EP 208: Thomas Chatterton Williams on 2020 and its Aftermath

EP 208: Thomas Chatterton Williams on 2020 and its Aftermath

The summer of 2020 was one of the most explosive periods of recent memory — with pandemic lockdowns, the death of George Floyd, nationwide protests and riots, and workplace purges and online mobbings. And yet, so much of what went on has now been forgotten. In his new book, our guest on the program today encourages us to take a good, hard look at the insanity of those months, and how they shaped the era we’re now living through. Thomas Chatterton Williams is a staff writer at The Atlantic. Hi...

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EP 221: Daniel Debow: It's Time for 'Bold Adventurism'

EP 221: Daniel Debow: It's Time for 'Bold Adventurism'

It’s budget day here in Canada. As Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government tables its first federal budget, we will get reaction and hear a lot of different visions for the country. On today’s episode...

4 Nov 202540min

EP 220: Darrell Bricker on Canada's Breaking Point

EP 220: Darrell Bricker on Canada's Breaking Point

One of the themes of the Lean Out podcast is the many crises that Canada is facing —and where we go from here. Our guest on the program today warns that we are at a breaking point, and in desperate ne...

29 Okt 202536min

EP 219: Jason Guriel on Fandom

EP 219: Jason Guriel on Fandom

Before the Internet, before the literary world was overrun by online politics, before everything you read — and wrote — had to advance an agenda, there was the solitary person, in a room, losing thems...

22 Okt 202536min

EP 218: Adam Szetela on the Publishing Industry's 'Circular Firing Squad'

EP 218: Adam Szetela on the Publishing Industry's 'Circular Firing Squad'

Many of us that are big readers have been scratching our heads for years, trying to figure out why so many books are now so tedious and moralistic. What’s happened to North American literary culture —...

15 Okt 202545min

EP 217: Marc Dunkelman on Why Nothing Works

EP 217: Marc Dunkelman on Why Nothing Works

If you live in North America, chances are good that you spend a lot of time wondering why things feel so dysfunctional. Why can’t we make any progress on the big issues of our age, like housing? Our g...

8 Okt 202539min

EP 216: David Cayley on the CBC's Populist Era

EP 216: David Cayley on the CBC's Populist Era

In recent years, we have seen heated debate in this country around the CBC and its future. With the question of defunding no longer looming, it is a good time to pause, to look back at where our natio...

1 Okt 202553min

EP 215: Brian Stewart on the 'Spinning Vortex' of News

EP 215: Brian Stewart on the 'Spinning Vortex' of News

Today, as we go to air, our guest on the program takes the stage at Toronto Metropolitan University to address the next generation. He is a legendary Canadian journalist and he’ll be reflecting on the...

24 Sep 202551min

EP 214: Justin Ling on Canada's 'Existential' Election

EP 214: Justin Ling on Canada's 'Existential' Election

Earlier this year at Lean Out, we covered Canada’s federal election. It was a contest not just between candidates and parties but between dominant narratives about the challenges facing this country. ...

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