The investigator who brought truth to the 1989 Hillsborough disaster warns of a similar narrative surrounding the events of the recent Astroworld tragedy.

Trish explores the terrifying creep of global digital ID’s and Dr. Sebastian Rushworth breaks down the Swedish COVID-19 experience.

Writer Ann Bauer offers perhaps the most important essay of the COVID-19 era, I Have Been Through This Before is a pandemic benchmark.

The downfall of peer-reviewed science journals is accelerating with more accounts of papers being pulled from publication without clear explanations.

Hero and former Navy Hospital Corpsman Paul Rodriguez talks about his time in Iraq, what it was like practising medicine under fire and how difficult it was for him to come all the way home from war.

Trish and Julius talk mandates, mass psychosis and how we navigate our way out of the C-19 nightmare.

Journalist Sharri Markson has written a searing account of the near-certain Wuhan lab leak that has contaminated the world.

Why does it seem western democracies are working against their citizens' interest? How did it happen that voters have less and less choice as political parties align themselves with each other while campaigning on being different?

Trish and Writer Karen Hunt deep dive Joe Biden’s Big Daddy moment, menticide and mass psychosis at the hands of our governments, staying strong in a time of crazy, and the Emperor’s New Clothes at the Met Gala.

What happens when an ethics professor decides vaccine mandates are unethical and says so to the college where she has taught for 20 years?

He is a vaccine advocate, but Dr. Hooman Noorchashm says vaccine rollouts represent a mistake as serious as the intelligence failures before Pearl Harbour.

A new documentary about Anthony Bourdain, whose suicide in 2018 shocked the world, is unpacked by Trish and her son Thomas.

We explore public health’s ethical problem caused by a singular C-19 focus on the “greater good”, a stance that can lead to authoritarian thinking and contravenes the doctor-patient relationship.

A talented lawyer, dedicated to fighting vaccine coercion, explains why she caved and got the jab. Also, Apocalypse Again — Trish on the debacle that is the fall of Kabul.

The man at the centre of the storm over COVID-19 treatment is still standing, but just barely. Over a year in, Dr. Pierre Kory has learned the best interest of the patient is no longer paramount and that science has been overtaken by cowardice and corruption.

An angry priest leads a panel of struggling citizens reporting from Australia — the belly of the COVID-zero beast — where troops and cops patrol the streets, enforcing compliance on the orders of officials obsessed with forcing vaccine uptake.

Holocaust survivor Vera Sharav reminds us that those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. She’s nervous about public health’s slippery ethical slope of harmful lockdowns, forced vaccinations, dubious case counts and assertions.

In a brilliant piece for City Journal, John Tierney exposes how we ended up in a cauldron of failing policy, public health propaganda and never-ending authoritarian measures approved of and implemented mostly by Liberal elites.

When C-19 policies and vaccines fail, propaganda and control fill the void. Jeffrey Tucker is back for a marathon review of the dark turn western democracies are now taking to hide their mistakes, mislead the public and punish their opposition.

Ontario restrictions are beginning to lift, but civil rights are becoming two-tiered — based on one’s vaccination status.