The Army of Great Men – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Canada’s courts were once blind. Now they’re woke.
Calgary civil-rights lawyer Glenn Blackett is personally suing the Law Society of Alberta over forced “cultural competency” indoctrination. He and Adam expose how political agendas have captured judges, bar associations, and even the Charter itself. Is this the death of impartial justice and the rise of anarcho-tyranny? One man’s lawsuit could decide Canada’s legal future.

Is Canada now left of the entire U.S.? With 65% voting left-wing—higher than any U.S. party since 1936—Alberta stands alone, red in a sea of blue. Dive in as Adam exposes the political chasm splitting the nation, why equalization fuels rage, and how Alberta’s separation movement is tied to Trudeau, Carney, and Poilievre’s battle for Canada’s soul. One province, two futures—will Alberta break free?

In this conversation, Adam interviews former NFL player Lorenzo Alexander, exploring his unique journey from a challenging upbringing in Oakland to becoming a respected leader in the NFL. Lorenzo shares insights on the importance of mentorship, the role of faith in his life, and how he has impacted others through his experiences. The discussion also touches on the cultural shifts in the NFL regarding faith and leadership, as well as the challenges and resilience required to succeed in a competitive environment. In this conversation, Lorenzo Alexander and Adam discuss the importance of building a strong culture in sports, emphasizing character over talent. They explore the transition from being a player to a coach, the significance of teaching principles and life lessons through sports, and the impact of youth sports on character development. They also touch on the dynamics of parenting and coaching, the joy of teaching, and the legacy that coaches can leave behind.

In the first episode of 2025, Adam explores how a short book can be the catalyst for change in your life - by looking at Richard Bach's famous novella, he shows how by forging your own path and doing things your own way, it might just be the key for personal growth.

At this point at the end of 2024, the word 'narcissist' is one of the most over-used words in the dictionary - but for those who have suffered at the hands of one, the term has a very real meaning. This week, Adam chats with Dave Morgan; a narcissistic abuse coach - who helps people overcome the trauma they've faced at the hands of a narcissistic abuser. They explore the roots of narcissism, lies they tell, the role that gaslighting plays in their manipulation and more. More importantly, Dave talks about how he helps others heal from their trauma to lead better and more fulfilled lives. 

Check out Dave's work here:
https://www.tiktok.com/@davemorgancoaching
https://www.instagram.com/davemorgancoaching/

Have you ever wanted to know what it's like to be in the mafia? In this episode, Adam finds out exactly that by talking to Del Reid, the founder of the Bills Mafia movement. A diehard Buffalo Bills fan, Del shares his journey from being a lifelong Bills fan to becoming a pivotal figure in a community known for its generosity and charitable giving. They talk about the origin of the movement through a tweet, Del's initiative called 26 Shirts, and what keeps him going strong.

Check out Del's work at the links below
https://x.com/DelReid
https://26shirts.com/

In this episode, Adam chats with the press secretary for the MAHA movement - Emma Post. In this interview, they do a deep dive into the MAHA movement from the inside - what it was like coming out in support of Trump, our strange political moment and more. They discuss the importance of spirituality in politics, the evolution of media and its impact on public perception, and the importance of authenticity and connection in fostering understanding.

Check out Emma's work and learn more about the MAHA Movement here!
https://www.mahaaction.com/

Have you ever wanted to know what all leaders have in common? Whether it's a boardroom CEO, the coach of a highschool soccer team or just a friend motivating another, this one thing unites all of them, and it's not what you might think. 

Why did so many Americans vote for Trump? In this episode, Adam dives into the untold story behind Trump’s appeal, challenging the oversimplified narrative of racism and sexism. Through personal experiences and sharp insights, Adam unpacks the deeper factors driving political divides—eroding trust in government, shifting cultural values, and the power of personal stories. He tackles hot-button issues like LGBTQ rights, child safety, immigration, and the emotional toll of vaccination debates. This episode is a raw, eye-opening call for empathy, understanding, and honest conversations about the complexities of our divided world.

In this episode, Adam sits down with Shawn Chester, founder of The Native Guides, an 8-day ayahuasca retreat in Colombia. Together, they share raw and insightful stories about the healing power of ayahuasca and how these ceremonies have helped countless people confront their deepest traumas. Shawn talks about his journey guiding others through this transformative experience, shedding light on the sacredness of the process and the importance of trust, preparation, and experienced guides. Adam reflects on his own ayahuasca experiences, revealing how the medicine pushed him to face unresolved pain and emerge stronger on the other side. They explore the life-changing revelations that come from surrendering to the medicine and the profound personal growth that follows. If you've ever been curious about ayahuasca or are searching for healing and growth, this episode is a must-listen.

Check out Shawn's work at - https://thenativeguides.com/