
An in-depth look at the issues, culture and personalities shaping Canada today.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1990 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Their political segment is biased. Left leaning and Pro-Liberal. I am a long time listener but sinced then, I noticed they have started taking sides and prop-up the Liberals instead of holding them into account. Disappointing. That's not journalism. I will unfollow after their last segment re Martel's appointment to the senate. Don't waste your time listening. The only good segments they have now are those from Mike Eppel who is fair and objective. Others are a waste of time.
This was one of my favourite podcasts. However, Rogers let a lot of the team go. This has resulted in very low quality. The topics aren’t as unique, the guests don’t have any new insights and the questions are not inspired.
At least I can follow Jordan on LinkedIn and keep an eye on what he does next. But all I keep thinking about is how Jordan would advertise the UofT continuing education program is a way to safeguard against layoffs. Now, here we are.
Really used to love this show. Have tried to give it a chance with the random hosts now but it’s just not good.
Could hardly listen to their guest today try to minimize the gravity of the Epstein files
Episodes under the past host were pretty good. Now the episodes are tacky at best. The Alberta separatism episode with Barry Cooper was disgusting. Why would you platform someone who says something as divisive as "nobody cares what happens in the Maritimes"? That interview was full of misinformation and should not have made it to publication.
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A brisk, Canada-focused news and policy program that threads together breaking national headlines with deeper policy analysis and governance discussions. Episodes frequently explore labor and labor relations, healthcare policy (including debates over private delivery and MAID safeguards), AI in government, public safety, and the societal impact of cultural trends and online subcultures. The show often features academics, policy researchers, industry experts, and public advocates, providing a mix of skeptical scrutiny and practical context for Canadian audiences. A notable strength is its ability to pair tight, five-minute briefs with longer, issue-driven conversations that connect policy, politics, and real-world consequences for cities and... more
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