2025

Steve Stern, COO of The Flag Shirt and host of The Stern American Show, joins In Lay Terms to discuss how grassroots efforts and precinct-level strategies are reshaping American politics. Drawing from decades of experience as a veteran, small business owner, and election security advocate, Steve shares his insights on the importance of independent media, the legacy of conservative movements, and the challenges of dismantling entrenched bureaucracies.

Chris Weisdorf joins In Lay Terms for a deep dive into Canada’s legal system, from the role of judges to the erosion of democracy and accountability. Tackling tough questions and offering unique insights, this episode uncovers systemic flaws and explores bold solutions to protect justice in Canada.

In this episode, we are joined by Gilles Bourgeois, a Canadian professional engineer living in Italy, as he returns to tackle the climate change debate from a unique scientific perspective. With a strong foundation in physics and thermal dynamics, Mr. Bourgeois takes aim at the misuse of science in climate alarmism and breaks down complex concepts into simple truths that anyone can understand.

Dr. Anna Sylwestrowicz is back on In Lay Terms to tackle the toughest questions about Canada’s healthcare system. From exposing Big Pharma’s influence to rethinking the government's role in healthcare, this episode dives deep into solutions for the challenges Canadians face every day.

In this episode, Matthew Pauly returns for a thought-provoking discussion about the turning points in Canadian history that have shaped the nation as we know it today. Together, we explored key moments such as the Multiculturalism Act of 1971, the nationalization of rail in 1918, the War Income Tax Act of 1918, and the introduction of socialized medicine by Tommy Douglas.

In this episode, we sit down with Sue Sproule, a former Air Canada employee who faced systemic harassment in the workplace and was abandoned by her union. As a health and safety representative, Sue tried to fight back but found herself let down by a compromised system. This personal ordeal led her down a rabbit hole, exposing just how deeply compromised unions can be and how they fail to represent the very workers they claim to protect.

In this episode, we’re joined by John-Paul Berg, a rogue scholar, musician, and working-class philosopher who fearlessly challenges political narratives and speaks truth to power. From frustrations with mainstream politicians to bold ideas for grassroots change, we’ll explore the realities of Canadian politics and the fight for a functioning democracy. Get ready for a raw, unfiltered, and thought-provoking discussion!

In this episode, we sit down with Zelda Levine, a former school board trustee candidate who garnered thousands of votes despite the challenges of penetrating the woke media machine. From denied ad spaces to exclusion from traditional media outlets, Zelda’s journey has been nothing short of inspiring.

Get to know President of the PEI PPC Regional Association, Scott McPhee. Born and raised in Prince Edward Island, Scott pursued a career in Mental Health, obtaining his Resident Care Worker Certificate at Marguerite Connolly Training and Consulting in 2017. Scott is a life long Free Speech, and Mental Health Advocate. He wants to help protect individual freedoms as well as encourage open discussion on any and all topics, no matter how sensitive they may seem.

Join me in a powerful conversation with James Stewart, who shares his shocking experience with law enforcement. What began as a simple request for clarity on the charges being brought against him and his brother escalated into a violent arrest. To make matters worse, they were falsely charged with assaulting a police officer. His brother was also falsely charged with obstruction for "failing to identify himself".

In this episode, we’re joined by Legally Purdy, a bold voice unafraid to poke holes in political stories and stand up for what’s best for Canadians. From government overreach and lockdown measures to the state of justice and free speech in Canada, we’ll explore the power of challenging mainstream narratives. Get ready for a thought-provoking conversation packed with insight, wit, and fearless commentary!

In this episode of In Lay Terms, we sit down with Amrit Birring, leader of the Freedom Party of British Columbia and a staunch advocate for parental rights, medical freedom, and government accountability. Join us as we dive deep into the motivations behind his activism, the fight against SOGI 123, and his vision for BC. Don't miss this candid discussion about freedom, education, and the future of British Columbia.