Laurel Ostfield and Emmanuel Caisse
The Spin Nation Podcast: Decoding Canadian Perspectives
Spin Nation: Decoding Canadian Perspectives examines how political, media, and societal narratives take shape across Canada. Hosted by 996 Advisors, the podcast forms part of our ongoing analysis of reputation risk, providing insight into how narratives emerge, gain authority, and influence trust among Canadian stakeholders. We look at the data behind the spin. We break it all down— the people, the strategies, and the numbers behind the spin . If you want to understand how the story is being shaped, this is your podcast . The Spin Nation Podcast is hosted by Laurel Ostfield and Emmanuel Cais...
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Apr 22, 2026
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Episodes
Canadians Reactions to Bill C-2: A Deep Dive 16.06.2025 16:02
Send us Fan Mail This episode delves into Canadians' reactions to Bill C-2, exploring the implications of the bill on civil liberties, immigration, and money laundering. The discussion highlights the difference in focus area between traditional media and social influencers, emphasizing the role of trust in communication strategies. The analysis also reveals a divergence in perspectives betwe...
Who Are Canada's Top YouTubers Dishing On News & Politics? 10.06.2025 29:26
Send us Fan Mail Who’s really influencing Canadians on YouTube? We dig into the data to uncover which voices—mainstream and independent—are shaping the conversation. From top-ranked legacy media to rising creators, we break down the numbers and what they mean for Canada’s media future. This is our beta take—just one week of data—with more to come. Don’t see your favorite voice? Let us know!
Echo Chambers: Whose Fault Are They? 03.06.2025 21:20
Send us Fan Mail Are echo chambers driven by social platforms and are their algorithms to blame for polarization and social division within Canada? Pew Research Data: https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2024/02/23/majorities-in-most-countries-surveyed-say-social-media-is-good-for-democracy/ Brookings Institute: https://www.brookings.edu/articles/echo-chambers-rabbit-holes-and-ideological-bias-...
Why Are Pipelines So Popular? 03.06.2025 19:10
Send us Fan Mail The perception on pipelines in Canada has changed so dramatically. We break down the discussion to explore the intersection of pipelines, climate change, energy and the economy.
Seeking Trust in Media 03.06.2025 19:28
Send us Fan Mail Independent influencers and emerging media —the disruptors challenging legacy outlets and winning Canadians' trust. Why are mainstream voices missing the mark, and what’s fueling the rise of a new generation of influencers? Links to the data we cite in this episode: Pollara Trust in Media: https://www.pollara.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Trust-in-Media-July-2024-final.pdf...
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