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www.uncoercible.com/wild-groundMost kids today aren’t lacking opportunity.They’re lacking challenge, guidance, and a clear path into adulthood.Instead of learning courage, critical thinking, and self-trust…they’re being shaped by screens, peer pressure, and a culture that rewards compliance.So what happens if we don’t step in?In this episode, I sit down with Michael Hayes to explore why rites of passage are missing from modern life—and why that matters more than ever.We talk about:what young people are really missing todaywhy courage must be taught (not assumed)how nature and challenge build real resilienceand how parents can step back into their role as guidesThis isn’t theory.It’s a practical, grounded conversation about raising kids who can think for themselves, stand their ground, and still lead with compassion.To express your interest in joining this program, visit www.uncoercible.com/wild-ground for updates on our next course dates and venues around Australia.
What if trading gold wasn’t complicated… just misunderstood?If the last few years have taught us anything…it’s that financial insecurity leaves you exposed.In this episode, former institutional trader Tony Barassi shares how the financial system really operates — and how institutions trade gold to generate income and protect wealth.More importantly… how you can start thinking the same way.This isn’t about chasing headlines or guessing the market.It’s about building a strategy.If you want to go deeper, Tony is running a live webinar you can join for free here: https://go.reliabletrading.com/the-gold-playbook-ag
For decades, parents have been told a simple story about health:Follow the food pyramid.Trust the experts.Do what the doctor says.But what if some of those assumptions are wrong?In this powerful conversation, Adam Gibson sits down with Professor Ian Brighthope, one of Australia’s pioneers of nutritional and environmental medicine, to unpack a generational shift in how we think about food, immunity, and the role of doctors in our lives.Professor Brighthope helped establish the Australian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine (ACNEM) and has spent decades challenging conventional thinking about diet, chronic disease, and preventative health.In this interview, he shares why the next generation of parents may need to rethink what we put in our kids’ lunchboxes — and why nutrition may be the most powerful medicine we have.But the conversation goes deeper.Professor Brighthope was also one of the early medical voices who publicly questioned the rollout of COVID vaccines for children, advocating instead for a more cautious and evidence-based approach.That stance came at a personal and professional cost.Now approaching 80, he reflects on what it means to stand up against your own profession, how parents can navigate a medical system many no longer fully trust, and how families can reclaim responsibility for their own health.This is a thoughtful, practical and deeply honest conversation about raising healthy kids in a complicated world.In This Episode We Cover• Why many of our assumptions about “healthy food” are outdated• Simple ways to improve kids’ nutrition and immunity through diet• What actually belongs in a healthy school lunchbox• Why nutrient density matters more than calories• How modern food systems may be contributing to chronic illness• Why some doctors are beginning to rethink mainstream nutrition advice• Professor Brighthope’s controversial stance on COVID vaccines for children• Whether we can still trust the medical profession• A new way parents can interact with doctors and the health system• What it takes to speak truth when the pressure to stay silent is immense• Lessons from a lifetime spent challenging medical orthodoxyAbout Professor Ian BrighthopeProfessor Ian Brighthope is one of Australia’s pioneers in nutritional and environmental medicine.Originally trained in agricultural science before becoming a medical doctor, his work bridges human health, nutrition, and the environment.He is a founding figure behind the Australian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine (ACNEM) and has spent decades educating doctors about the role of nutrition in preventing disease.His work has helped shape a growing movement of practitioners focused on addressing the root causes of illness rather than simply treating symptoms.To learn more about Ian and his work, please visithttps://wowintl.org/
In a world that feels increasingly unstable — politically, economically, socially — how do we not just survive… but thrive? In this episode, Adam Gibson sits down with Jason Miles to explore what uncertain times demand of us — and the hidden strength they can reveal. Before the conversation begins, Adam addresses the recent developments surrounding the Family Farm project. Of the four farms launched three years ago, three remain independently operational and producing food. One farm on the Sunshine Coast escalated into prolonged legal conflict and is now in liquidation. Rather than focusing on conflict, this episode looks at something deeper: • What setbacks teach us about leadership • Why freedom requires structure • How misalignment can quietly undermine vision • The danger of assuming reasonableness • How to rebuild wiser, not bitter The original vision behind the farms — regenerative food, fractional land ownership, community, kids connected to soil — worked. Families gathered. Food was produced. Ownership was real. But structure matters. Protection matters. Alignment matters. And in uncertain times, pressure doesn’t destroy character — it reveals it. This conversation is about discovering your superpower in chaos — the mindset, discipline and clarity that allow you to keep building when others retreat. Because uncertainty isn’t going away. The question is: who do we become in the midst of it?
In this powerful episode, Adam speaks with Eric Meder, co-founder of Privacy Academy, about the hidden dangers of Digital ID, the under-16 social media ban, and the global shift toward centralized surveillance. Eric explains how smart devices collect and weaponise data, how youth are being targeted, and what families can do to stay sovereign in a rapidly closing digital net. Includes the announcement of a free parent + teen webinar: www.privacyacademy.com/uncoercible
Adam Gibson sits down with lawyer and freedom advocate Katie Ashby-Koppens, Head of Legal at the Aligned Council of Australia, to unpack the truth about Digital ID in Australia. They explore what Digital ID actually is, how it links to social credit, censorship and control, why the “under-16 social media ban” is a Trojan horse, and—most importantly—what you can do right now to resist it and protect your kids’ future. Free Resource offered by Katie to our listeners: Aligned Council of Australia’s - Generic Template affidavit for proving your identity without using Digital ID Digital ID is voluntary pursuant to s74 Digital ID Act 2024 (Cth) – a provider needs to provide an alternative to using Digital ID! Instructions: Download - File / Download / Word fill out – following the instructions (pages i-iv) to complete the 4 pages of affidavit get witnessed by a someone who is an authorised person to witness affidavits in your State (see page iv of these instructions that list) delete or remove the instructions pages i-iv scan the affidavit to your computer for safe keeping https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_9wqMdyhIEwDBQvK2YbfCaX019Zc0U88-5wbTXTx6-Q/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.gu9casuvlui2
https://libertyspenders.com/ We all remember what it felt like during lockdowns — the masks, the mandates, the ridiculous rules that changed every week. But what hit me hardest was the day I stopped at a country bakery on my motorbike ride. I just wanted to grab a bite to eat, and a 15-year-old girl behind the counter told me I needed to wear a mask. Think about that — a teenager, paid a few bucks an hour to serve pies and coffee, suddenly forced to become the health police. She wasn’t paid to do that. She was coerced — just like every other small business in the country. During those years, local business became the gatekeepers for government policy — unpaid, unwilling, and often unknowingly enforcing something they didn’t believe in. And the threat of fines, shutdowns, and loss of income kept them silent. Let’s be honest: apart from the big corporates, most small businesses in Australia suffered terribly through that time. Many didn’t make it. But what if business could become the vehicle for change? What if those same small businesses that were coerced last time… became the united front that said, “Never again.” In this episode of The Uncoercible Family podcast, we’re talking with Liberty Spenders — a group out of the US who’ve identified a $5 trillion market of faith-based, conservative, freedom-loving consumers who are done supporting woke corporations. It’s the biggest niche market in modern history — and the greatest opportunity for small and medium businesses to align their values with their customers and prosper because of it. Imagine if, instead of being bullied into compliance, Aussie businesses banded together and became a powerful movement for freedom — a marketplace built on integrity, courage, and truth. Even if you’re not in business yourself, please share this episode. Because this — this could be the one line of defence that no one has talked about yet. The big shift we are all praying for in our country may not come from politics… it may come from business owners who choose to stand together. All the best Adam Gibson Founder, Parents With Questions Host, The Uncoercible Family
What if your kids’ pocket money actually grew in value instead of disappearing on snacks and apps? That question hit me a few years ago — and led to a simple idea that’s now changing how Aussie families think about saving. I started paying my kids in real silver bullion coins for their chores and pocket money. Back then, silver was around $35–$40 an ounce. They tucked those coins into a money box… and a year later, those same coins were worth over $80 each — without lifting a finger. That’s when Silverstash was born — a simple way for families to help their kids start saving in real silver, not just numbers on a screen. In this episode, I sat down with PWQ parents James and Sarah Cervone who are now co-founders of Silverstash. They share - Why silver remains one of the most reliable forms of long-term value The pitfalls of buying silver in bulk (and how to avoid them) What it’s really like helping kids or grandkids build a monthly silver stash How Silverstash offers an easy, affordable way to have genuine 1oz silver coins delivered to your door each month and start your kids on their own wealth-building journey — for less than the cost of a coffee a day. To find out more and join the Silverstash Pilot program, visit www.uncoercible.com/silverstash
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