
Hosted by Pamela Wallin, No Nonsense brings you a conversation with people making a difference. No filter, no spin, no nonsense.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 366 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsBusinessEntrepreneurshipNews | |||

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Pam gets three of the best minds to review the Canadian political landscape. Well done Pam. You are a gift to Canada.
Pam gets the right people who offer ‘No Nonsense” and it is a great great listen.
Thank you for all the intelligent conversations on your pod. It’s greatly appreciated.
Greg Sauer
Sam Cooper has done such detailed work in exposing the failure to act in the drug trade as it developed in Wilful Blindness that he simply needs to be interviewed. The link into political support makes me scream at the failure of Canadian politicians. Drug money laundering is funding so much that your great work here should offer platform for Sam Cooper to be interviewed.
... through the weeds of Canadian politics. Pamela is a federal senator and her pod is a strong counterpoint to CBC, CTV, TorStar, Post media and wire services, which in whole or in part, are funded by laws enacted by Justin Trudeau's federal Liberal party. Best wishes to her and to anyone else who will do likewise to counteract the "issue coverage omissions" of the aforementioned media organizations.
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No Nonsense features broad, data-driven conversations on politics, policy, economics, and global affairs, anchored by a seasoned Canadian host. Episodes frequently spotlight public opinion, governance, energy, trade, national security, and geopolitics, often hosting policy experts, former officials, journalists, and senior analysts. The show stands out for its no-nonsense approach, cross-partisan perspectives, and willingness to tackle high-stakes issues with guests who bring rigorous analysis and practical implications for business, government, and society.
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Recent guests on No Nonsense include:
1. Trevor Tombe
2. David Fraser
3. Michael Bonner
4. Warren Kinsella
5. Charles Burton
6. Whit Fraser
7. Marcus Kolga
8. Martha Hall Findlay
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