Toronto’s most respected and experienced broadcaster, Oakley’s articulate and thought-provoking ideas will ensure listeners are never at a loss for information or dinnertime conversation.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 4759 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNewsSociety & Culture |
In this episode of The Oakley Show, John Oakley explores a series of major issues shaping public discourse and policy:
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Moral decay and grievance culture in America — Psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert, author of Therapy Nation, discusses how socia... more
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John Turley-Ewart — Risk management consultant specializing in capital markets with extensive experience on Bay and Wall Streets; Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist; contributor to The Globe & Mail.
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Katie Pasitney — w... more
John Oakley is joined by Ann Cavoukian, Ph.D., LL.D. (Hon.), M.S.M. Executive Director, Global Privacy & Security by Design Centre.
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John’s show unfortunately has become the Rush Limbaugh of the North. It’s all division,all the time.
If you aren’t a fellow right wing zealot, his screener will weed you out and if you get through, Oakley will shout you down and just hang up on you.
It seems to be the place of choice where all the wearers of the tinfoil hat congregate.
What the hell Johnny? You used to be entertaining on 1010 , now it’s all antivax, truckers, anti Trudeau and pro- conservative .
Real “nut job” radio.
So sad. John Oakley used to have great current affairs and political commentary. Now it’s bland drivel to please the Woke masters. It’s only going to get worse if Trudeau’s country wrecking Liberals push suffocating Bill C-10 through. We need more push-back, not more pablum...
Bring back sue ann, Conrad and Lou. Lov
Bring back sue ann, Conrad and Lou. Love you John
sad that a weekly guest
lost their position to a white master
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This show focuses on contemporary Canadian issues, providing incisive commentary on politics, society, and culture. It often features discussions surrounding significant current events, economic challenges, and the implications of government policies on everyday life. Notably, the host engages with a variety of guests, from business leaders to academics, creating a platform where diverse perspectives on pressing topics can be explored. With a blend of humor and seriousness, the show tackles everything from celebrity culture to vital discussions on public safety and economic efficiency, making it uniquely engaging for listeners who seek a balance between entertainment and informative content.
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