
Welcome to the Missing Middle, a podcast about why the middle class in Canada is disappearing. We hope to help you understand why life is becoming unaffordable for so many in this country, and what can be done to reverse course.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 138 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews CommentaryNews | |||

This episode of the Missing Middle podcast explores a new University of Toronto study that highlights housing affordability as a key factor in declining fertility rates in the United States. Hosts Mike Moffatt and Cara Stern analyze the findings, inc... more
The conversation highlights the pressing issue of intergenerational tensions in Canada, particularly focusing on the financial burdens faced by younger Canadians. Sabrina discusses the potential consequences of failing to address these issues, includ... more
Canada is moving toward regulating dollar-backed stablecoins, and in this episode, Sabrina Maddeaux and Mike Moffatt break down what that means. They explain how stablecoins work, why Canada has been behind other G7 countries, and the potential benef... more
Host Cara Stern is back from parental leave, and she and Mike are jumping right into one of the most debated topics in housing policy — rent control. Inspired by Zohran Mamdani's campaign rent freeze proposal, they dig into how these rules shape the ... more
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Great conversations on the housing crisis supported by facts and data, presented in a way that somehow makes me feel hopeful that things can get better. I wish we could make all NIMBYs listen to this.
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Missing Middle is a great Podcast, providing insight into today’s Canadian Housing Market from the Missing Middle point of view. However, the most recent Podcast inaccurately described the downpayment for home under 1M as 50,000 (5%), it is in actuality 5% on the first 500,000$ then 10% on the next 499,999$ which would be 75,000$ minimum downpayment. Also, when comparing monthly mortgage fees of today to that of the past (70s-90s) it would be best to account for inflation (you can simply use th... more
Such a well produced and presented podcast. As a Canadian living abroad this is one of my go to shows to stay informed. The hosts are very skilled at presenting info in a simple and engaging way.
I listen to every episode.
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A thought-provoking exploration of the challenges facing the middle class in Canada, focusing on issues like housing affordability, job security, and government policies. Insightful discussions cover a variety of topics from the housing crisis, including the impact of taxation and zoning laws, to the role of think tanks in shaping public policy. Guests often share personal anecdotes to illustrate broader trends and challenges, revealing the frustrations of young professionals and families struggling to find stability in an increasingly turbulent economy. The hosts aim to decode complex economic problems and advocate for solutions that can help alleviate the pressures affecting the middle class.
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Recent guests on The Missing Middle include:
1. Max Steinman
2. Jesse Helmer
3. Ron Butler
4. Uytae Lee
5. Ed Elson
6. Eric Lombardi
7. David Coletto
8. Reece Martin
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