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Thought Fuzz

Thought Fuzz is a brand new philosophy and politics podcast coming to you once a week on Thursdays, starting January 10th, 2019.

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On a very special episode of Thought Fuzz, Mike and Aaron shift gears and discuss the controversial finale of Game of Thrones, one of the world’s most popular prestige television shows, by asking to what extent the fans own the story and to what extent power is a kind of storytelling. Join them as they take a deep dive and say good bye to one of their most beloved long form series ever.

Valar Morghulis: all shows must end.

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"I am the State," Louis XIV said. "I am the Podcast," Michael replied. So began a debate for our times, on a very special, very Canadian episode of Thought Fuzz, in which our hosts tackle one of the most esteemed of national institutions -- no, not maple syrup, not hockey, nor even socialized healthcare. The subject: the House of Windsor, the monarchy of Canada. What is it good for? Why have it? Canadians tell themselves their country is celebrated the world over for its progressive leaning, its inclusive society, and forward-looking ideals and political system; yet we retain hereditary, unelected rule. One of our most beloved holidays, May 24th, is the birthday of a queen who hasn't ruled over us in more than a century. This week, Mike and Aaron debate the merits of monarchy itself, and ask if it still has any place in a modern, western democracy.

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itunes: itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/thoug…uzz/id1449182868

Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/7DjNDrzrwIWsUqix1k3WuI

Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCxdNgJitwwmZVT9OC9JHKjQ/

PlayerFM: player.fm/series/thought-fuzz

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In a democracy, leaders are ostensibly elected on their ability to deliver results to their own constituents. But if no man is an island, so it is that no nation is truly isolated; what happens if one affects another? Are an elected official's responsibilities confined to the jurisdiction of their voters? Or must they go farther? This week, Mike and Aaron take sides on this issue and hash it out.

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Twitter: twitter.com/thoughtfuzzcast

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itunes: itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/thoug…uzz/id1449182868

Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/7DjNDrzrwIWsUqix1k3WuI

Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCxdNgJitwwmZVT9OC9JHKjQ/

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Lying facedown on the floor of the Roman Senate, one wonders if Julius Caesar spent his final moments reconsidering his decision to champion 'the common people', rather than the Senate class. He wanted to rule Rome, but his participation in public life lead him to a bloody end. One gets the feeling that 'Sic Semper Tyrannis' would surely have become a viral tweet...
Democracy demands public participation; public participation invites public inquiry; and, in the internet age, public inquiry often manifests itself in malicious online attacks that can threaten one's very way of life. Is individual democratic participation - a life in politics, so to speak - worth the risks that often come with it? Has the internet enabled greater public participation... or simply encouraged many a Brutus and Cassius? This week, political junkies Mike and Aaron debate the problem. Tune in to hear their thoughts, in one of their most introspective episodes yet.

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Twitter:
twitter.com/thoughtfuzzcast

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www.facebook.com/thoughtfuzzcast/

Instagram:
www.instagram.com/thought_fuzz_podcast

itunes:
itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/thoug…uzz/id1449182868

Spotify:
open.spotify.com/show/7DjNDrzrwIWsUqix1k3WuI

Youtube:
www.youtube.com/channel/UCxdNgJitwwmZVT9OC9JHKjQ/

PlayerFM:
player.fm/series/thought-fuzz

Stitcher:
www.stitcher.com/podcast/thought-fuzz?refid=stpr

Our Website:
www.thoughtfuzz.com/