Paige Saunders

Canadian Civil

Society EN ↓ 11 episodes

An honest show that shares the ideas and lives of people creating things in Canada. Each episode features two parts. The Cutting Room: Where we present the content we didn't get to discuss from a video, or the rough points of a video that isn't going to get made. Talk Shop: The inside story on making content and trying to contribute to Canada.

Author

Paige Saunders

Category

Society

Podcast website

www.youtube.com

Latest episode

Jun 20, 2026

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Episodes

NIMBYs Downzone Calgary Video 20.06.2026

Cara, Paige, and guest Tom Babin discuss Calgary's 2026 repeal of blanket rezoning. They get into eight days of public hearings, a...

Toronto: Too Big to Fine? The Housing Accelerator Integrity Crisis Video 05.04.2026

Cara, Uytae, and Paige discuss the housing accelerator integrity crisis, exploring whether Toronto'...

J.J. McCullough's Long Road To Success (E08) Video 17.01.2024

A preview of @CanadianCivil where @PaigeMTL and @JJMcCullough look at the winding path and difficult decisions involved in a Canadian media career. Find J.J. https://twitter.com/jj_mccullough https://www.instagram.com/jjmccullough/ https://...

Sponsored Videos (E09) Video 14.01.2024

Uytae and Paige talk about the ethics of sponsored videos and the struggles of working together on a project. Find Paige: https://www.youtube.com/@PaigeMTL https://mastodon.social/@paigesaunders Find Uytae: https://www.youtube.com/c/About...

Is Streaming The Solution (E07) Video 14.01.2024

Paige and endurance poker athlete Jaime Staples talk about Canadian careers in streaming. Cutting Room: Moving on from Paige's most recent failure to get famous by becoming a thumbnail strumpet, could he instead become a streaming slattern? Do...

Could We Build A Walkup Today? (E06) Video 14.01.2024

Paige went on a forum, hoisted his boombox, and waited until someone reluctantly came out. Cutting Room: Strange interviews are often a key part of Paige's video research, but this one was far less meandering than most. We slapped some dressi...

Train Guys (E05) Video 14.01.2024

Two rail enthusiasts talk about when that passion becomes counter productive. Cutting Room: You know them, you love them, they're why you spent your honeymoon crossing Siberia. They are the men who love trains. We talk about when that becomes...

Paige's Clickbait Competition (E04) Video 14.01.2024

We welcome in Dan of the New Travel for a very meta episode. Cutting Room: Paige has a clickbait problem. He doesn't want to do it, instead preferring a headache inducing firetruck aesthetic that some have described as "Hot Garbage". In resp...

Does Purpose Built Rental Do Anything? (E03) Video 14.01.2024

Uytae survived his topical disease to talk about the extra details and thoughts following his experience making a video about purpose built rentals. Cutting Room: Purpose built rentals are a pretty hot solution at the moment, but does it reall...

Man With Covid Talks About Industrial Zoning (E02) Video 14.01.2024

Fresh off a diagnosis with Covid Uytae Lee of About Here turns up the heat on his fever and issues with land redevelopment. Cutting Room: Uytae talks about the downsides of converting industrial lands. What happened to Vancouver when it was st...

New Zealand vs Canada's Pandemic Response (E01) Video 14.01.2024

What's that world? You want a new video podcast? Too late world, you're getting one! Cutting Room: Paige dives shallowly into four different areas of pandemic response. Can two dual citizens brothers figure out what the real difference is betw...

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