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Near-Term Revenue From Mining Waste, But Can It Build a Real Mining Business?

May 6, 2026

ESGold is advancing the past-producing Montauban project in Quebec, located about three hours from Montreal and one hour from Quebec City. The company plans to generate near-term cash flow by reprocessing historical tailings for gold and silver, while using internally generated revenue to fund exploration of what management describes as a clustered VMS-style system in the Grenville. CEO Gordon Robb walked through the Montauban build-out, recent financing, the offtake with Ocean Partners, the upcoming maiden drill program, and a recently completed ambient noise tomography (ANT) survey.

Billions in Silver & Zinc in the US, but Can it Actually be Mined?

May 5, 2026

Bunker Hill Mining is restarting the historic Bunker Hill mine in the Coeur d’Alene district of Shoshone County, northern Idaho, a past-producing zinc, lead, and silver operation that ran for roughly 90 years before shutting in 1981. Executive Chairman Richard Williams, formerly COO at Barrick Gold, walked through restart timing, the asset’s geology and history, environmental status as a former Superfund site, capital structure, and the path from commissioning into ramp-up.

What is Michael Gentile Buying and Why?

April 28, 2026

In this wide-ranging interview, veteran junior mining investor Michael Gentile explains why he continues aggressively deploying capital into early-stage resource stocks despite recent sector volatility and price pullbacks.

The Overlooked Risk That Kills Mining Projects (And How to Fix It)

April 28, 2026

In this interview, Antonio speaks with Anna Triponel, founder of Human Level and a human rights expert who advises mining companies (including Newmont) on community relations and social strategies. She explains why the “social license to operate” is often more important than a legal license, and much more.

Peter Schiff on $6,000 Gold, Mining Stocks, Oil Crisis

April 28, 2026

In this interview, Peter Schiff joins host Mark to analyze the April 2026 market environment marked by Middle East disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, surging German recession risk, and emerging-market central banks selling gold for cash amid an energy shock.

What Does $69M Revenue Actually Mean for a Gold Junior?

April 28, 2026

Mako Mining, led by CEO Akiba Leisman, operates the San Albino gold mine in Nicaragua and the Moss Mine in Arizona while advancing the Mt. Hamilton project in Nevada and the Eagle Mountain project in Guyana. This interview focused on Q1 2026 production results, ramp-up at Moss, progress toward construction at Mt. Hamilton, permitting at Eagle Mountain, and the company’s cash position and growth plans.

What does it Really Take to Build a Large Open-Pit Gold Mine in the US?

April 28, 2026

Liberty Gold is a single-asset gold developer focused on its Black Pine Oxide Gold Project in Cassia County, southeastern Idaho. Black Pine is a Carlin-style, sedimentary-hosted oxide gold deposit being advanced through a feasibility study and federal permitting. This interview with Jon Gilligan, President and CEO, covered the project’s geological and technical case, the recent sale of the company’s non-core Goldstrike asset in Utah to Heliostar Metals, the permitting timeline under FAST-41, financing strategy, upcoming catalysts, and M&A intentions.

Which Microcap Stocks Are Worth Holding?

April 25, 2026

Ian Cassel showed me some data that proves that micro-cap investing is brutally difficult, buy-and-hold almost never works in this space, and even the world’s best fund managers only pick winners about half the time. He also told me that what separates the skilled from the lucky isn’t the quality of their ideas. It’s the discipline of their execution. He talked about sizing positions small at the start, letting winners earn their size, and cutting losers before they cut you.

$38,000 Gold, $150 Oil, and a Copper Shortage

April 23, 2026

Simon Hunt thinks we are entering one of the most dangerous macro environments in decades. He expects a major US-Israeli military strike on Iran imminently, which will send oil prices well above $150. That oil shock lands on an economy that was already weakening, and the combination means stagflation at best, recession in much of the world by Q3. Simon himself is no longer trying to make a quick buck and he has started preserving wealth in energy, food, and gold. He’s sticking to his $38,000 gold target by 2032, sees a better entry point for copper miners later this year, and is bullish on filling a freezer and planting a vegetable garden.

Is a $2.4 Billion Mine Buildable in Today’s Canada?

April 23, 2026

Thesis Gold &Silver is advancing its 100%-owned Lawyers-Ranch combined gold-silver project in the Toodoggone Mining District of northern British Columbia. The flagship assets are two deposits, Lawyers and Ranch, which are being developed as a single combined operation. This interview covers the Pre-Feasibility Study, a ~C$44 million raise that brought AngloGold Ashanti in as a new strategic investor, permitting progress, and the upcoming summer exploration season.

What Does It Really Take To Unlock a $523M Gold Project?

April 23, 2026

RPX Gold is a gold developer focused on its 100%-owned Wawa Gold Project in Ontario’s Michipicoten Greenstone Belt. The company recently completed a Preliminary Economic Assessment and is now working toward a Pre-Feasibility Study. This interview covers the PEA results, the company’s financing plans, permitting status, toll milling strategy, and what needs to happen before a production decision can be made.

How Do You Finance a Multi-Billion-Dollar Gold Project in Nevada?

April 23, 2026

P2 Gold is an exploration and development company with one flagship asset: the Gabbs gold-copper project in Nye County, Nevada, situated near the town of Gabbs on the Walker Lane Trend, roughly equidistant between Reno and Las Vegas. The 2025 PEA outlined approximately 3.5 million gold-equivalent ounces across the indicated and inferred categories, with a roughly one-third / two-thirds split respectively. This conversation with CEO Joe Ovsenek covers the current state of an infill RC drill program, plans for a feasibility study, a recently signed water rights acquisition deal, and how the company plans to finance all of it.