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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsPoliticsNews Commentary | |||

Ed launches the show angry at an 80s earworm song he can't get rid of, identity online ID verification and lost pages of his autobiography. Also, Ed sings a classic TV theme song to get Sherry to pipe down, Billy the Kidd isn't dead, Elecia fails to ... more
Remember Orbitz drinks? Gooey liquid with 'flavour bits' suspended in it? Liana doesn't, but she will remember Ed's description of it. Also, why Ed hates touchscreens, why we don't even know that we're playing The Hunger Games for real and Heather, t... more
As Americans notch their country's 250th birthday, is there much for them to celebrate? Whereas in Canada, our 159th birthday rides a wave of Canadian pride. Plus Stephen and Steven discuss CUSMA, the Gordie Howe Bridge (to nowhere, thanks to Trump) ... more
Seth Rogan is re-booting the classic Canadian TV show "The Littlest Hobo" - and Ed explains why he HATES the original series! Why does Rotten Tomatoes let movie reviews from random nobodies sink movie scores? And which was the best "Ernest" movie? Th... 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 offers sharp, opinionated political and current-events commentary with a Canadian angle, often pairing cross-border comparisons with pointed takes on U.S. and domestic policy. Episodes mix geopolitical analysis, media critique, and cultural in-jokes, delivered with irreverence and a willingness to challenge conventional narratives. A few recurring strengths include a strong conversational dynamic between hosts, a candid sense of humor, and willingness to tackle difficult topics without downplaying nuance. Noteworthy are its willingness to blend serious policy discussions with personal storytelling and pop-culture tangents, making it approachable for engaged, detail-oriented listeners who enjoy lively debate and cross-issue context.... more
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Recent guests on Ed the Sock 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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