TS Radio Network & The Marti Oakley Show What happens when the people appointed to protect you become the ones who control your life? This isn't fiction. It's a reality that has shattered families across America—and now it's a story that's reaching millions through Netflix. Join Coz Skaife and Marcel Reid as they welcome Elizabeth Stephen, executive producer of the powerful Netflix feature film The Bad Guardian. Inspired by real accounts of guardianship abuse, The Bad Guardian pulls back the curtain on a system that critics say too often leaves vulnerable adults stripped of their rights, isolated from their loved ones, and financially exploited. Elizabeth takes listeners behind the making of the film, the real-life experiences that inspired it, and why she believes this issue can no longer remain hidden. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! Elizabeth Stephen will appear at the 2026 Whistleblowers Summit & Film Festival on Monday, July 27, 2026, where she will lead a special panel discussion followed by a screening of The Bad Guardian. If you believe this could never happen to you or someone you love... Think again. This is more than entertainment. It's a wake-up call. The silence is ending. The truth is coming out. The conversation starts here. Only on TS Radio Network and The Marti Oakley Show.

Nathan Taylor: Election Transparency Under the Microscope Tonight on TS Radio Network and The Marti Oakley Show Join hosts Coz Skaife and Marcel Reid as they welcome Nathan Taylor, a leading voice in the growing movement for election transparency and public accountability. As a founder and public advocate for the Election Truth Alliance, Nathan has helped build a nationwide network of citizens, researchers, analysts, and grassroots activists dedicated to examining election processes, documenting irregularities, and demanding greater transparency in how votes are counted and verified. The organization describes itself as a non-profit, non-partisan coalition focused on election integrity, independent analysis, public education, and citizen engagement. In this hard-hitting interview, Nathan discusses why public trust in elections matters, how ordinary citizens can engage in oversight, and what his organization believes must happen to ensure election systems remain open to scrutiny and accountability. From grassroots activism to data analysis and coalition building, this conversation tackles one of the most debated issues facing the nation today. Whether you agree, disagree, or are still asking questions, this is a discussion you won't want to miss. The Marti Oakley Show — where whistleblowers, truth-tellers, and citizen advocates get a voice.

TS Radio Network and The Marti Oakley Show come out swinging in this explosive episode as Coz Skaife and Marcel Reid welcome AASGAA's Chris Dalas for a no-holds-barred look at what critics call Australia's Parasitoid Industry. Behind the polished language of "care," "protection," and "guardianship" lies a system that families across Australia say is destroying lives, stripping rights, seizing assets, and isolating vulnerable people from those who love them most. Chris Dalas exposes a system that many believe has become a legalized pipeline for exploitation, operating with little oversight and even less accountability. This isn't about a few bad actors. It's about an entire industry that critics allege feeds off the elderly, the disabled, and society's most vulnerable citizens while government agencies, tribunals, trustees, lawyers, and professional guardians close ranks to protect the system. The stories are heartbreaking. The allegations are chilling. The evidence presented raises a disturbing question: When a system profits from controlling human beings, is it serving the public—or feeding on it? From forced isolation and asset seizures to the destruction of families and basic human rights, Chris Dalas delivers a stark warning that what is happening in Australia mirrors abuses being reported around the world. If you've ever wondered how crimes against humanity can occur in plain sight, this episode will leave you asking questions you can no longer ignore. TS Radio Network and The Marti Oakley Show—exposing the predators, challenging the system, and giving a voice to those it tried to erase.

TS Radio Network and The Marti Oakley Show deliver another unforgettable broadcast as hosts Coz Skaife and Marcel Reid welcome Dr. Tina Paone for a powerful discussion on trauma, recovery, elder exploitation, and survival after abuse. Dr. Paone joins the show to discuss her groundbreaking new book, Unbroken: Healing from Narcissistic Abuse and Reclaiming Me, a deeply personal and professionally informed work exposing the devastating reality of narcissistic abuse and the long road to healing. The book blends lived experience with decades of clinical expertise to help survivors reclaim their voice, identity, and power. A professor, licensed counselor, and nationally recognized advocate, Dr. Paone also testified before the United States Senate Special Committee on Aging in 2023, sounding the alarm on guardianship abuse, elder exploitation, and the systemic failures harming vulnerable Americans. This conversation cuts straight to the heart of emotional abuse, coercive control, institutional betrayal, and the fight for justice and recovery. From the courtroom to the counseling room, Dr. Paone exposes the hidden damage caused by manipulation, silence, and unchecked power—and why survivors must never be ignored. If you have ever questioned how abuse hides in plain sight, or how survivors rebuild after trauma, this is an episode you cannot afford to miss.

Marcel Reid and Coz Skaife welcome Suzzie Vehrs for a hard-hitting exposé on the growing microplastics nightmare contaminating our food, water, bodies — and now even human placentas. This explosive episode dives into disturbing statistics surrounding birth outcomes, environmental poisoning, and the shocking reality that unborn babies are being exposed before they ever take their first breath. How far has corporate pollution gone? What is it doing to future generations? And why is nobody stopping it? Suzzie Vehrs connects the dots in a broadcast that is guaranteed to leave listeners stunned. Because this isn't science fiction. It's happening now.

eking Truth and Justice podcast presents a compelling two-part interview featuring Dr. Marsha Coleman-Adebayo, President and CEO of the Bethesda African Cemetery Coalition (BACC), in conversation with Lawrence Lucas. Known nationally for her landmark environmental justice and whistleblower case against the EPA, Dr. Coleman-Adebayo brings decades of activism, scholarship, and moral clarity to this conversation. Before leading the fight to protect the Bethesda African Burial Ground, Dr. Marsha Coleman-Adebayo became nationally known for her courageous battle against the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), where she served as a senior policy analyst. Dr. Coleman-Adebayo explains why the struggle is about far more than land. It is about memory, dignity, truth, and restoring humanity to ancestors whose lives and deaths were systematically erased from public consciousness. During her tenure at the EPA, Dr. Coleman-Adebayo raised serious concerns about environmental and human rights abuses connected to a U.S.-based mining operation in South Africa. After reporting those concerns internally and externally, she became the target of retaliation, discrimination, and a hostile work environment. Refusing to remain silent, Dr. Coleman-Adebayo filed a historic lawsuit against the EPA and, in 2000, won a landmark federal jury verdict on the basis of race and sex discrimination under the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Her case ultimately inspired the creation and passage of the federal No FEAR Act (Notification and Federal Employee Anti-discrimination and Retaliation Act) — the first civil rights and whistleblower protection law of the 21st century. Signed into law in 2002, the No FEAR Act requires federal agencies to be held financially accountable for violations involving discrimination and retaliation against employees. This deeply important discussion also examines the fight to preserve the Bethesda African Burial Ground, where hundreds of formerly enslaved Africans and free Black residents dating back to the 1800s are believed to be buried beneath present-day residential and public property in Montgomery County, Maryland. The interview also highlights the recent historic legal decision by Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge Karla N. Smith, who denied the Housing Opportunities Commission's motion to dismiss the Bethesda African Cemetery Coalition's lawsuit — allowing the case to proceed toward discovery and trial. This is not simply an interview — it is a masterclass in courage, resistance, truth-telling, and the power of standing firm against institutional injustice. Produced by Gary Johnson Media in partnership with JusticeForBlackFarmers.com and BlackMenInAmerica.com. Share this:

Tonight on The Marti Oakley Show, Coz Skaife and Marcel Reid are joined by TS Radio's producer, David McClam, for a candid, behind-the-scenes look at how it all started—and what it took to endure. From the early days on BlogTalk Radio to building a platform that refuses to be silenced, this episode traces the evolution of a show that doesn't just report the truth—it confronts it head-on. When you challenge corruption and expose exploitation, pushback is inevitable. Those one-star reviews? They weren't setbacks. They were signals. Signals that the truth was landing where it needed to.Signals that the right people were feeling the pressure.Signals that the work was making an impact. David knows that reality all too well. Through his work on True Crime & Authors, he's faced the same backlash—because shining a light on real cases and uncomfortable truths tends to draw heat. The pattern is clear: when you get too close to the truth, the noise follows. But instead of retreating, this team leaned in. Coz, Marcel, and David break down how criticism became confirmation, how resistance became fuel, and how TS Radio carved out a space where truth isn't filtered to make people comfortable. This isn't just a reflection—it's a declaration. If you want to understand what it means to stand firm, take the hits, and keep going anyway, this is an episode you don't want to miss.

This isn't just a story — it's a warning. On this explosive episode of The Marti Oakley Show, hosts Coz Skaife and Marcel Reid sit down with Cynthia Mifsud, daughter of Betty Hayes and the driving force behind the Justice for Betty Hayes Movement in the State of Michigan. What she uncovered should shake every American. Faced with a system stacked against her, Cynthia didn't back down — she went pro se, armed herself with AI, and fought back against a guardianship machine that tried to take everything. And against the odds, she did what many are told is impossible… She set her mother free. This episode pulls back the curtain on a system critics say profits from control, silence, and isolation — where families are pushed aside and rights can vanish behind closed doors. Cynthia exposes the tactics, the resistance she faced, and how she turned technology into a weapon for justice. This is no longer just one family's fight.This is a movement. Michigan is ground zero — and the battle is far from over.

In a deeply moving and purpose-driven episode of Seeking Truth and Justice, host Lawrence Lucas and Executive Producer Gary Johnson convened a powerful panel of voices to honor two extraordinary champions of truth, justice, and humanity—Marti Oakley and Waymon R. Hinson, Ph.D. This special tribute podcast served not only as a memorial, but as a call to reflection and continued action. This tribute episode brought together a distinguished group of advocates, colleagues, and friends who shared personal reflections, stories, and insights into the lives of Marti and Waymon. Featured voices included: • Corey Lea • Marcel Reid • Pamela Mussel • Debbie Dahmer • Christopher “C.J.” Johnson • Andrew White • Coz Skaife • Marsha Joiner • Jacopo DeMarinis Each voice added depth to the conversation—painting a vivid picture of two lives dedicated to service, sacrifice, and systemic change.

TONIGHT on TS Radio Network & The Marti Oakley Show Jody White of V.I.P.S. of Michigan joins Marcel Reid and Coz Skaife to expose a case that is now exploding across Michigan—and raising serious questions at the highest levels. At the center: Traci Kornak, a politically connected attorney now charged with multiple felonies for allegedly embezzling from a vulnerable adult under her control. That victim? Rosalene Burd—now dead. But this story goes deeper… much deeper. Kornak wasn't just any attorney—she was tied directly to Dana Nessel, serving on her transition team and maintaining a close political relationship. And here's where it gets explosive: An earlier investigation into Kornak was quietly closed by the Attorney General's office. Lawmakers are now raising alarms about possible conflicts of interest and ethics violations tied to that decision. Oversight officials have gone as far as questioning whether the handling of the case was “incompetence… or corruption.” Evidence presented to investigators flagged hundreds of thousands of dollars in questionable transactions tied to a vulnerable woman's estate. Tonight, Jody White breaks it down: How does someone entrusted to protect the vulnerable end up accused of exploiting them? Why was this case allegedly ignored… until now? And how deep do the political connections go? This isn't just negligence. This isn't just misconduct. This is a system that many believe protects its own—while the victims are left to die. If you think probate abuse is rare… think again. Tune in. Listen carefully. And decide for yourself.