
In this podcast, Paula Simons, an Independent senator from Alberta, sets out to debate and deconstruct some of the myths that define and bind her province.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 60 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Loved it. Great guests, very thoughtful discussion.
The example given where people are asked to draw the quintessential Albertans: this is likely an artifact of branding. I am concerned that this wasn’t even discussed other than one of the guests bringing up the Alberta mythology (good point). Specifically the person who spoke of the “study” should feel responsible to discuss the limitations of such a “study.”
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Exploring a range of political and social issues pertinent to Alberta, the content focuses on challenging and deconstructing prevalent myths about the province. The discussions often highlight the diverse perspectives and complexities of Alberta's identity, encompassing topics such as political branding, cultural history, and the impacts of various policy decisions. Unique in its approach, the conversations frequently involve local leaders and experts, making it a platform for underrepresented voices in Alberta's ongoing dialogues about identity and politics. The episodes enhance listeners' understanding of the socio-political landscape of Alberta, emphasizing community resilience and cultural narratives amidst systemic challenges.
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