Peter Menzies: It’s time to rethink Canada’s cultural policy
Canadian culture is at a crossroads. For over 70 years, Canada's arts and media funding framework has remained largely unchanged, even as the country has become more diverse, more digital, and more di...
28 Elo 202552min
Patrick T. Brown: The roots of family decline in the West
As birth rates fall and family formation grows increasingly fragile across the developed world, understanding the forces driving these trends has never been more urgent. In this episode of Inside Poli...
21 Elo 202553min
Alex Dalziel: Canada must mind Russia’s Arctic ambitions
The importance of the Arctic is increasing, both for Canada and for our allies. That means it's critical to better understanding it.While Canadians sense that the Arctic is part of their identity, few...
14 Elo 202518min
Toby Young: Defending free speech in Canada and the UK
Free speech was once considered a bedrock democratic value. Now it's become one of the most contested issues in our culture-shaping institutions. Over the past decade, debates about what can and can’t...
7 Elo 20251h
John Ioannidis: What's shaken public confidence in science?
Science is often seen as the gold standard in policymaking – objective, rigorous, and self-correcting. But what happens when the science itself is uncertain, contradictory, or unreproducible?Over the ...
24 Heinä 202557min
Helen Joyce: how gender ideology gripped the West
On this episode, we tackle one of the most contested—and consequential—issues in public life: the rise of gender ideology and the erasure of biological sex. Over the past decade, the idea that gender ...
10 Heinä 20251h 1min
Leonard Sax: Our culture has broken the bonds across generations
Across the Western world, we’re seeing a crisis in youth mental health, a collapse in family formation, and growing confusion about sex and gender. At the same time, more young people than ever report...
26 Kesä 202552min
Oren Cass: Free markets and liberty are not ends unto themselves
5 Kesä 202558min
