney’s leadership, character, and whether he’s actually fit to serve as Prime Minister. Then Warren Kinsella asks the uncomfortable question: Do Conservatives have a patriotism problem? Two heavyweight political voices, zero fluff.

Michelle Ferreri challenges Canada’s approach to transgender participation in women’s sports, calling for clearer rules, stronger protections and an end to political double standards.

Week in Review kicks off with the escalating fight over the Gordie Howe International Bridge — and the wild claim that Canada is threatening to “dismantle” the United States over it. Then Warren Kinsella breaks down the Canada-U.S. forest fire situation, the political blame game, and what’s really happening on the ground.

Dr. Thomas Seyfried delivers a no-BS take on cancer treatment and the powerful role of ketones. He says he’s willing to put his research up against anyone’s in the field and explains why metabolic approaches, not just the standard playbook, may be the real path forward. Controversial, science-heavy, and eye-opening.

Dr. Robyne breaks down why modern parents are terrified of setting boundaries — and how refusing to say “no” is actually harming kids. She explains how firm limits create stronger, more resilient children and why the current “yes to everything” culture is producing a generation that can’t handle reality.