In this 33rd episode of Unwoken, I sit down with Entrepreneur and co-host of Blendr News: Jonathan Harvey.

We discuss Canadian politics, especially the consequences of Justin Trudeau stepping down as the Prime-Minister of Canada and what it means for Canadians.

The discussion includes our views on the current Liberal government, the media landscape, and the upcoming Liberal leadership race and what it means for Pierre Poilievre and the conservative party.

There are concerns about the lack of true conservative options in Canada and the need for more accountability in politics.

In the 31th episode of Unwoken, I sit down with American climatologist and author of Climate Uncertainty w& Risk: Judith Curry.

She is a scientist who has spoken out against the mainstream consensus on climate change. Her goal is to encourage transparency, honesty about uncertainties, and respectful treatment of those who disagree.

Judith believes the climate debate has become too politicized, with activists trying to control the narrative rather than engaging in open scientific discourse. She advocates for an energy policy focused on abundance, affordability, reliability, and minimal environmental impact, with nuclear power and advanced geothermal as promising solutions.

She encourages the listener to keep an open mind, educate themselves, and focus on win-win solutions rather than trying to resolve complex uncertainties.

In this 31st episode of Unwoken, I sit down with The Misfit Patriot himself: Zack Bonfilio.

Zack explained what’s going on with Andrew Tate and why his video is going viral. We also discuss the conservative movement, and Christianity.

He expressed concerns about the infiltration of extremist ideologies within conservative circles, particularly regarding anti-Semitism.

The Misfit Patriot also shared his personal journey with Christianity and his perspective on the importance of living a righteous life over just knowing the Bible.

Overall, the conversation covered a range of political and religious topics, with a focus on the customer's desire to call out hypocrisy and promote genuine faith and values.