In this episode, Cam & Alise talk about the latest developments from the 44th General Election, the last leaders' debates, how they went down, the tone of the campaign as we enter the final week and a couple last words about the campaign & social media attacks on Indigenous women who speak the truth.   Theme Song for Season Three: "Big Boy Pants" by Shane Ivers https://www.silvermansound.com

In this episode, Cam & Alise talk about the latest developments from the 44th General Election, the tone of the campaign as it hits the midway point, the Liberal platform release, the upcoming party leader debates and a couple last words about those protests at campaigns, both for the protesters and the protested.   Theme Song for Season Three: "Big Boy Pants" by Shane Ivers https://www.silvermansound.com

In this episode, Cam & Alise talk about the latest developments from Afghanistan, the questions being asked of the current government, how this might impact the ongoing election, the state of play in the campaign itself, where the parties stand and a couple last words for Elections Canada.   Theme Song for Season Three: "Big Boy Pants" by Shane Ivers https://www.silvermansound.com

In this episode, Cam & Alise talk the start of the 44th General Election, the attempts at wedge politics at the start of this campaign (and the wedgies it brought), what the current state of polling tell us about how things are going at the beginning, the effect of Tuesdays election result in Nova Scotia and a couple last words with some rare praise for Doug Ford and the photo of Erin O'Toole that everyone is talking about. Theme Song for Season Three: "Big Boy Pants" by Shane Ivers https://www.silvermansound.com

In this episode, Cam & Alise talk the reports of a Federal Election being called on Sunday, the last-minute decision by some Liberal MPs to not run again, what that might say, why having this election now could be a bad idea, the effects of the one-sided re-opening of the Canada/US Border on the mood of the country, how Climate Change might play differently in this election with this stressed electorate after this Summer and a couple last words about love for the West and some encouragement to the youth.   Theme Song for Season Three: "Big Boy Pants" by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

In this episode, Cam is joined by new co-host Alise Mills. They talk about the rumours of a potential Federal election, if this is the right time to go to the polls, where the different parties stand at this point, the state of our politics in general, how this moment could lend itself to bigger thinking and a couple last words about this week in Canadian Politics.   Theme Song for Season Three: "Big Boy Pants" by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

In this episode, Cam interviews the Hon. Joe Jordan, former MP for Leeds-Greenville. They talk about the current state of the 43rd Parliament of Canada, the likely Fall election to come, being a progressive politician in rural Canada, how progressive parties can bridge the divide between rural and urban & the unique experience of following the footsteps of family going into political office.   Theme Song for Season Three: "Big Boy Pants" by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

In this episode, Cam goes into the news of the past week from Kamloops, the reaction nation wide and in Ottawa, what we all need from our political leaders right now and how this past week reminds us why reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples cannot truly happen without closure. Theme Song for Season Three: "Big Boy Pants" by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

In this episode, Cam talks about the return of the Conservative Leadership Race, the fails & disturbing comments from it since it re-started, the numerous fails of Peter MacKay & how the race keeps moving further away from tackling the actual problem that brought it all about.

In this episode, Cam talks about the response of the Federal government to Covid-19, the lessons of the short-term, the new longer-term needs that are coming to the surface as the response continue & how maybe a Basic Income program may be part of the answer.