Shaun Newman Podcast

Wayne Peters, an independent journalist and podcaster, dives into pressing topics like institutional compromise in Canada and the implications of provincial sovereignty. He shares cautious optimism about recent revelations regarding global elites and critiques the decline of public broadcasters. Wayne discusses his experiences with censorship on social media and emphasizes the need for local self-determination. He explores the connections between global plans and domestic policies, likening the current landscape to a modern Tower of Babel.

Dave Bradley, Chief Revenue Officer at Bitcoin Well and a leading Canadian Bitcoin entrepreneur, shares his insights on cryptocurrency and property rights. He debates the merits of buying Bitcoin versus real estate, critiquing Canada’s property laws. Bradley also envisions Alberta as a beacon for individual rights and discusses the growing independence sentiment in the region. He offers a compelling argument for local revenue growth and explores the future of currencies, highlighting Bitcoin's potential role as a global reserve.

Rod Giltaca, a prominent Canadian entrepreneur and firearms advocate, discusses the Canadian government's controversial national buyback program. He dives into the failures of the Cape Breton pilot, revealing its low participation and the political motives behind it. Giltaca highlights how gun control often distracts from government crises and analyzes the financial burdens of the buyback on lawful gun owners. He critiques media coverage and calls for greater political mobilization among Canadian gun owners to navigate this evolving landscape.

Vince Lanci, a seasoned venture capitalist and founder of Echobay Partners, dives into the fascinating world of silver and commodities. He shares his insights on silver's recent market behavior, highlighting its unique role and volatility. Lanci discusses the impacts of BRICS de-dollarization on silver demand and the intense physical bidding wars in January. He reveals how JP Morgan and China's actions are reshaping metal availability while connecting gold and silver dynamics. This discussion is a treasure trove for anyone curious about the future of precious metals!

The hosts dive into pressing headlines, discussing an unexpected X outage that disrupted their prep. They examine shocking cases of re-arrests within the justice system and a troubling sexual assault case in Lloydminster. Alberta's sovereignty petition sparks debate, along with critiques of media comments on Quebec. A lawsuit against CBC reveals a toxic workplace. They lightheartedly react to a viral bobsled mishap and a protester showdown, while also touching on economic issues like the US Mint's silver sale pause. Community news and laughter wrap it all up!

Join Nick Morianos, Managing Partner at Silver Gold Bull, as he unpacks the current state of the precious metals market. He shares insights on the tightening gold/silver ratio and the impact of recent supply strains. Discover practical tips for first-time buyers and the benefits of starting with fractional gold options. Nick also explains how Canadians can hold physical metals in registered accounts like RRSPs and TFSAs. Get ready to learn about the logistics of silver versus gold and the psychology behind making your first purchase!

E.M. Burlingame, an author and former Green Beret researching brain health, joins LTC Steven Murray, a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel skilled in cyber defense. They delve into the role of narratives in inciting street violence, the criticisms of the Canadian Trucker Convoy, and the tactics of unconventional warfare involving paid agitators. Both discuss systemic corruption in liberal democracy and the need for a revival of community values, emphasizing resilience and local self-sufficiency as key to fighting elite control.

Mitch Sylvestre, a businessman from Bonnyville, Alberta, and staunch advocate for Alberta's sovereignty, shares his insights on the growing momentum behind the petition for independence. He highlights the importance of citizen involvement and encourages listeners to become canvassers. Mitch discusses upcoming signing events, including a major one in Calgary, and outlines the need for identification during the process. He fervently clears up misconceptions around the goals of the movement, emphasizing its focus on self-governance rather than U.S. statehood.

Robert Oswell, a Canadian-born entrepreneur and founder of Roswell Marine, shares his journey from growing up on a Saskatchewan farm to revolutionizing marine audio. He discusses inventing a shock-absorbing wakeboard pylon and leading Roswell's innovative product expansion. Oswell emphasizes the importance of sound quality in marine environments and outlines their new R1 digital audio platform. He also reflects on business climate differences between Canada and Florida while exploring the impact of AI on future work and skills.

Dive into a lively discussion on the need for honest political conversations and grassroots strategies. The hosts tackle Alberta's economic outlook, touching on the challenges facing the restaurant sector and the implications of supply management. They also debate the implications of decriminalization reversals in BC and weigh in on foreign interference in politics. With humor sprinkled throughout, the talk shifts to community heroes, upcoming events, and even a quirky grammar interlude, making for an engaging mix of serious and lighthearted topics.