Fresh from the birthplace of the CCF! Commentary and analysis on local and provincial politics from a left perspective.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 194 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryPhilosophyNewsSociety & Culture |
Every century or so the Canadian left gathers at the Royal Canadian Legion #1 in downtown Calgary to inagurate a new era of progress. In 1932 it was J.S. Woodworth and the gang in 1932 at the founding of the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation (which... more
Support our podcast! Rhetorical and real threats to Canadian sovereignty pose a tough question to critics of the Canadian state: Do we align with liberal nationalists in defense of the Canadian project or do we remain skeptical?
In this episode Tea... more
Join our live show Friday June 13 6PM - Royal Canadian Legion #1, 116 7 Ave SE, Calgary - Free Entry - Register here! Public sector pensions are one of the hard-won victories of the 20th century labour movement, but they did not come through the ... more
Support our podcast! Team Advantage sits down with Bryan D. Palmer on his stop through Calgary to discuss his new book, and discuss how labour and anti-colonial movements have historically challenged the Canadian state. We ask what it might take to f... more
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Essential listen for anyone interested in leftist politics. Probably my favourite podcast. Hosts are very knowledgeable and funny. The episode on small businesses and zionism were life changing!
The website doesn't introduce the speakers and they introduce themselves with only first names. I like the topics but how do I know what background is informing the conversation so that I can actually learn from what is shared.
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The website doesn't introduce the speakers and they introduce themselves with only first names. I like the topics but how do I know what background is informing the conversation so that I can actually learn from what is shared.
When I don't have an understanding who these people are I would have to go and research everything they say. I'm already researching to the max to function in life in other areas so I'm not going to add a podcast into my life that's totally unsubstantiated.
I adore this podcast. The histories and insights into Albertan but also Canadian politics in general are fantastic. I’m especially intrigued by the wayward NDP, which you track with both incisive criticism and (some) sympathy. Please do a Bob Rae ep! Bravo from an ex-Pat in NYC!
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This series offers insightful commentary and analysis on local and provincial politics with a strong emphasis on leftist perspectives. It frequently features in-depth discussions about significant political issues affecting Alberta and Canada as a whole, touching on topics like labor rights, socialism, public sector pensions, and the historical context of colonialism and capitalism. The content includes engaging panel discussions and interviews with experts and activists, aiming to challenge mainstream narratives and promote social justice. Episodes also delve into the intricacies of Canadian nationalism, community-building efforts, and critiques of various political movements, particularly focusing on the New Democratic Party's evolving ro... more
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2. Bryan D. Palmer
3. James Wilt
4. Matt Bors
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6. Adam DK King
7. Jeremy Appel
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