Week in Review

November 17, 2024

Good evening all.

Episodes #742-745 are in the vault.

You can watch them all on Spotify HERE. They are also available on Rumble, Apple, X, Facebook and YouTube.

The BIG NEWS for today, Matt Ehret will be on stage at the Forum.

In a 1948 speech to the British House of Commons, Winston Churchill said, “Those that fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.” Matt, is the author of the “Untold History of Canada” book series and will no doubt give us a healthy dose of understanding where we have come from to ensure we do not repeat it.

Other speakers include:

• Alex Krainer (Krainer Analytics)

• Tom Luongo (Gold, Goats n’ Guns)

• Chuck Prodonick (Ret’d Canadian Military)

• Caylan Ford (Founder of Alberta Classical Academy)

• Guest host Kris Sims (Canadian Taxpayers Federation)

• Guest host Tom Bodrovics (Pallisades Gold Radio)

• ….. More to come

For more details and early bird tickets click HERE.

Here is the latest Week in Review segment and your nudge to get caught back up on any of the content you may have missed.

My top pick for this week was Si Campbell. It was an episode I first recorded back in 2019 and was the easy choice to air on Remembrance Day. If you want to hear some stories about WWII I suggest you give Si a listen. He was 94 when I recorded this and I am still amazed at his ability to tell a story. What was your top pick for this week?

Taking a look at the camera here is what stood out.

Soooooooo many emotions, but we survived. As the kids get older board games get better and better.

Had some last minute editing to do and well the kids decided to join. We may have recorded 10 minutes for the future. I asked what they wanted to grow up to be and I repeat: “A carpenter, a horse dancer and a hunter”.

Who wore it best? My new glasses arrived, Shay seems to think he has the best look.

Finally one of those cool moments where the youngest asked if he could read me a book to which the obvious answer is yes.

Join me on Monday as I sit down with Dr. Jack Kruse who ties together the past 100 years of world invents and how he believes it leads us to where we are today. He is a neurosurgeon, quantum clinician, author and the CEO of Kruse Longevity Center. He emphasizes the impact of light on human biology, particularly how different light environments can affect health through circadian rhythms, mitochondrial function, and gene expression.

Below for paid members is a preview of tomorrow’s episode.