A podcast about the things we believe to be true but cannot say, by Jonathan Kay and Dr. Debra Soh
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | NewsSociety & Culture |
As the Wrongspeak podcast hits pause and we say goodbye to Debra, Jon interviews his mother Barbara Kay for the first time. Barbara is a columnist with Canada's National Post and a wrongspeaker extraordinaire. They discuss their visions of classical ... more
Jon has a frank conversation with his friend and former colleague at Canada's National Post, Matt Gurney, a Toronto-based political commentator, about the inner workings of AM talk radio, the use of outrage as currency and the limitations of the medi... more
In a crossover episode with the new Desiland podcast, Jon speaks with host Niru Kumar and veteran journalist Balraj Deol, editor of Canada's Khabarnama Punjabi Weekly, on the Khalistan movement promoting a separate Sikh state in India and how its sup... more
Jon speaks with renegade Jewish activist Naftuli Moster. During his childhood, Moster was just another nice Jewish boy at a New York City yeshiva. But he isn't happy about the education he got—and now he's speaking out about it.
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This guy wasn’t that great before, and now it’s just him. Deb made the show worth listening to.
Great topics that are well discussed with a variety of viewpoints.
Go figure.
Khalistan Is not radical group, we are the victim of 3 Holocaust 1947,1955, 1984 & countless killings of Sikhs/Punjabi’s. Till 2002. more
Dr. Soh and Mr. Kaye present topics in not only in an informed manner but what is desperately lacking today, critical thinking. This podcast is a breath of fresh air among opinion journalism. Keep up the great work.
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