In this episode, I’m joined by Ethan Wagner for a deep, no-filter conversation that goes straight into conspiracy territory. We question the official narrative surrounding 9/11, explore why so many people believe it may have been an inside job, and unpack how those suspicions connect to broader ideas about a New World Order and elite power structures. It’s a conversation driven by skepticism, curiosity, and a willingness to ask uncomfortable questions — not to claim absolute truth, but to examine why these theories persist and why they resonate today. Thought-provoking, controversial, and guaranteed to spark debate.

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his episode swings from Tehran to the Frosty Mug without missing a beat. I break down the leadership of Iran—power, legitimacy, and how decisions at the top ripple far beyond its borders—before snapping back to earth with a raw recap of a Thursday night out at a Frosty Mug hockey game. From authoritarian politics to cold beer, chirping fans, and the strange comfort of community sports, it’s a conversation about control, chaos, and why sometimes the best political commentary happens between faceoffs.

There are currently some technical difficulties getting the show live on Apple Podcasts, but I’m actively working to resolve the issue and will get it up there as soon as possible. In the meantime, the conversation continues elsewhere—same energy, same honesty, no filters.

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This podcast is an unfiltered conversation about life as it’s actually lived—the personal struggles, the questions no one wants to ask, and the political decisions that shape our future whether we like it or not. From navigating identity, purpose, and modern pressure, to unpacking mass immigration, shifting national priorities, and the latest Canada–China developments, each episode cuts through noise and talking points. This isn’t outrage for clicks or politics for teams—it’s about thinking critically, saying the quiet part out loud, and understanding how global decisions collide with everyday life in Canada.