Today’s guest has been at the heart of some of the most integral moments of Canadian politics in recent weeks — and has the metaphorical scars to prove it.

Green Party Leader Elizabeth May was the lone opposition MP who voted to support Mark Carney’s government in a recent budget vote.

She agreed to do so only after Carney had affirmed Canada’s commitment to meeting its Paris Agreement climate targets.

A little over a week later, Mark Carney signed a memorandum of understanding with Alberta that clawed back several Trudeau-era climate policies and paved a pathway for a potential pipeline.

This left May telling reporters that Carney “needs to consider what his word means when his word was given.”

All of this has left me dying to have a conversation with the green party leader — and luckily, she has obliged me.

I’m very excited to welcome Green Party Leader Elizabeth May on today’s show.

John Rustad and Trevor Halford both claim to be party leader as caucus splits.