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Host Blaise Brosnan sits down with Elizabeth Bruenig, a staff writer at The Atlantic. They discuss the philosophical underpinnings of the Christian left, the increasing secularization of the modern world, and the normalization of fear and…
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An assessment of the truth behind Twitter's "town square" label, from Dick Costolo to Elon Musk.
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The necessity of developing sustainable and tangible climate change policy is undeniable, but implementation is more straightforward said than done.
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Host Andrew Xu sits down with Sheila Liming, an associate professor of communications and creative media at Champlain College and the author of Hanging Out: The Radical Power of Killing Time. They discuss the inherent benefits that come…
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The UK's Illegal Migration Bill will stop refugees from seeking asylum and send them back to their countries of origin.
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On September 10, 2022, Pierre Poilievre won the Canadian Conservative party leadership race with 68 per cent support. After Andrew Scheer and Erin O’Toole’s unsuccessful federal campaigns, Poilievre’s victory renewed opposition to Justin…
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Even a small adjustment in interest rate predictions can be the difference between whether or not a climate mitigation policy is implemented. How can economists and policymakers move past these debates in times of urgency?
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Host Ines Fahmi sits down with journalist Karmina Constantino, the incumbent Marshall McLuhan Fellow awarded by the Embassy of Canada in the Philippines in 2022. They discuss the importance of the free press, and the relationship and impact…
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Xi Jinping’s abrupt reversal of his zero-COVID tolerance policy last December proved disastrous. Still, this change of tactics may have only consolidated his power as China’s leader.
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Host Blaise Brosnan sits down with William Deresiewicz, the author of Excellent Sheep and The Death of the Artist. They discuss the degree of intellectual engagement of the American elite, the postmodern turn in post-war American…
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