This week on The Bureau, we examine one of the most urgent and politically charged stories in Canada: the crisis surrounding government-issued “safer supply.”I’m joined by Adam Zivo, the investigative reporter who broke many of the key stories exposing the unintended—and often devastating—consequences of Canada’s drug policy experiment. Together, we unpack how federal and provincial “safer supply” programs, originally designed as harm-reduction tools, have instead become conduits for organized crime. In some regions, like London, Ontario—where fentanyl once had little presence—the program has triggered an influx of potent opioids and fueled new criminal markets.We’ll explore what’s really happening on the ground, why this issue matters in Canada’s federal election on Monday, and which political parties are pledging to reverse course—or maintain the status quo, even as overdose deaths surge and fentanyl floods our streets.The Bureau is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thebureau.news/subscribe
Unite and Action for Housing have held a protest against the living conditions for tenants of the hostel at the site of the Queen's Hotel. The protesters gathered at Number Six today, and handed in a letter to the Government. We spoke to Iain Triay Clarence, who was there for GBC news, and Henry Pinna from Action for Housing.The Taourarte Education Charitable Association was created to provide access to education for children in the village of Taourarte located in the Rif mountains. The charity raises money through different events, with the aim of supporting the educational needs of mainly girls in the remote area near Chefchouen. Maurice Valarino told us more.And, you may have heard of the Sovereign Art Foundation, our next guests have been successful so far in the 'Gibraltar Students Prize' category of the foundation's art competition. Zoe Payas is the 2024 Judges Prize Winner, and Eve Abudarham has won the Public Vote Prize. Zoe's painting 'Sanctuaries of Light' and Eve's piece 'Staring into the Eye' now go into the global students prize. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Ever noticed how the stuff Christians really want you to believe--miracles, the afterlife, invisible sky judges--can't actually be tested, proven, or even mildly verified by science? That's because, according to them, it's all "outside time, space, and reality." Convenient, right? In today's episode, we break down why "just believe!" doesn't cut it, how near-death experiences are more brain chemistry than divine Uber rides to Heaven, and why we shouldn't have to live under laws built on someone else's unprovable fantasy novel. Strap in--this one might raise your blood pressure AND your IQ. If you would like to get my ebook, "The History and Danger of Religion", it is available here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CZPKYD2X If you enjoyed this video please like and subscribe. And, don't forget to share. Thanks for watching! #miracles #afterlife #neardeathexperience #neardeathexperiences #christianlogic #christianitycritique #religion #atheistpodcast #atheistperspective #christianity This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit kimmcphail.substack.com
Can philosophy produce unique insight into art and aesthetic experience? Dave takes up this question, and a number of others, in conversation with Russell Duvernoy, Associate Professor of Philosophy at King’s University College in London, Ontario. Russell and Dave discuss stuffed childhood companions, the great lakes region, their respective journeys in academic philosophy, prehistoric cave art, the relationship between philosophy and visual art, aesthetic feeling, Kantian universalism, trans-species sensation, Zen Buddhism, the art of dying well, and more.Russell’s recommendations:Tren Brothers, “Blue Trees”Shinmon Aoki, “Coffinman: Journal of a Buddhist Mortician”David Lynch, “Lost Highway”Russell’s Profile Get full access to Deadbeat Philosophy at deadbeatphilosophy.substack.com/subscribe
Over the course of the campaign, the leaders of the two major parties have participated in debates on national television, but is it making a difference? Ryan and Mikeli break down what Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton said during the leaders debate on the ABC. This episode also goes into what [...]Read More... from The Final Tally Episode 7: Week of 24 April 2025
In this episode, we cover the following:The idea behind checks and balancesThe power of money in governmentThe hidden power of divisionThe laws and practices we can enforce to remove monetary corruptionTune in next week as we explore how We the People can combat misinformation in a way that respects freedom of speech. And remember: we must stand together!
Gather round, dear Hobbits, Elves, and Dwarves! In this epic episode of Green Tea Party Radio, Katie Zakrzewski embarks on a journey inspired by Middle-earth to explore the role young conservatives play in battling climate change. Much like Frodo carrying the Ring to Mount Doom, today's environmental conservatives carry the daunting responsibility of confronting a world increasingly troubled by climate peril.
Katie summons the wisdom of Gandalf as she reflects on resilience, hope, and the importance of small yet impactful actions. Like the Fellowship itself, young conservatives must band together, wielding tools such as market-driven solutions, technological innovation, and historic conservative stewardship to fight the shadows of climate despair.
(No Hobbits were harmed in the making of this episode)
Episode highlights include:
How climate change mirrors the epic struggle against Sauron's growing darkness.
The critical role of conservative youth, akin to brave hobbits, in driving meaningful environmental change.
Practical, community-based actions conservatives can take that reflect their values and have lasting impacts, much like the brave deeds in the Shire.
The necessity of hope and resilience—key qualities that sustained Frodo on his perilous journey.
Whether you’re a hobbit from the countryside or a wizard wise in policy, join Katie as she explores the power of resilience and community in the ongoing saga of environmental conservation.
Remember, "Even the smallest person can change the course of the future."
Call to Action:
Engage locally—every Shire matters!
Support and advocate for conservative market-driven solutions to climate issues.
Stay resilient and hopeful, recognizing the long-term nature of the climate battle.
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Thank you for being part of our fellowship—let’s journey forward, for Middle-earth (and our earth) needs us now more than ever!
Disclaimer: Green Tea Party Radio is an independent project and doesn’t represent the views of the Diocese of Little Rock, Catholic Climate Covenant, NASA, or any of our employers.
Wednesday's show started with Glenn's opinion on the 'state of hate' in America. The reason behind it, according to Glenn, is the result from white liberal ideology. Attorney Joe Stanley called in and talked about the recent accident on State Street that was caused by an import speeder. Glenn played Sonny Hostiin's trdponse to Trump's proposal to pay out $5,000 to expectant mothers. Hostio believes it's racially motivated.
U.S. Money Reserve's panel of experts explain why trade tensions and monetary policy disputes that have rocked the stock and bond markets have led to a surge in gold.As one of the nation’s largest private distributors of government-issued gold, silver, platinum, and palladium products, U.S. Money Reserve enjoys a unique distinction within the precious metals industry: It’s the only company with two former Directors of the U.S. Mint on its leadership team, providing experience and expertise you won’t find anywhere else. With over a million individual clients served and more than $3.3 billion in trusted transactions, U.S. Money Reserve is a respected industry leader committed to helping Americans achieve the secure and comfortable financial future they deserve. Check out America’s Gold Authority Podcast and request your FREE Gold Ownership Guide by calling 855-244-7681 or visiting https://usmr.gold/USMoneyReserve/Website/PODBN1.