The Spin Nation Podcast: Decoding Canadian Perspectives
Laurel Ostfield and Emmanuel Caisse
23 episodes
1 day ago
Send us a text In this episode of Spin Nation Podcast, we dissect Canada’s Budget 2025 not just for its numbers—but for the narrative strategy driving the headlines. With a staggering $78 billion deficit, sweeping reforms, and a wild floor crossing, this budget is more than policy—it's political theatre. We explore: How key players in Canadian politics are framing Budget 2025 to shape public perceptionThe rhetorical tactics behind the government's messaging and opposition responsesWhat these ...
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Send us a text In this episode of Spin Nation Podcast, we dissect Canada’s Budget 2025 not just for its numbers—but for the narrative strategy driving the headlines. With a staggering $78 billion deficit, sweeping reforms, and a wild floor crossing, this budget is more than policy—it's political theatre. We explore: How key players in Canadian politics are framing Budget 2025 to shape public perceptionThe rhetorical tactics behind the government's messaging and opposition responsesWhat these ...
The Spin Nation Podcast: Decoding Canadian Perspectives
23 minutes
4 months ago
Top 10 Canadian Podcasts and the Launch of Gander
We have analyzed the data to crown the top 10 Canadian podcasts. Learn how traditional media compares to emerging, independent voices in the podcast realm. We also explore the demographics of podcast listeners and the role of American media in shaping our narratives. Plus, we talk about the launch of new Canadian social media platform, Gander.
The Spin Nation Podcast: Decoding Canadian Perspectives
Send us a text In this episode of Spin Nation Podcast, we dissect Canada’s Budget 2025 not just for its numbers—but for the narrative strategy driving the headlines. With a staggering $78 billion deficit, sweeping reforms, and a wild floor crossing, this budget is more than policy—it's political theatre. We explore: How key players in Canadian politics are framing Budget 2025 to shape public perceptionThe rhetorical tactics behind the government's messaging and opposition responsesWhat these ...
