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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsNews Commentary | |||

This is what it sounds like when a sock cries - longtime caller/texter Michelle Guindon, aka 'Michelle from Bowmanville', passed away suddenly on February 27 and Ed, along with many callers, share their memories of Michelle. But it's not a funeral, i... more
Stephen Lautens and Steven Kerzner talk about Pierre Poilievre's 'one year late' speech, Carney's diplomatic tightrope walk, Canada's fighter plane purchase and the mess in the US.
*note: recorded prior to US/Israel attack on Iran
Ed gives both barrels to America's Mango Madman and the type of lazy thinking that put him in power; Olivia, an adult who sounds like a 14 year-old, and her idiot friends give Ed a headache; new caller Brett occupies the shallow end of the gene pool;... more
Dougie Ford drops a bomb on current and future Ontario university students - and Canada's future; the difference in how Liberals and Conservatives decide what "judicious spending" is; the Quad God can't beat the odds and more with Ed the Sock and Lia... more
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Small l Liberals is fantastic. I can take or leave the rest. Liana gets insufferable, despite me agreeing with 90% of the stuff she says. If it were just Small “l” Liberals, 5/5 no notes.
I suspect Anthony is actually a nice guy, but the dynamic between him and Ed is painful to listen too.
Really disappointed how Steven has resorted to using racist insults towards Jagmeet Singh. It’s really not a good look, I cannot support someone who insults someone based on their race.
Do you want to listen to an unfunny puppet from the 90s worship at the feet of his God Trudeau? Then you’ll like this podcast. If you want to listen to literally anything else, there is nothing for you here.
A total lib disaster of a show. Ripoff of Robert Smigel. This sucks.
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The show covers a broad swath of North American politics and current events with a sharp, irreverent tone. Episodes commonly dissect Canadian politics, US political dynamics, media narratives, and global issues, often balancing critique with humor. A notable strength is blending political analysis with pop culture references and personal anecdotes, which can make heavyweight topics more accessible. Its signature angle appears to be a candid, outspoken style that invites debate and pushes back against simplistic narratives, which may appeal to listeners who want both substance and personality in political commentary.
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Recent guests on Signature Podcasts include:
1. Liana Kerzner
2. Ronan Ray
3. Adam Gontier
4. Avrum Weiss
5. Avrum Weiss, PhD
6. Matt Johnson
7. Richard Contrada, PhD
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