In this episode of the Black Sheep Podcast, we dig into the lockdown in Nova Scotia that banned hiking, fishing, hunting, and more under the guise of wildfire prevention. At the same time, the government lifted a 15-year ban on uranium exploration in the very same forests now off-limits to citizens. We connect the dots between pandemic emergency powers and the new climate emergency narrative, asking who really benefits from these restrictions. From massive fines to social pressure, we unpack the same old playbook of control and fear, and why Canadians need to pay attention now.

In this episode of the Black Sheep Podcast, we sit down with Ajax, a Sudanese refugee who came to Canada 25 years ago. Ajax shares his family’s powerful story of escaping war, rebuilding life in Canada, and navigating what “home” means today. We dive into immigration, cultural identity, housing, healthcare, gang activity, and how Canada’s values have shifted over time. This is a raw, unfiltered conversation about safety, assimilation, and the future of Canada.

Ever dreamed of fresh eggs, raw milk, and golden sunsets on your own little slice of paradise? In this episode, we share the raw, unfiltered truth about starting and running a small farm. From early mornings and unexpected storms to livestock escapes, predator attacks, and costly lessons, we pull back the curtain on the realities of homesteading. You’ll hear the wins, the losses, the expensive mistakes, and the surprising ways farming changes you. Whether you’re curious about self-sufficiency, thinking of buying land, or just love a good behind-the-scenes story, this is the no-BS guide to what we wish we knew before starting a farm.