Political Paradox

The Political Paradox Podcast

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This weekly Canadian based podcast looks at current events and politics. We advocate for: Peace, Love, Liberty, Personal Responsibility, and Limited Government.

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Political Paradox

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News

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www.politicalparadox.ca

Latest episode

Feb 3, 2025

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Episodes

EP 027 – CRTC Regulations, The Pan Am Games, And Uber 02.06.2015

This Week: Do not adjust your TV screens, you're not the only one who missed part of Letterman's final show, another reason why signal substitution needs to go. Then, Remember Ron Paul being ignored by the news media in 2012? Looks like his son is now suf

EP 026 – Canada Post, Unions, And The Pan Am Games 26.05.2015

This Week: The NDP is promising to bring back door-to-door mail delivery.. is the dinosaur of a system really worth saving? Then, apparently UNIFOR doesn't know the definition of insanity. Plus, Walter Bloc's open letter to Canadian Libertarians?

EP 025 – TV Debates, The Alberta Election, And Bill C-51 19.05.2015

This Week: The NDP in Alberta? Quite frankly, I'm not surprised at all. Then, the conservatives are backing out of the traditional election debates, why the currant debate format is outdated. Plus, We analyze Elizabeth May's crazy Speech.

EP 024 – Gun Violence, The Youth Vote – Part 2, And Privatizing Cities 12.05.2015

This Week:  Are youth more likely to vote left? We explore the other side of the issue. Plus, 'Gun Violence'… Could broad definitions be skewing the statistics? And gather around the radio kids, I'll tell you the story about the town that privatized everything.

EP 023 – Twitter Censorship, The Youth Vote, and Public Stadium Funding 05.05.2015

This Week: We all know you can't believe everything you read on the internet... but is Twitter silencing climate change skeptics? Then, Why don;t young people vote? Plus, Government funding for public stadiums... why it's just a bad idea.

EP 022 – The Gender Wage Gap, Mandatory Tipping, And Alberta Election Frustration 28.04.2015

This Week:  We talk about a new Pittsburgh business, Would you go to a business that purposely charges men more than women? How about a restaurant that includes the tip in the final price of the bill?… we'll talk about that too. Plus, do you trust politicians with the honour system? Yeah right!

EP 021 – Health Care Wait Times, Minimum Wage, and CBC Funding 21.04.2015

This Week: Health care wait times are up in Canada... again. Then, The minimum wage debate is heating up, why $15/hr is just bad economics. Plus, should the CBC really be blaming the Conservative government for their recent layoffs?

EP 020 – Cap and Trade, Auto Insurance, And Media Bias 14.04.2015

This Week:  The US presidential race is heating up and the media is already picking sides. Then, Ontario's auto insurance rates are rising… how long until the government takes over completely. Plus, cap and trade… another failed policy makes it's way to Canada.

EP 019 – Ontario Sunshine List, The Gender Wage Gap, And Dirty Politics 07.04.2015

This Week: Open for business?... Not so fast say two Ontario cities. Then, Ontario's sunshine list is out... why is still more relevant than ever. Plus, those Hollywood hypocrites are at it again, calling for gender wage equity.

EP 018 – Earth Hour, The News Media, and Green Energy 31.03.2015

This Week: The lights are dimming on earth hour. Then, are electric cars really better for the environment. Plus, looking for some prime Downtown Toronto real estate ... the CBC has an offer for you.

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