The Ryan Painter Show: Recent Episodes
Ryan Painter
Does today's news, current events and politics make you want to bang your head against a wall? Well, guess what, me too! Let's bang our heads against the wall together while taking a (serious, not so serious) look at what's making waves. We'll even talk about some stuff that isn't because maybe a baby orca is news you need to hear right now.
On this final episode of the Ryan Painter Show, I think my listeners for their support and I talk to Zion Lights about the past, present, and future of nuclear energy.
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In today's episode, we talk to J.J. McCullough about Bill C-11, the Trudeau Liberal's Online Streaming Act, and I rant about the climate movement and how their actions are increasingly pitting people against real action on the climate. You can check out J.J.'s website here and check out his recent piece in the Washington Post about the recent elections in Quebec and what the result means for the future of the separatist movement.
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WE'RE BACK! After four and a half months (no wonder I'm tired) on the election trail, I'm back in the saddle bringing you society, culture, and current events insights. I'll provide a breakdown of my experience with the local election soon, but in this episode, I introduce a new segment called Let's Get Into It, I talk with Mayor-Elect of Saanich Dean Murdock, and Councillor-Elect of Saanich Colin Plant, Councillor-Elect of Landford Colby Harder, and Check News Political Correspondent Rob Shaw about the BC NDP leadership race (or lack thereof). If you like the show, please consider becoming a subscribing member at patreon.com/trpshow. For a coffee a month you can support the show or, if you're feeling really generous, you can look at another tier of support and get some great benefits! Check out the tiered options at Patreon.
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The eleventh episode of The Ryan Painter Show discusses updates on the Lisa Laflamme episode and I interview Joyce Arthur, Executive Director of the Abortion Rights Coalition of Canada. Check out our memberships and their great benefits at https://patreon.com/trpshow Follow me on: Facebook - https://facebook.com/ryanlpainter Twitter - https://twitter.com/ryanlpainter Instagram - https://instagram.com/ryanlpainter Award Photo Credit: The Guardian News Desk Photo Credit: CityNews
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In this episode I reflect on the double standards women face and I talk to outgoing Saanich District Councillor Rebecca Mersereau about why she isn't running again, how she feels about what she's accomplished, and what advice she has for people seeking elected office.
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In today's episode, I talk about the attack on Salman Rushdie, Joe Rogan, free speech and why I think speaking with love, kindness, and curiocity is more powerful than cancelling people.
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Temperatures weren't the only things setting records this weekend. A new political movement in Langford is looking to end what they see as a record of bad governance and a lack of transparency in the south island municipality. In this episode I interview five candidates running under the LangfordNow banner. I ask them why they are running and what they hope to accomplish. NOTE: This is the first in a series of 2022 local election special episodes where I interview candidates and learn why they are running. We dive into what's happening in local municipalities and learn about some of the key issues that will affect how people vote on October 15th. Do you like what I'm producing? If you do, please consider becoming a member of the TRPShow Community. Head over to www.patreon.com/trpshow and select a five dollar membership. This will help with the development and production of this show? Willing to give more? Check out our higher tier offers, including subscription to our loyalty program and an opportunity to get $100 back after a year. Check out all the great offers at www.patreon.com/trpshow.
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Thwarted again! Unable to nail down a time that works for my most recent guest, instead I spent the whole episode talking about Chris Cornell, why it still hurt so much that he's gone, what his music means to me and so many others, and why it's never too late to ask for help if you're struggling with mental health challenges.
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I've either got a cold or forever allergies. Either way, the show must go on. I interview UVic Assistant Professor of political science Will Greaves and we talk about Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbin, and what Brexit COULD ultimately mean for the unity of the United Kingdom.
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Despite Roger's ruining my plans for a deep dive into BC's climate policy and the BC NDP Leadership race, I pulled the podcast together to talk about Elon Musk dropping out of taking over Twitter, some great local Victoria beer (GO PHILLIPS) and thoughts on how the "Green Left" gets it so wrong. Want to support the production and development of this show, get full access to exclusive interviews, and even get custom merchandise delivered right to your door? Consider becoming a supporter on Patreon. We have four subscription tiers ranging from $5/month to $50/month, with great rewards for signing up, including a $100 gift card or credit of your choice if you support the show for one year at the top tier support level. Click now and sign up to support the show at www.patreon.com/trpshow.
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On this episode, we talk to UBC professor of political science Allan Tupper about the legacy of Premier and BC NDP Leader John Horgan, where he is placed among recent BC NDP premiers, who might step up to run for leader and why the leadership race must not be a coronation. Want to support the production and development of this show, get full access to exclusive interviews, and even get custom merchandise delivered right to your door? Consider becoming a supporter on Patreon. We have four subscription tiers ranging from $5/month to $50/month, with great rewards for signing up, including a $100 gift card or credit of your choice if you support the show for one year at the top tier support level. Click now and sign up to support the show at www.patreon.com/trpshow.
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It's Pride Parade Day in Victoria and I get a little ranty (reasonably so) on how important this Pride was in the shadows of the overturning of Roe vs. Wade.
I was so happy to sit down with former MPP for York South - Weston, Faisal Hassan, to talk about his experience during the campaign, where he thinks the Ontario NDP went wrong, and what his plans are next, including if he's going to run for leader of the Ontario NDP.
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On the show, we talk to Frank Graves, founder and president of EKOS Research, about his recent poll on populism and polarization, what it looks like in Canada, and how Canadian populism is unique.
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While somewhat stuffy, Ryan muses about the coming recession, how dogs make him feel, a Mozart quote and more.
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