
It's a fascinating time to be Canadian. This is a show that breaks all that wide open. Dangers. Opportunities. The stories that make this country what it is. And what it isn't. Longtime journalist and podcast host Jordan Heath-Rawlings (Elbows Up, The Big Story, The Gravy Train) returns to host critical Canadian Conversations with leading experts and storytellers. These are discussions—about who w... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | a year ago |
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As a Canadian living in the US for a long time, it’s reassuring to see Canada stand firm. Keep these podcasts coming. Most Americans finally realize Trump has gone too far with ICE; however, too many institutional norms have already been broken for the US to retain/regain its role as the leading defender of democracy worldwide. Canada is now the adult in the room. Carney has the perfect approach for Trump. Trump cannot be trusted. Canada can lead the liberal democracies in the new world order. I... more
After finding the podcast and enjoying the available episodes, I was eager to see y’all come back from your summer break. Summer’s over, folks! Come on back now.
Welcome back to podcasting Jordan Heath-Rawlings, your insight has been missed.
This podcast has been thoughtful and thought provoking.
I really wanted to love this podcast because I’m a big fan of Laura’s podcasts and, of course, Canadian sovereignty. But I was really put off by the second episode where the American media was eviscerated (rightly so) for using Kevin O’Leary as a spokesperson without mentioning that CBC’s Cross Country Check Up had done the same thing weeks before. There was a huge outcry over this at the time so it seems unlikely the hosts were unaware. I love the CBC but they are not sacred and should be criti... more
Like so many others, I’m holding my elbows up, and love the way important topics are discussed in an affable yet fact checked way. A better understanding of what matters in Canada, what the issues are, and how things work.
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Explore the complexities of contemporary Canadian society through in-depth discussions that transcend headlines and soundbites. Each episode features journalist Jordan Heath-Rawlings engaging with leading experts and storytellers, shedding light on critical issues facing the nation, including politics, culture, and the economy. Listeners can expect to encounter a range of topics that reflect Canada's diverse experiences, from political challenges to social narratives, offering perspectives that encourage deeper understanding and dialogue.
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Recent guests on CanCon include:
1. Jonathan Ore
2. Dr. Brian Goldman
3. Philippe J. Fournier
4. Kattie Laur
5. Peter Nowak
6. Marshall Cohen
7. Erin Hynes
8. Emily Osborne
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