Nicole Murphy Podcast

In this conversation, Nicole Murphy and Chloe Angeline discuss the importance of sovereign motherhood, community building, and natural health practices.They explore the impact of current events on parenting, the controversy surrounding vaccines and autism, and the significance of homeoprophylaxis as a natural health alternative.The discussion emphasizes the need for mothers to reclaim their sovereignty, connect with one another, and foster supportive communities as they navigate the complexities of modern parenting and health choices.

In this conversation, Amanda Tomlinson from Allstarr Aquatics shares her journey and expertise in teaching swimming to adults. She discusses the emotional challenges faced by adult learners, the importance of overcoming fear, and the role of breathwork in enhancing the swimming experience. Amanda emphasizes the need for patience and self-compassion in the learning process, and she shares transformative stories from her clients who have gained confidence and skills through swimming lessons. The discussion also touches on the integration of breathwork and swimming, highlighting the holistic benefits of these practices. Find Amanda on instagram HERE Or check out here website HERE

In this episode, Nicole Murphy sits down with Meg Garland, a woman who's walked a radical journey from atheism to a deep, transformative faith in Jesus. Once skeptical and even dismissive of the idea of Jesus, Meg now shares how surrendering to His love completely rewired her life, bringing peace to the chaos and freedom from the crippling anxiety that once ruled her mind. Meg's story is raw, honest, and filled with hope for anyone who's struggled to believe or felt far from God. She opens up about questioning her faith for over a year, battling intrusive thoughts and doubts, and the role that community, prayer, and personal experiences played in her spiritual growth. In a world where religion often feels transactional or hypocritical, Meg emphasizes the power of a personal, loving relationship with God—one that transcends organized structures and leads to profound inner peace. If you've ever wondered if real transformation is possible or questioned whether faith can truly bring peace, this conversation is for you. Tune in to hear Meg's journey, from disbelief to profound healing, and be inspired by the love that has radically changed her life.

In this heartfelt conversation, Nicole and Jill explore the themes of friendship, adventure, and personal growth. They reflect on their long-standing friendship, the inspiration behind Nicole's travels, and the importance of embracing change. Jill shares her experiences of traveling to over 80 countries, while Nicole discusses her journey of self-discovery and the challenges she faced along the way. The conversation highlights the power of connection, the beauty of new experiences, and the lessons learned from facing fears. Ultimately, they emphasize the importance of being open to life's adventures and the goodness of people in the world.

In this conversation, Daryl Davis shares his profound journey of understanding racism, stemming from personal experiences as a Black man in America. He discusses his unique interactions with members of the Ku Klux Klan, emphasizing the importance of dialogue and understanding in overcoming hate. Daryl highlights the role of ignorance in breeding fear and hatred, and he advocates for core values such as love, respect, and open communication as essential tools for navigating adversarial situations. Daryl Davis and Nicole explore a range of topics including censorship, freedom of speech, trust in government, and the complexities of political identity. The discussion also highlights the importance of emotional intelligence in navigating difficult conversations and the role of perception in shaping reality. Throughout the dialogue, both speakers challenge each other's views while emphasizing the need for open-mindedness and understanding in political discourse.

In this conversation, Alana Joy Newton shares her journey from being a registered nurse to a psychotherapist and how she is now helping people after hundreds of clients. She discusses the importance of understanding the nervous system, reconnection with one's authentic self, and the role of compassion in healing. Alana opens up about a diagnoses she at first identified with but has since changed how she views. We dive into the significance of trusting the body's wisdom, navigating fear and intuition, and breaking free from victimhood. She critiques the medical system's lack of compassion and highlights the value of polyvagal theory in understanding our emotional states. The conversation concludes with practical exercises for listeners to reconnect with themselves and a reflection on the biggest lie Alana once believed.

In this episode, Nicole Murphy and Shawna Murphy give you the behind the scenes tea of the failures & successes of the last two years of their business. Chatting about the challenge of being a creative that is great at doing the "project" but struggles with building a sustainable business, that has consistent cash flow. They disclose some of their greatest strengths and weaknesses and how they support each other through them. Finally, the conversation ends with them announcing some changes to their biz and what is up and coming.

Summary In this conversation, Nicole Murphy and Adam Scorgie delve into a variety of topics ranging from political perspectives, freedom of speech, and the impact of COVID-19 on society. They discuss the evolution of personal beliefs, the cannabis industry, and the importance of leadership and authenticity in the film industry. The conversation also touches on parenting, the influence of family, and the changing landscape of media consumption. Adam shares his experiences interviewing influential figures and reflects on the role of government and political corruption, concluding with thoughts on the future of the arts community and personal values.

In this conversation, Dee shares her transformative journey through mental health challenges, including her experiences with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. Dee emphasizes the importance of self-care, spirituality, and community support in the healing process, while also addressing the complexities of navigating mental health labels and societal perceptions. The conversation highlights the need for compassion and understanding in supporting those facing mental health challenges, as well as the significance of finding one's purpose and art in life.

In this solo podcast Nicole Murphy explores the societal complexity surrounding P. Diddy. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing how we often distract ourselves from our own issues by living in a "good guy verses bad guy" paradigm. Nicole DOES NOT condone or intend to normalize rape or pedophilia in this podcast. She is only interested in what we can do in our own lives to shift society in a way that people acting out in these predatory ways are held accountable sooner.

In this hilarious heartfelt conversation, Nicole and Amanda reflect on their long-standing friendship. They share stories of how this city girl and country girl met, what it was like living together, and the deep impact their friendship has had on their personal growth. Beware there is lots of laughter in this episode and you will hear stories that might induce cringing. Note: The picture for this episode is the first picture of Amanda and I out when we were in our early 20s. Feather earring, bangs and chunky jewelry shirt neckline included! Chapters 00:00 The Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship 03:19 Discovering Differences and Similarities 06:06 Living Together: The Good Times 08:50 Childhood Memories: A Tale of Two Upbringings 11:21 The Impact of Friendship on Personal Growth 14:27 Navigating Relationships and Life Lessons 16:45 The Power of Honesty in Friendship 19:23 Memorable Nights Out and Life Changes 22:00 Reflections on Growth and Future Aspirations

Lisa Saban Smith shares her journey into professional sports, specifically bobsleigh. She talks about her upbringing in a small town in Alberta and how she played multiple sports growing up. She discusses the financial aspects of being an athlete, including sponsorships and government funding. Lisa also reflects on the importance of resilience, the impact of coaching styles, and the value of teamwork and community in sports. In this conversation, Lisa and Nicole discuss the importance of self-awareness and self-coaching in athletic performance. They also explore the concept of achievement and how it is often driven by external validation. Lisa shares her experience with celebrating success and the need for permission from others. They discuss the power of advocacy and the importance of effective communication in bridging divides. Lisa shares her work in advocacy and her goal of encouraging businesses and individuals to have better conversations and find common ground. They also touch on the fear of surpassing those we look up to and the importance of permissioning oneself. Lisa talks about her podcast, Ramble with Intent, and the focus on advocacy and representation. They discuss the misconceptions around advocacy and the need for open dialogue and understanding. Lisa shares her courses on communication and her upcoming course on advocacy. She also offers graphic design services for advocacy purposes. Check out Lisa on instagram HERE

Kimberley Hiebert, a co-author of the book 'Awkward Family Dinners: A Guide to Building a Better Family Business,' shares her personal journey from a chaotic childhood to creating a successful family business. She emphasizes the complexity of family business dynamics and the challenges that arise from pre-existing relationships. Kimberley highlights the importance of self-awareness and effective communication in family businesses. She also discusses the need for leaders to prioritize people over profits and create a culture of appreciation and growth. In this conversation, Kimberley and Nicole discuss the importance of creating a safe and healthy work environment in family businesses. They emphasize the need for open communication, consideration of others' perspectives, and the ability to navigate conflict. Kimberley shares her personal experiences and challenges in her own family business, highlighting the importance of self-awareness and the willingness to work through difficult conversations. They also discuss the toxic trait of trying to meet others' needs and the importance of setting boundaries and allowing individuals to take responsibility for their own needs. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the value of authenticity, vulnerability, and continuous growth in building healthy relationships and businesses. Chapters: 00:00Introduction: Awkward Family Dinners and Building a Better Family Business 02:36Chapter 1: Navigating the Complexities of Family Business 08:09Chapter 2: The Impact of Personal Experiences on Business Dynamics 13:41Chapter 3: Prioritizing People in Family Business 45:05Creating a Safe and Nurturing Work Environment 53:14The Myth of Meeting Others' Needs in Relationships 56:22Valuing Diversity of Thought for Innovation and Growth 01:03:19Practicing Self-Awareness and Receiving Feedback 01:12:13Dedicated Time for Open and Honest Conversations Check out her BOOK HERE! And follow her on INSTAGRAM HERE!

Nick Motycka, a former police officer, shares his transformation from law enforcement to becoming a healer and facilitator of breathwork and shamanic energy healing. He reflects on his career in policing, where he never had to use force and was never physically harmed. After experiencing sleep issues and a breakdown, he embarked on a healing journey that led him to explore plant medicines and shamanic healing. Nick emphasizes the importance of intention, mindset, and setting in the healing process. He discusses the challenges within the policing system and the need to address the root causes of crime, such as addiction. Nick Motycka shares his journey of questioning the mainstream narrative, trusting his instincts, and finding healing through natural methods like mushrooms and breathwork. He discusses the importance of intention and high vibrational clothing in his brand, Flowstate Designs. Nick also emphasizes the belief in life beyond this physical existence and the hope for positive change in the world. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and Background 04:34 Recognizing the Signs and Transformation 08:31 From Atheism to Shamanic Healing 12:59 Processing Trauma and Healing with Plant Medicine 01:04:58 Navigating Intense Situations 01:08:55 The Power of Positive Interactions 01:13:18 A Humorous Incident with a Body-Worn Camera 01:14:22 The Importance of Transparency in Policing Check out Nick on instagram @nickmotycka.flow.state.designs

Summary The conversation explores the importance of infusing play, joy, and enjoyment into life and business. It emphasizes the need to shift from a mindset of shoulds and desperation to one of inspiration and heart-centeredness. The speakers discuss the challenges of discerning between genuine essence and performative behavior, and the importance of staying centered and present. They also touch on the process of releasing emotional imprints and finding gratitude in challenging situations. The conversation concludes with a discussion on supporting individuals in challenging circumstances and helping them shift to a more fulfilling and empowered state. The conversation explores the importance of authentic collaboration, connection, and community. The speakers discuss the need for trust, vulnerability, and support in building meaningful relationships. They emphasize the value of enjoying the journey and finding fulfillment in personal and professional growth. The speakers also highlight the significance of experiencing human excellence and savoring the moments of life. Overall, the conversation promotes the idea of walking the path together and supporting each other's journeys.

In this episode, Nicole Murphy explores the concept of oversharing in content creation. She discusses the subjective nature of oversharing and how sharing personal stories can help alleviate toxic shame in others. Nicole reflects on the importance of shame as a spiritual pain receptor and the confusion caused by societal programming. She emphasizes the need to process shame and listen to its messaging. Nicole also delves into the power of vulnerability and authenticity in building deeper connections and dismantling idolization patterns. Chapters 00:00 Introduction: Exploring the Concept of Oversharing in Content Creation 04:48 The Healing Power of Vulnerable Storytelling 10:09 The Significance of Idolization and the Role of Reactive Feelings 23:36 The Subjectivity of Oversharing and Dealing with Criticism 28:16 Creating from a Place of Authenticity and Humility 35:25 Embracing Our Humanity and the Gift of Mistakes

Themes: Setting Goals, Business Strategies, Shifting Mindsets, Operating From Your Mission Ashley Meadahl started off as an independent wedding planner, but through strategic planning she's achieved her ‘one day' goals of having a successful business coaching female entrepreneurs and starting The Glow Getter Podcast. She is also hosting The Glow Getter Conference in Jasper at the end of October. In this episode we talk about: ➡️ Ashley's journey from independent wedding planner to conference host and business coach. ➡️Goal setting strategies that work. ➡️Common challenges of entrepreneurs ➡️The difference between working IN your business and ON your business. ➡️Shifting out of ‘small business' mindset.  ➡️Setting boundaries. Connect with Ashley on Instagram here. Listen to The Glow Getter Podcast here. Learn more about The Glow Getter Conference here.

Themes: COVID, Vaccine Injuries, National Citizens Inquiry, Creating Opportunities, Politics Eva Chipiuk became a lawyer primarily so that she could have a better understanding of Canadian law and help others navigate the system. She founded Empowered Canadians as a way to help others understand law and encourage them to get involved. She also recently started a podcast Dialogue Over Division meant to encourage others to have the hard conversations about hot topics and begin to bridge the divide.  In this episode we talk about: ➡️ Eva's background studying law, travelling the world, opening a yoga studio and health food store, and returning to law. ➡️ Carrie Sakamoto, a 47 year old Alberta woman who was severely injured by the COVID vaccine. ➡️ The National Citizen Inquiry results that, despite putting forth so much evidence, ruled against Eva's favour. ➡️ The importance of getting involved in your community's political scene.  You can donate to Carrie Nakamoto's GiveSendGo here. Listen to Dialogue Over Division here. Donate or learn more about Empowered Canadians here.

Themes: COVID, God, Wokeism, Oppression, Truth Natalie St Hilaire owns a yoga studio in Calgary, Alberta. In 2020, when the pandemic hit, she was forced to choose between losing her business or sacrificing her values and following the government regulated mandates. She is now writing a book about the harm of wokeism on our society, and hosts workshops called The Lighthouse which helps guide others to ‘wake up' to the deception around us. In this episode we talk about: ☑️ What is truth and how do we support someone who's truth we may not agree with? ☑️ Natalie's challenges as a business owner through the pandemic and the difficult decision she made to keep her business. ☑️ Natalie breaks down ‘wokeism' in such a digestible way to help listeners understand why it can be harmful. ☑️ How she guides her students to become more conscious of the harmful patterns in our world without burning bridges or ruffling feathers. You can follow Natalie here.

Themes: COVID-19, Conspiracy Theories, 9/11, Extra Terrestrials, Talking to friends about hard topics. Dr. Madhava Setty began his career as an electrical engineer being recruited by the military and working in the arctic. Then after an event inspiring him to question the motives of the science they were exploring, he decided to go to medical school becoming an anesthesiologist. He has been featured on alternative media platforms like The Pulse. He was a writer for the Children's Health Defense, and has wrote a book called "Woke. An Anesthesiologist's View," an examination of the breadth and depth of the bias that exists in the media, in science and in our own minds. In this episode we talk about: ☑️ The false idea of “trust the science” that was so popular during the COVID-19 pandemic. ☑️ Madhava reveals that 9/11 was what “woke” him up when he began to dig deeper in 2017. ☑️ How to talk to friends, family & people online about tough topics in a way that keeps the conversation open to both sides. ☑️ The importance of tuning into your own intuition when you're not sure who to trust. You can subscribe to Dr. Madhava Setty's Substack here.

Themes: Holistic Healing, Medical System, Spirituality, Chronic Illness Danielle grew up with chronic health issues from childhood, which later manifested into severe anxiety, dysregulation, panic attacks and even more health problems. She received very little permanent help from doctors, so she took her health into her own hands. She spent years learning and integrating holistic mindset, nutrition and lifestyle tools and finally her symptoms subsided and she experienced true healing. She earned her certification in Holistic Nutrition and now helps others heal their chronic health problems. In this episode we talk about: ☑️ Danielle's transformation from someone who was chronically ill, constantly sick and stuck in bed, to a thriving and free individual, now helping others do the same. ☑️ The complete lack of help from doctors who constantly offered her prescription drugs, while telling her “this is normal” and “you'll always be this way.” ☑️ Victimhood, spiritual bypassing, diagnosing and labelling - all tactics that are so commonly used to disassociate and avoid taking responsibility. ☑️ Danielle's journey to God, and how that helped her healing, and find her mission and path. You can find more about Danielle here.

Themes: Entrepreneurship, Self-Righteousness, Pride, Self-Censorship This Instagram Live episode is celebrating Nicole's 1st Podcast Anniversary, with Shawna Murphy, who she interviewed in her first ever episode. Shawna Murphy is co-founder of East Anchor Media along with Nicole. She went to NAIT in 2017 where she met and was inspired by Nicole to start her small business Everpressed Jewellery. After 3 years running her business, Shawna realized she was unfulfilled, and felt the call to help others pursue their passion & live a more joyful life doing something they love. Her and Nicole started East Anchor Media in 2022. In this episode we talk about: ☑️ The conflicts and struggles that have arisen as two best friends growing a business together. Nicole and Shawna's 7 Question Weekly Meeting to make sure they're on track and avoid building resentments. ☑️ Shawna's transformation and growth as an entrepreneur going from being shy and withdrawn to leading a business. ☑️ Handling fear of not being enough, rejection, and lack of motivation. The common fear of “who am I to teach…” that keeps people stuck in self-doubt. ☑️ The trick of pride, self-righteousness, ego and “trendy” diagnoses that are common today and how they could be keeping people small, instead of living into their potential. Visit Shawna on her Instagram here.

Themes: Mainstream and Alt Media, Politics, Universities, Journalism Rachel Emmanuel attended Carleton University, studying political science and journalism for 4 years. She began her career in mainstream media, working at iPolitics and the Globe and Mail. But after almost 3 years, she was struggling as a journalist to write content she was proud of or even agreed with due to heavy censorship in the industry. She left mainstream and began working for True North as their Alberta Correspondent. In this episode we talk about: ☑️ Rachels struggles studying at a left-wing university, which gave her a good taste of propaganda and censorship.  ☑️ Where journalist are failing to stay ahead of the curve, provide new perspectives and how journalism needs to change. ☑️ The federal funding models of the mainstream media that force all Canadians to pay tax dollars to corporate press stations like CBC, when fewer than half Canadians even watch CBC. ☑️ The intentional push of conservative voices out of the mainstream media and politics as NDP's take a ‘moral high ground'. Listen to Rachel's weekly show The Alberta Roundup here or visit her Facebook community here.

Themes: Spirituality, Public Policy, Difficult Conversations, Learning to be Okay with Differing Opinions Christopher Balkaran started his Open Minds podcast in 2018 after he realized he had become stagnant and unhappy in his life and work. He had worked in government for years, and could see firsthand how bureaucracy and politics has effected our ability to have open discourse as a society. He saw a major need for unbiased content on a variety of hot topics so that individuals could feel heard, think critically and learn to disagree respectfully.  In this episode we talk about: ☑️ The moral implications that have become tied to public policies, even if they are not backed by concrete data. ☑️ How to have respectful conversations about hot topics like abortion, capital punishment, and gun control, which Christopher has featured on his podcast. ☑️ Christophers person journey of realizing his own anxiety and the spiritual journey he embarked on as a result of the pandemic. ☑️ Why someone like Trump, as controversial as he is, has such a strong base. To listen to Christophers Open Minds Podcast click here.

Shaun Newman started podcasting in 2019 and within a year he acquired enough sponsorship to go full-time. He's interviewed big names like Don Cherry, Ron MacLean, Danielle Smith, Tamara Lich, Dr. Robert Malone, Quick Dick McDick, and many more. The Shaun Newman Podcast is within the top 1% of podcasts in the world, with over 1 million listens. In this episode we talk about: ☑️ How to start seeking aligned sponsors, how to approach them from a place of service and meet their needs. ☑️ Negotiating prices once you find interested sponsors, speaking their language, and how to make deals that benefit everyone. ☑️ What to do when you get a “no” and how to shift into curiosity.  ☑️ Is having a “proper” studio necessary? When to invest in the right equipment. ☑️ The Sales Triangle that guarantees success. ☑️ How to handle when you're not getting support from family and friends.  ☑️ Pro's and con's of using Instagram Live vs Twitter Space vs Zoom for podcasts. ☑️ The ONLY thing you absolutely need to start your podcast.  ☑️ A summary of tangible takeaways for how to get started as a podcaster. Listen to Shaun Newman's Podcast here.

Themes: Censorship, Bill C-11, Media Heather Prosak has worked in media, mostly in radio, for over 20 years. In 2021, she attended the Freedom Convoy out of curiosity, posted a reel to her personal Instagram page which went viral, and as a result was fired from her radio job. In the last few months she's been working with Canadians for Truth, founded by Joseph Bourgault, with Jamie Salé and Theo Fleury. In this episode we talk about: ☑️ Heather's experience attending the Freedom Convoy and seeing for herself the news was misrepresenting the truth. ☑️ The struggle of sharing our voices in media and bridging the gap, when the “other side” often refuses to participate in respectful discussion, and does not want to be challenged. ☑️ How Bill C-11 will effect the already prominent problem of censorship in Canada. ☑️ 10% of media professionals are actively lying. Most of the remaining truly believe what they're saying. Follow Heather on Instagram or visit Canadians For Truth here.

Themes: COVID, Legacy News, Media Michael Menzies is a reporter and editor for Lakeland Connect in Bonnyville, Alberta and the play by play voice of the Bonnyville Junior A Pontiacs hockey team. He graduated from NAIT's Radio and TV Program in Edmonton in 2018 and jumped right into news media, as a journalist and reporter in rural Alberta. Only 2 years into his career, COVID hit, causing major setbacks to his organization. Michael struggled to keep sane while reporting on COVID updates, navigating hate from all sides and trying to uphold truth. This struggle lead him to step away from his career, a move he thought at the time would be permanent. In this episode we talk about:  ☑️ Michael's experience learning on the job quickly as a reporter in a community with three levels of government. ☑️ The COVID “scandal” with political officials in his community of rural Alberta that became national news. ☑️ Trying to uphold truth in a world of media filled with narratives and self-righteousness, while facing heat from all sides. ☑️ Is news getting swallowed up by media as a whole? Hear more from Michael at Lakeland Connect.

Themes: Legacy Media, Journalism, Propaganda.  Richard Garner has worked in media for almost 30 years. He's worked in documentary, radio, and podcasting on a wide range of topics in legacy media and freelancing for independent media. In his time working in media he's witnessed the consolidation of media into a corporately owned industry controlled by the ‘elite' and how that's completely changed the process of journalism. In this episode we talk about: ☑️ “The end justifies the means” which mainstream media has used as a pass to push a propagandistic narrative. ☑️ The idea that objectivity is considered “right wing” by legacy media. ☑️ The apparent politic switch between liberal and democrat which has been heightened by mainstream media. ☑️ Journalism, which used to be a blue collar job, has become an 'elite' career, which creates a conflict of interest and effects the quality of journalism. To hear more from Richard visit his YouTube channel here.

Themes: Barter Pay, COVID, Perseverance and Hustle In Business  John Porter, along with his wife, is the founder and owner of Barter Pay, a financial system for businesses based on the oldest form of commerce: bartering. They have been developing the business since 1996 growing the system and pivoting along with the market trends. Since the pandemic, they've seen exponential growth and will soon be launching their app Barter It, a similar system built on the premise of bartering, but for everyday individuals. In this episode we talk about: ☑️ John and his families journey over the last 25 years growing Barter It and Barter Pay. ☑️ How John built an entire kids hockey league during 2021 when the vaccine mandates did not allow unvaccinated kids to play. ☑️ John's son experience using CERB cheques and a $10 000 Barter It loan to start a business which is now a 6 figure company. ☑️ John's determination to meet Gary Vaynerchuk and the wildly divine story of determination that finally got him in GaryVee's office. Check out Barter Pay here or join the VIP Membership for Barter It here.

Wayne Peters is the founder of What's Up Canada and Looking Glass Media. He fell into independent journalism after attending the first Ottawa Convoy in 2019, and experiencing firsthand how much the Canadian mainstream media was censoring information from their own citizens. He went on to found What's Up Canada. Over 5000 people tuned into his first ever livestream and since then he's conducted over 600 interviews with many of the world's top doctors and experts. In this interview we talk about: ☑️ How the 2019 Convoy laid the foundations and was integral to the success of the 2022 Freedom Convoy. ☑️ Wayne admits the biggest lie he once believed is that Canada is a sovereign country. He explains that Canada has never actually been a sovereign independent nation. ☑️ The difference between God/a higher power and religiousness. ☑️ The censorship in media that's been prevalent for decades, and how we'll be able to combat the power of the mainstream. Visit ⁠⁠What's Up Canada here⁠⁠ or ⁠⁠Looking Glass Media ⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠.

Themes: COVID, Government and Health Care, Preventative Medicine Mike is passionate about a preventative testing medical model as a way to fix our health care system. He's currently Vice President of Health Today, a multi-disciplinary health care philosophy that offers dentistry, physiotherapy, general practice, and private blood testing. Mike Kuzmickas founded the private health company Ichor Blood Services after a personal experience having difficulty getting his own medical tests done. He wanted to create an alternate system for those willing to pay for better and more prompt health services. When the pandemic hit, Ichor was the first company in Canada performing anti-body testing. They also toured around to many communities in Alberta providing anti-body testing to residents. Over the course of the pandemic, the company grew exponentially, but were unable to pivot fast enough, and went under after COVID. In this episode we talk about: ☑️ The shift in the mainstream narrative surrounding antibody testing as an attempt to villainize natural immunity. ☑️ The media's role in the pandemic, presenting only one side of the narrative and discrediting all other sources of information. ☑️ A broken health care system, unwilling to treat root cause or invest money into preventative medicine, rather than reactive medicine. ☑️ Mike's experience moving his family out of Canada during covid to avoid being subject to mandates. Visit Health Today here to learn more.

Themes: COVID, Comedy, Podcasting, Woke Ideology Nick Von Wackerbarth began his career in the Alberta oilfields at a young age in a position with a huge amount of responsibility managing a large oil company. Once COVID hit, he found himself falling into depression with the weight of his company's employees on his shoulders and with the awareness that he wasn't following his passion. After his first mediation session ever, he realized podcasting was his dream and started pursuing that route. Nick is now a podcaster and comedian in Edmonton. In this episode we talk about: ☑️ Nick's journey from blue collar work in the Alberta oil fields into working on his dream of becoming a podcaster and comedian. ☑️ His disgruntled education at University of Alberta teaching and enforcing woke ideology. ☑️ The highs and lows of journeying into the Edmonton comedy scene, handling failure and success with grace and humility. ☑️ The American and Canadian comedy scene and the revitalization that's happening within movies and comedy. To listen to the VonDubCast click here, or to visit Nick's social click here.

Themes: Trucker's Convoy, Truth, Spirituality, Money in the News Industry Michael Klassen grew up in a reformed Christian home, which has informed many of his decisions as a journalist. Now, as producer and account manager at Bridge City News, he brings his spirituality and perspective to his role as the organization shares a grass-roots perspective of current affairs to serve their audience. Their passion, and much of what Michael touches on in this interview, is to inspire viewers to make a difference in the world and give influencers a platform to speak into the lives of fellow Canadians. We talk about: ☑️ The 3 best things about the Trucker's Convoy from Michael's experience and the disparity between what actually happened and the mainstream news' reporting of it. ☑️ How to know how to trust & fine tuning your personal discernment to inform your decisions. ☑️ What is truth today, and humanities never-ending seek to uncover the "truth". ☑️ Poverty mindset that many news organizations and journalists hold & using government funded ethically. Tune into Bridge City News here and follow them on Twitter here.

Themes: Legacy and Alternative News, Mainstream Narratives, Emotional Regulation The East Anchor Team, Nicole, Shawna & Deanna, chat about journalism & the news landscape in this special episode. We talk about: ☑️ How to know who to trust & strengthening your discernment muscle ☑️ Unbalanced content in both legacy and alternative & how to spot narratives ☑️ How news and media content effect our nervous system & may keep us stuck in out 'emotional zone of familiarity' ☑️ How to use the News Cheat Sheet as a guide to help you feel more confident and clear on how to spot truth and lies in media. Join our Truth and Lies in Media course for a full scope into everything we touch on in this conversation and so many more tangible tips for intentionally consuming content.

Themes: Va**inations, C*vid, Hospital Care, Children's Health Defense, Health Canada Amanda Forbes is the Canadian representative for the Children's Health Defense. Her journey spreading awareness about va**inations began when her youngest daughter had an adverse reaction to one of her first va**inations as a child. Within minutes of getting the shot, Amanda recognized huge negative changes in her daughter. Since then she's been advocating against children's vac**es. Then, in 2021, her father suffered 9 strokes, which she believes was a result of getting the c*vid va**inations. She saw huge flaws and neglect in the care he was receiving in the hospital so she advocated to get him out of the hospital and into home care. In this episode we talk about: ☑️ Her daughters va**ine injury and the 3 year path Amanda took to detox herself and her daughter. ☑️ Advocating for va**ine education, and getting harassed and bullied by Health Canada. ☑️ The broken health care system and her father's experience receiving incompetent hospital care. ☑️ The changes and shift in people's response to 'anti-vaxers', and her career advocating against va**ines before and after covid. You can find the Children's Health Defense here and get in touch with Amanda here.

Themes: Narcissism, Woke Culture, Cultural Accountability Jackie became interested in narcissism when she started researching emotions. She began to see the "spirit of narcissism" around her everywhere and she realized it had shaped many of her past experiences. Along with two friends, Jackie started the The Neonarcissism Podcast where they educate individuals about narcissism and how to navigate when someone you love has fallen under the narcissistic spirit. In this episode we talk about: ☑️ Woke culture, living in a fantasy, and the transgender movement. ☑️ The lack of accountability in our culture causing 'victim mentality'. ☑️ Traits of narcissism and the traits that stop narcissism in it's tracks. ☑️ The overarching narcissism in our governing systems. Click here to listen to the The Neonarcissism Podcast.

Themes: Homeschooling, Unschooling, the Trucker's Convoy, Media's Influence, Government Corruption Tasha Fishman never planned to homeschool her kids, much less make Unschooling her line of work. Before 2020, she was a regular working mom; her children attended public school and she loved her free time. But she realized early into the pandemic that we were not being told the full truth about c****, which lead her to the realization that there is corruption in all areas of our daily life. She pulled her children out of school, began homeschooling and has since become a citizen journalist who covered the Convoy and interviewed experts like Dr. Peter McCullough. She is now a huge advocate for all parents to consider Unschooling or homeschooling their children. ☑️ The new wave of citizen journalists using truth and their own discernment to report on what's happening in the world. ☑️ Tasha's role as the transcriber for the meetings between those leading the Freedom Convoy in 2022, and her experience deep on the inside of the Convoy. ☑️ The power of media and other tactics in programming our subconscious brains for the benefit of those in power. ☑️ How to find joy in the world full of heavy truths. Find out more or work with Tasha here.

Themes: Vac*** Negative Effects, Corruption in the Medical System, Propaganda, Media, Journalism Glen Jung (@blnewsmedia) was formerly a homeopath turned elementary school music teacher. When the pandemic began he was fast to see inconsistencies in how C**** was being handled. Feeling called to educate the public he began conducting interviews disguising his voice, not showing his face and under the pseudonym Gord Parks. However he hit a point where the pull was to strong, and his integrity brought him into the public creating Bright Light News. He now works full-time as an independent journalist having conducted over 150 interviews with experts like Dr. Peter McCullough, Byram Bridle, Dr. Robert Malone, Bryan Peckford and many more. In this interview, we talk about: ☑️ The vilification of medical systems like homeopathy that don't align with western medicine. ☑️ How to approach the corruption in a way that can speak to the 'moveable middle' without hyperbole and exaggeration. ☑️ Total digital surveillance and the "global biometric digital enslavement" like "15 minutes cities", carbon credits, and digital cash. ☑️ The mainstream narratives, propaganda and tactics that heavily influenced the pandemic, the Freedom Convoy, and the vac*** rollout. ☑️ Solutions we can take to fight the agenda. Click here to attend the Bright Light News Live Panel 2 – Truth in Medicine: Cells Don't Lie featuring Drs. Ryan Cole, Pierre Kory and Kat Lindley at Toronto's Eglinton Grand Thursday, April 6, 2023.

Themes: Mediumship, Christianity, C****-19 Derryn Donaghey calls himself "The Extra Large Medium". He discovered from a young age he had a unique intuitiveness, and after trying to ignore his abilities for some time, his near-death experience lead him to honing in his skills for good. He helps others heal addictions and trauma, communicate with passed loved ones, and even 'ghost busting' spirits from homes. In 2019, he had a download from 'Team Light' that informed him we were about to experience a great deception, which Derryn now believes was a warning about C****-19. In this interview we talk about: ☑️ The warning he received about C**** from 'Team Light' in 2019 and the ensuing effects of the vac**** and C**** on passed loved ones. ☑️ Derryn's near-death experience in his 20's which lead him to accepting and using his abilities. ☑️ Finding balance and peace with being both Christian and a medium. ☑️ That we don't defeat evil with evil. Love always serves us better. Click here to find out more about Derryn or to work with him.

Themes: Podcasting, Media, Censorship. Shaun Newman ( @shaunnewmanpodcast ) started his podcast in 2019 with a big focus on sports which resulted in interviews with legends such as Don Cherry and Ron MacLean. When COVID hit he started to feel a pull to explore topics that were considered controversial which lead to interviews with people like Dr. Peter McCullough opening him up to a new audience. Recently he has accomplished a huge goal of being able to go full time with his podcast. In this interview we talk about: ☑️ How Shaun started and grew his podcast to 1 million downloads. ☑️ Talking about controversial topics & navigating what other people think. ☑️ The changes needed in media right now. ☑️ Getting censored & banned off Youtube. ☑️ The damage of alcohol downplayed in our culture. Check out The Shaun Newman podcast HERE

Themes: Chronic illness, Censorship, COVID, Healing Dr. Seth Gerlach (@dr_sethgerlach ) shares his journey to overcoming chronic illness in his youth and how this led to his career in functional medicine. His early experiences with mainstream medical systems had left him helpless and hopeless without diagnoses or effective treatment. So because of his earlier experiences when the pandemic happened he was able to see through the deception quickly and start speaking out. We talk about the censorship he's experienced while speaking up the last few years. What you can do to live more vibrant and healthy. How to navigate this division, and create the life you truly want. In this interview he talks about : ☑️His journey from chronic illness to vibrant health ☑️The censorship he's experienced while speaking up the last few years ☑️How to navigate this division and talking to people ☑️How to create the life you truly want ☑️Things to consider for thriving in your physical health Check out his programs and services HERE

Themes: Trauma, COVID, Healing Rodolfo Menjuvar (Insta @_kingrodo ) was born in the middle of the Salvadoran Civil War. With members of his family being murdered or "disppearing" his mother and father escape with him to Canada. Early in his youth his father left and Rodolfo turned to a life of crime until his mid 20s when everything changed. In this episode he shares: ☑️His story from living a life of crime to becoming a coach for men ☑️The importance of going within to heal the outside world ☑️What inspired his healing journey

Themes: COVID, Vaccines, Controlled Opposition, WEF Dr. Robert Malone has been one of the most outspoken experts throughout the pandemic. Being featured in interviews all over the world, speaking at events and constantly writing content on his substack. He has been called a quack by the mainstream narrative, and has been called controlled opposition by members of the resistance movement. In this interview he opens up about the toll this has taken on his life and how he is overcoming some of the darkest times he has experienced In the podcast Dr. Malone talks about: ☑️Being called controlled opposition ☑️The recognition that lots of his career was based on fraudulent information ☑️What conspiracies he has changed his mind on ☑️How his physical & mental health are doing Support Dr. Robert Malone's by getting his new book, Lies My Government Told Me And The Better Future Coming and/or by joining his substack HERE

Themes: Cancer, Healing, God, Religion Tammy Peterson shares her journey of being diagnosed with terminal cancer and how this tragic experience was a catalyst for a belief in God and spiritual awakening she didn't plan. She knew deep inside that she would be healed and in this interview she talks about how the miracle of what she went through has influenced how she shows up as a wife, mother, sister, daughter and friend. In the podcast Tammy vulnerably shares: ☑️Her journey being diagnosed with terminal cancer and healing ☑️How she's gone from an energy of trying to control & fix people to surrendering ☑️The importance of play when you are contributing ☑️How she has dealt with resentment to family members ☑️Stories about her family and childhood Check out Tammy Peterson's podcast

Themes: Debt, Wealth, Self-Development Erin Skye Kelly (Insta @erinskyekelly) is an author, and entrepreneur who teaches people how to get rid of debt and build wealth. Having been 2.1 million dollars in debt at one time in her life, she has had bank accounts frozen by the CRA and overcome the shame that often surrounds money. Now she is truly passionate about celebrating people and supporting them in living a life of freedom and abundance. In the podcast we chat about: ☑️The 8 Spiritual Money Blocks ☑️The worst money advice that is commonly given ☑️How our relationship with money is connected to our romantic relationships ☑️How to save guard yourself from your bank account being frozen For more info on Erin and her books check out: erinskyekelly.com NOTE: There was a bit of a audio, visual delay on Instagram.

Themes: Sports, Cancel Culture, Mental Wellbeing Dusty Imoo (Insta: @dustyimoo70 ) was hired and fired from a NHL team in 48 hrs for social media posts he liked on twitter. In only a couple days a long career working as a goalie coach at a pro level was gone. While in legal proceedings he wasn't allowed to speak out for 6 months publicly about the situation. During this time however he developed the Goalie Therapist, where he supports athletes, coaching and people with their overall well being. In the podcast we chat about: ☑️How he handled being canceled and losing his job in 48 hours ☑️How he has helped NHL athletes become better players ☑️How he is helping people now ☑️Some things that are stretching him outside his comfort zone now ☑️ And for those who know- the joke connected to the Kate Davy and the “mint” Check out his website for more info: https://www.thegoalietherapist.com NOTE: For some reason the audio video on Instagram was slightly off. Dusty was NOT cutting me off, and I did not take so long to speak to him haha.

Themes: C****, UFO Disclosure, Supernatural Abilities, Critical Thinking Arjun Walia (Insta: @arjun_ce ) shares how he became obsessed with investigating alternative information and has been working in it for over a decade. We dive into topics on: ☑️ UFO disclosure, and his personal experiences ☑️ C**** misinformation ☑️ Human supernatural powers and abilities ☑️ Government corruption ☑️ And how to deal with the pain of knowing how F'd the world is.

Themes: Health & Wellness, Menstrual Cycle, Hormonal birth control Chloe Skerlak ( Insta: @chloeskerlak ) shares what it means to be a Holistic Reproductive Health Practitioner and full spectrum fertility awareness educator. In this convo we talk about: ☑️What your period is telling you about your health and wellness. ☑️Being fully informed about the risks of hormonal birth control. ☑️Understanding your body so that you can avoid or achieve pregnancy. ☑️Some ways to use your menstrual fluids.

Themes: Health & Wellness, Mental Health, C***** Summary: Crystal Kara ( @crystal.karamessinis) shares how she was a nurse on the frontline during the pandemic and how this experience actually woke her up to the deception taking place in the world. She now has a business that helps empower women to be their most healthy vibrant self through personal training, and health coaching. She has done from treating disease to helpin In this convo we dive into: ☑️Her experience as a nurse at the beginning of the pandemic ☑️Why she made a shift from a nurse to personal trainer/ health coach. ☑️The mental illness that she witnessed caused by policies and protocol. Check out Crystal's website: https://www.unstoppablewithcrystal.com/store

Themes: Psychological & Spiritual warfare, Censorship, Truth, Intuition, Trauma Summary: Laura Matsue (insta @lauramatsue there are fake accounts so make sure it is written just like this) is a psychospiritual coach dedicated to seeking truth and she has been speaking out against what has been going on the last few years. SO much so that she is shadowband and can not be mentioned in posts. In this convo we dive into: ☑️The difference between intuition, gut feeling and trauma projection. ☑️Psychological and Spiritual warfare ☑️Objective truth vs. “my truth” ☑️ The importance of relationships Check out the podcast she has with her husband @cosmicmatrixpodcast And check out there upcoming relationship master class https://www.evolutionaryrelationshipsnow.com/optin1662086355311

Check out this impromptu chat with Theo Fleury & Jamie Salé on instagram regarding Canadians for Truth.