Red-Tory

The discourse presented elucidates the precarious state of political dynamics in Canada, particularly in relation to the tumultuous events transpiring in the United States. We address the notion of a potential coup within the U.S. and its implications for Canadian society, as articulated by our guest, Armine Yalnizyan, a preeminent economist. Yalnizyan posits that the geopolitical landscape is shi...

The dialogue between Jesse Hirsh and Allan Gregg embarks upon a profound examination of contemporary political landscapes, with particular emphasis on the implications of social media and the evolution of political discourse. Hirsh initiates the conversation by drawing a parallel between the socio-political commentary embedded within The Clash's music, specifically their track 'Ghetto Defendant',...

The discourse engages profoundly with the contemporary geopolitical landscape, particularly focusing on the ramifications of the Trump administration's recent assertions regarding Gaza. The dialogue unfolds with Jesse Hirsh and Allan Gregg reflecting on the immediate consequences of President Trump's controversial claim of 'owning' Gaza, a statement that has left both the press corps and political...

The episode commences with a thoughtful discourse between Jesse Hirsh and Allan Gregg regarding the pressing issue of tariffs and their ramifications for Canadian-American relations. As the hosts delve into the complexities of trade, they highlight the significant reliance of Canada on the United States, with 70% of Canadian exports directed southward. This dependence not only shapes the economic...

Jesse Hirsh and Allan Gregg inaugurate the Red-Tory podcast by articulating their desire to engage in substantive discourse that transcends the limitations of rigid ideological frameworks. They express a mutual recognition of the complexities inherent in contemporary sociopolitical dynamics, emphasizing the necessity for open dialogue that embraces diverse perspectives. Throughout their conversati...