The Radical Centre Podcast
The Radical Centre Podcast
Podcast Description
The Radical Centre is a thought-provoking political podcast hosted by Nokha Dakroub and Cody Vatcher. In each episode, they explore the complexities of contemporary politics in Canada and Ontario. With insightful discussions and engaging conversations, Nokha and Cody challenge conventional wisdom and advocate for pragmatic solutions to today’s pressing issues. Tune in for a fresh take on politics that emphasizes collaboration, understanding, and the power of the radical centre
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The podcast focuses on the intricacies of Canadian and Ontario politics, tackling themes such as healthcare, crime, immigration, and leadership dynamics. Specific episodes include discussions on Patrick Brown’s endorsement of Doug Ford, the implications of Doug Ford calling an early election, and critiques of policies like the carbon tax, providing listeners with insight into current political events and trends.
The Radical Centre is a thought-provoking political podcast hosted by Nokha Dakroub and Cody Vatcher. In each episode, they explore the complexities of contemporary politics in Canada and Ontario. With insightful discussions and engaging conversations, Nokha and Cody challenge conventional wisdom and advocate for pragmatic solutions to today’s pressing issues. Tune in for a fresh take on politics that emphasizes collaboration, understanding, and the power of the radical centre
We’re fresh off the Leaders debates and this week, Jake Landau and Ian Connerty join us to discuss what went well, what went poorly, and more.
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