Episode Notes

In this wide-ranging and unfiltered conversation, I join Too Hard for the Radio to dive into the political, cultural, and technological upheavals shaking both Canada and the U.S. From the surreal optics of Canadian leadership and the broken postal system to the lingering impacts of the Trucker Convoy and the slow-motion collapse of national infrastructure — we dig in hard. We also tackle:

• How Canada’s regulatory chokehold and media control are crushing innovation and free speech
• The AI and small-town renaissance: why it’s time to decentralize tech and reboot local economies
• The real potential of agtech, local food systems, and energy resilience
• What it means to reclaim community, build businesses without VC strings, and why nuclear power isn’t dead

This one’s for anyone disillusioned with top-down governance and fired up to build from the grassroots. Whether you’re eyeing AI automation or escaping the urban grind, this episode delivers a powerful case for sovereignty, skill, and survival in the age of acceleration. 🔗 Original show: Too Hard for the Radio 📍 Topics: Canadian politics, decentralization, tech futurism, ag reform, localism Would you like a short video intro script or thumbnail ideas to promote it?

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