2025

Clara Piedalue is a dedicated advocate for freedom, personal responsibility, respect, and fairness. As the People’s Party of Canada (PPC) candidate for Lethbridge, she is committed to standing up for her community and ensuring that Canada restores its prosperity by putting power back in the hands of the people.

In this episode of In Lay Terms, Clara shares her vision for Lethbridge, why she chose to run with the PPC, and how she plans to challenge the status quo to bring real change to her community and beyond.

With over 30 years of experience as a nurse, Deborah Perrier has dedicated her life to caring for others, strengthening her community, and upholding the values of compassion and integrity. Now serving as a Federal Service Employee, she continues her commitment to public service, guided by the principles of faith, freedom, peace, and patriotism.

In this episode of In Lay Terms, Deborah shares her journey from healthcare to politics, her passion for advocating for Canadian families, and how she plans to bring positive change through parliamentary reform, unity, and the protection of individual freedoms.

John-Paul Berg, the pro 51st advocate who has reached near celebrity status comes back on to discuss the future of the this country. He wants Canada to join the US to get its freedom.

This is a special episode—our very first in-person interview! I sit down with Richard Langtry, a businessman who has done hundreds of millions of dollars in sales and a tough-as-nails conservative who isn’t afraid to say what he thinks. Special cohost Nicky (my Border Collie) also makes an appearance!

In this candid and thought-provoking interview, I sit down with Mike, known online as 'Louis Riel,' to dive deep into some of the most pressing and controversial issues facing Canadians today.

Mike Holmes joins me to talk about his efforts to bring truth, justice and integrity to his fair province of Alberta.

Sue Sproule is back with a shocking update on her fight against institutional corruption. After exposing union failures in Episode 139, she now reveals how a lawyer took $10,000 from her while doing nothing to move her case forward. This delay could cost her crucial legal recourse, highlighting just how broken the system is for whistleblowers.

Get to know your New Blue Party of Ontario's Candidate Rob Stocki. Rob is a first-generation Canadian, born in Canada to parents who were lucky enough to escape Soviet Socialism (Communism) in the 1960’s.

Mr. Stocki was the first member of Police On Guard to publicly speak at an “illegal rally” (public gathering) on the issues of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms on Parliament Hill in Ottawa when the Covid lockdowns began. At that time, police were violently arresting citizens in Toronto as well as other places in the world. There was a very strong possibility of arrest – but he was not going to be intimidated. He was prepared to fight for freedom.

In this episode, I sit down with fellow PPC candidate Shawn McLean to break down one of the biggest financial issues facing Canadians—where your money is really going.

Jim McMurtry made headlines when he was fired for questioning the Kamloops residential school narrative. Now, he’s stepping into politics as a People’s Party of Canada (PPC) candidate to fight for parental rights, free speech, and a better future for Canadians.

Get to know your PPC Candidate Andrew Skinner. Andrew graduated with honors in Avionics/Electronic Engineering Technology from the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology, where he later served as an assistant instructor. He worked at Spar Aerospace on the CC-130 Hercules Avionics Update before joining the military through an accelerated promotion program for Avionics Technicians.

Having worked at the municipal, provincial, and federal levels, Andrew now serves in the BC provincial government. Witnessing waste, inefficiency, and discrimination in government inspired him to become a strong advocate for a smaller, more accountable government.

Greg Wycliffe, former PPC candidate for Parkdale–High Park, Ontario, joins In Lay Terms for a deep dive into Canada’s immigration policies, the influence of globalism, and the growing trend of self-censorship. Many people privately acknowledge concerns about mass immigration and transgender policies but hesitate to speak out for fear of being labeled a bigot. Why is this happening, and what can be done?

Greg is well known for his outspoken political commentary on social media and is a strong advocate for free speech.