
Incisive coverage of the issues important to vaping. Plus critical debate over the issues and impacts of regulation in both Canada and the U.S.
Episodes

Jun 24, 2020
Jun 24, 2020
1 hr 21 min
*Guest: Matt Culley, Vaping Activist and YouTube Content Creator
There’s no doubt the U.S. vaping industry faces a public perception problem of gargantuan proportions. While advocates maintain (and research backs up) that vaping is a safer alternative to smoking, everyday anti-vaping forces meet continued success in their effort to permanently poison the public understanding of vaping.
Compounding the problem is a simple fact: vapers are not a monolithic group drawn from one political perspective or party. How then should the vaping movement activate politically in this U.S. presidential election in order to meet what is clearly is a political threat i.e. flavor bans, taxation, and other onerous regulations?
Joining us today on RegWatch is Matt Culley, a prominent vaping activist and virtuoso of vaping product review videos on YouTube. Known as Matt From SMM, he’s amassed near 300,000 subscribers and 60 million video views. Culley is one of the first product reviewer superstars to venture into the vaping advocacy space, bringing a strong ethical voice and his support for progressive values to bear.
Is there a winning message to persuade politicians and the public about the virtues of vaping?
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Live Stream: Wednesday, June 24
Time: 7:00pm ET / 6:00pm CT / 4:00pm PT
Sr. Producer: Cindy Schmidt
Exec. Producer: Brent Stafford
This episode is supported by: DEMAND VAPE
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Jun 17, 2020
Jun 17, 2020
1 hr 42 min
*Guest: Dr. Derek Yach, President of Foundation for a Smoke-Free World
Not long ago, tobacco control researchers and public health officials openly discussed a possible worldwide “endgame” to combustible tobacco use, thus preventing the death of up to one billion smokers by end of this century. But today, the focus on endgame is forgotten as the tobacco control movement intensifies efforts to eradicate vaping, the only technology proven both scalable and appealing to smokers as a viable alternative to smoking.
Tobacco control fixates on preventing up-take of smoking and complete cessation of nicotine use. While technologies like vaping, represent the principles of reduced risk and harm reduction.
Joining us today on RegWatch is Dr. Derek Yach, President of the Foundation for a Smoke-Free World (FSFW) and former World Health Organization (WHO) cabinet director and executive director for noncommunicable diseases and mental health where he was deeply involved with the development of the world’s treaty on tobacco control, the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC).
At the forefront of global debate, hear Dr. Yach discuss the promise of tobacco harm reduction; why the WHO appears so vehemently opposed to harm reduction strategies; and whether increasing attacks on vaping (science and policy) and the reaction to crisis (youth epidemic, EVALI, and COVID19) have increased harm due to tobacco-related disease.
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Live Streamed: June 17, 2020
Sr. Producer: Cindy Schmidt
Exec. Producer: Brent Stafford
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Jun 11, 2020
Jun 11, 2020
1 hr 7 min
The fight to save vaping has always been a David versus Goliath struggle. Facing countless regulatory hurdles, the U.S. vaping industry mostly comes up short when seeking relief from the courts for what it believes to be arbitrary and capricious rulemaking by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
With FDA poised (yet again) to deliver a death blow to the U.S. vaping industry via its Pre-market Tobacco Application process, a lawsuit championed by Big Time Vapes Inc. and the United States Vaping Association Inc. could stave off disaster if the plaintiffs successfully argue, before the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, that Congress ceded too much authority to the executive branch when it passed the Tobacco Control Act of 2009. An authority used by the FDA to deem vaping products subject to FDA regulation.
In this episode of RegWatch we are joined by USVA’s lawyer Jerad Najvar to discuss the intricacies of the case, including whether the “deeming” authority is so extreme that it’s unconstitutional, and if Congress failed in its duty when it delegated power to legislate to the FDA with little guidance and no restraint.
Live Streamed: June 10, 2020
Sr. Producer: Cindy Schmidt
Exec. Producer: Brent Stafford
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Jun 9, 2020
Jun 9, 2020
1 hr 29 min
*Guest: Phil Busardo, celebrated YouTube show co-host and vape reviewer - Over the years the anti-vaping movement honed the tactics of creating mayhem and misery for those who rely on vaping as a tool for harm reduction. For vapers, wading through lies and half-truths has long been the daily norm. Yet the mendacity seems to be getting worse, as ideologues in the war on vaping capitalize on recent health scares to plot new attacks intended to stamp-out vaping for good.
In this episode of RegWatch we are joined by Phil Busardo, celebrated YouTube show co-host and prolific vape reviewer. Hear Busardo share his aggravation over the mind-bending hypocrisy of the anti-vaping movement and learn what he thinks could be a winning strategy for vaping.
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Live Stream: Monday, June 8
Sr. Producer: Cindy Schmidt
Exec. Producer: Brent Stafford
This episode is supported by: DEMAND VAPE
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May 30, 2020
May 30, 2020
1 hr 16 min
*Guest: Tristan Thompson - UVA, Vaping Legion
It’s a worldwide day of action in support of a technology that millions of former smokers’ credit for saving their lives. May 30 is World Vape Day and in this episode of RegWatch we speak with Tristan Thompson, head of the Vaping Legion, and Board President of the United Vapers Alliance to recap the events of #WorldVapeDay and learn how vaping advocacy is marshaling its forces for the fight ahead.
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Live Streamed: May 30, 2020
Sr. Producer: Cindy Schmidt
Exec. Producer: Brent Stafford
This episode is supported by: DEMAND VAPE
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May 27, 2020
May 27, 2020
1 hr 33 min
*Guest: David Praph, Marketing Manager & YouTube Content Creator
How do you get a rambunctious group of disparate vapers to take interest in the ever-disheartening discussion around vaping regulation? The science on vaping is suspect, the news is biased, and public health mostly rejects vaping as a safer alternative to smoking. At times the situation is so bleak, it’s hard to find focus. And trust us, it’s a vexing question.
But the marketing team at DashVapes, Canada’s largest independently owned vaping products retailer and e-liquid manufacturer seems to have found the answer. Helmed by David Praph the company’s YouTube channel has exploded in popularity notching over 400,000 subscribers and 70 million views in just the past three years.
What’s Dave’s secret for mixing the sweet: vaping reviews, comedy, lifestyle; with the sour: teen epidemic, vaping-related lung illness, and flavour bans?
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Live Streamed: May 27, 2020
Executive Producer: Brent Stafford
Senior Producer: Cindy Schmidt
This episode is supported by: DVINE LABS, FLAVOUR CRAFTERS & VAPE NATION
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May 24, 2020
May 24, 2020
5 min
Does the enormity of the Coronavirus catastrophe mean the end of ‘woke’ politics? What’s the ideology behind political correctness? Does a communist look back when you gaze in a mirror? How might ‘woke’ make a comeback? And, what’s the impact on the U.S. Presidential election?
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Length: 5:30
Org. Stream: May 3, 2020
Released: May 24, 2020
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May 24, 2020
May 24, 2020
41 min
As the world begins to break loose from the totalitarian grip of public health, the enormity of the disaster (created by the hysterical response to the Coronavirus) is becoming tragically clear: Over one billion people in forced lockdown, nearly one-hundred million unemployed, millions thrust into poverty, and trillions of dollars of new debt shackled to the living and generations to come.
It’s a man-made disaster that almost no one saw coming, except for, quite possibly, the vaper.
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Length: 41:20
Org. Stream: March 19, 2019
Released: May 24, 2020
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May 23, 2020
May 23, 2020
1 hr 48 min
*Guest: Dr. Duke Pesta, Professor of English, University of Wisconsin
Even before the Coronavirus pandemic hit, forcing over 50 million schoolchildren in Canada and the U.S. out of class and into lockdown, the strain on North America’s education system was already showing.
Suffering from the pernicious influence of ‘woke’ ideology and a relentless assault on individual achievement, many had wondered if the entire system, K-12 through University, was already broken. With the announcement that 48 U.S. states have ordered, or recommended schools remain closed this academic year, and with the Province Ontario in Canada following suit: What damage is being done to our children’s future under the auspices of staying safe?
In this episode of RegWatch we are joined by Dr. Duke Pesta, a tenured professor of English at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, academic director of the FreedomProject Academy, and one of America’s foremost authorities on the dangers of Common Core.
Armed with his PhD in Shakespeare and Renaissance literature, Dr. Pesta assesses the future of education under the grip of COVID19 and how he thinks the West might prevail.
Live Stream: May 20, 2020
Produced by: Brent Stafford
This episode is supported by: DEMAND VAPE

May 16, 2020
May 16, 2020
8 min
Is there a winning argument in the War on Vaping? Why is “liberty” a failed argument? How does a fundamental contradiction between “Vaping Saves Lives” and “Lockdowns Save Lives” lead to “the Body Argument?” Why does the future of vaping rely on progressive vapers?
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Length: 8:18
Org. Stream: May 3, 2020
Released: May 16, 2020
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