Sam
Petri Dish Politics
Life in Toronto, under the microscope. Petri Dish Politics is a solutions-first journalism podcast that covers Toronto and the local effects of big news. Petri Dish Politics is created and hosted by Sam Jabri-Pickett.petridishpolitics.caALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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Andy Burnham, Zohran Mamdani and the future of leftist politics 07.07.2026 32:23
Petri Dish Politics is back! This week I'm talking about Andy Burnham's ascent to Prime Minister of the UK, the rise of socialism in US politics, and what Canada and Toronto's leftists should take from these successes. Subscribe to my substack to support the podcast and independent, progressive journalism https://theoneandonlysamjabripickett.substack.com/
1. Guns in Toronto 25.08.2025 30:05
Reporting on guns and gun violence in Toronto is hard. Government definitely doesn't want to talk to journalists, and victims are either too scared, too busy or too traumatized to share their experiences because most reporting done on their communities is sensational and focused only on the violence, not its causes. There are resources available if you or someone you know has experienced gun v...
Petri Dish Politics #0, Trailer 25.06.2025 12:17
This is a podcast. In this 0th episode, I wanted to take the opportunity to tell you about me and what it is I'm hoping to do. In short, journalism, but with the authenticity and holistic, narrative, evidence-driven analysis. For now, this podcast is focused on Toronto, and though I would love nothing more than to dive right into the big topics, doing this right means doing it in the open, fro...
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