Podcast Is Broken
Podcast Is Broken
Podcast Description
A weekly podcast where Brittlestar, Steve Boots, and Lisa B attempt to make Canadian News and Politics funner. www.brittlestar.com
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The podcast focuses on Canadian politics, political satire, and current events, with episodes discussing topics like Liberal Party leadership candidacies, historical political anecdotes, and humorous interpretations of governmental decisions. Specific episodes include interviews with Green Party leader Elizabeth May and exploration of quirky political events from 2024.
A weekly podcast where Brittlestar, Steve Boots, and Lisa B attempt to make Canadian News and Politics funner. www.brittlestar.com
This week on Podcast Is Broken, Steve’s off-grid, probably dodging wildfires and responsibilities, so Brittlestar and Lisa are joined by the one and only Amber Mac—tech expert, podcast host, and now… game show contestant? Together, they tackle three confusingly mashed-up headlines in the “Make It Make Sense” game, covering everything from interstellar comets and robo-taxis to a landlord’s worst nightmare in PEI.
They debate whether 16-year-olds should vote (spoiler: probably), if robot cars will steal your job (spoiler: definitely), and why the Canadian government is picking a weird fight with TikTok while still cozying up to Elon’s rage platform. Also, Brittlestar nearly has an existential crisis about going down a mine shaft.
Bonus: The episode ends with possibly the finest improvised theme song ever recorded using a piece of paper, pens, and a phone dial pad. Belizeans, we see you.
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