Best Stephane Alexandre Podcasts (2025)

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“So fundamentally wrong”: Alexandre Forest and Stéphane Beaulac on Quebec’s constitution bill 22:17

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In the coming days, Quebec’s National Assembly will hear testimony about a proposed new provincial constitution, known as Bill 1. Alexandre Forest, President of the Canadian Bar Association’s Quebec Branch, will attend and argue that the legislation should be withdrawn in its entirety for reasons of substance and process. Meanwhile, Professor Stéph…

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Season 1 Wrap Up 6:28

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Drop us a message The grind behind a meaningful show isn’t glamorous, but it’s honest—and that honesty is why we’re still here after fifty episodes. Today we pull back the curtain, thank you for riding with us, and share what’s next: a two-week pause, then a season two opener that will test assumptions about love, loyalty, and what growth actually …

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Season’s Readings! 22:44

12d ago22:44

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It was a long year, but you made it! Time to put on your fuzzy socks, curl up with some cocoa, and dig into a good book. We’ve assembled an elite Canadian legal brain trust… to give you reading recommendations for the holidays. Want ideas for fiction? Non-fiction? True crime? Children’s lit? Narrative verse about a rescue at sea by a teenage girl i…

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Supporting Her Was the Assignment-and He Missed It 1:04:51

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Drop us a message What if your biggest career win turns your home into a battlefield? That’s the question we wrestle with as Jenny, a former stay-at-home mom, walks us through her leap into insurance sales, the rapid rise that followed, and the marriage that couldn’t carry the weight of her success. It’s a raw, intelligent look at support, ego, and…

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Plain language (or, Eschewing unnecessary obfuscation in juridical discourse) 22:00

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Why can’t lawyers and judges just say what they mean? Legal documents – statutes, contracts, court decisions – are infamous for being dense and full of jargon (not to mention Latin). But a growing community of legal professionals is advocating plain language as a way to make the law more accessible, build trust in the justice system, and ensure tha…

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BarberShop Confessional 2 42:08

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Drop us a message The clippers are buzzing, the debates are loud, and the mic is open to anyone brave enough to ask for help. We kick off with a powerful question from a woman who wants to show her “heavenliness” without being mistaken for flirting—and it opens a deeper exploration of boundaries, maturity, and the difference between dimming your li…

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How Life Insurance Shapes Black Generational Wealth 51:30

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Drop us a message The hardest conversation is often the one that saves a family. We tackle the quiet killer of Black generational wealth—life insurance avoidance—and break down how a policy can be more than a payout. With agency owner Willie Nash and ten-year veteran Jennifer Lewis, we explore the stories that fuel distrust, the products that actua…

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Expanding notwithstanding rebranding? (from the archives) 19:19

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The taboo once associated with Section 33 (the notwithstanding clause) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms seems to be fading. In recent months, Alberta has used it to end a teachers’ strike and pass bills affecting transgender youth and adults. Saskatchewan invoked it in 2023 to prevent students from changing names or pronouns without p…

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Stéphan Bureau 49:27

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Cette conversation aborde les défis du journalisme contemporain, en particulier au Québec, où l'opinion semble dominer l'information. Stéphan discute des enjeux israélo-palestiniens, de l'impact de Donald Trump sur la politique américaine, et des changements culturels aux États-Unis. Ils soulignent également les défis liés à la liberté d'expression…

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Barbershop Confessions On Ego, Love, And Fatherhood 42:38

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Drop us a message A quiet barbershop turns into a fearless forum when men start asking the questions they’re scared to say out loud. We kick off with a newlywed wrestling with a cold marriage—no intimacy, no spark, and a gut punch about being “unevenly yoked.” The advice is candid and practical: recreate the energy you began with, speak plainly abo…

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Bye-bye to the bar exam? Jennifer Pink and Jordan Furlong 20:03

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Passing the bar exam has long been accepted as a natural step for new lawyers. But in Canada, that seems to be changing. The Practice Readiness Education Program (PREP) has already replaced bar exams in PEI, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, and Nunavut. British Columbia is set to make the switch soon, and the Law Society of Ontario is …

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How Men Can Find Meaning; With McKenzie Beeby 1:02:07

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Drop us a message https://groupsformen.mykajabi.com/a/2148156353/LYbBzz2U The rules changed, but our wiring didn’t. We invited Mackenzie Beeby, co-founder and certified coach at Groups for Men, to pull modern manhood out of vague labels and into practical tools that actually help. From Nice Guy Syndrome and covert contracts to hidden addictions and…

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A chat with Margaret Satterthwaite, UN Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers 17:34

2M ago17:34

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NYU professor Margaret Satterthwaite has been monitoring threats to the rule of law on behalf of the UN Human Rights Council since 2022. She has seen autocrats around the world unleash assaults on their legal systems, but now she finds herself writing to the government of her own country about attacks on judges and lawyers in the United States. And…

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Eric Kaufmann 50:38

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The conversation explores the significant shift in political affiliations among university professors and other professionals over the past 60 years, highlighting a pronounced liberal bias in academia and the tech industry. It discusses the implications of these trends on political discourse and the representation of diverse viewpoints in various f…

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Reinvention, Recalibration, & Facing Your Dreams 47:26

2M ago47:26

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Drop us a message What if the fix isn’t reinvention at all—but a clean, honest renegotiation with yourself? We dig into the uneasy space so many people hit in their thirties, forties, and fifties, where old definitions of success stop fitting and the hustle starts to feel misaligned. Instead of blowing up your life, we map a practical, hopeful rout…

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Artificial intelligence, genuine bias: law professors Gideon Christian and Jake Effoduh 19:26

2M ago19:26

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When the Government of Canada launched its AI Strategy Task Force on September 26, 2025, Dr. Gideon Christian noticed a significant omission: Black people. Three weeks later, he was among 60 signatories of an open letter warning that Canada’s Black community “bears some of the greatest harms from AI bias and automated decision-making systems,” and …

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Lucy Biggers 42:14

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In this conversation, Lucy Biggers (from The Free Press!) shares her journey from being a climate activist to questioning the mainstream climate narrative. She discusses the fear-driven messaging prevalent in the climate movement, the role of media in shaping public perception, and the importance of recognizing the positive developments in climate …

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Should Cancel Culture Be Cancelled? 57:42

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Drop us a message Outrage is cheap. Accountability isn’t. We dig into the messy middle between “cancel culture” and real consequences, asking when someone should lose a platform, when a boycott makes sense, and where the line is between justice and harassment. From a comedian’s clapback at a heckler to a sportscaster’s racist slur, we unpack how co…

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Do we need a bail bill? Melanie Webb and Daniel Lerner react to Bill C-14 22:12

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On October 23, 2025, Canadian Justice Minister Sean Fraser introduced Bill C-14, the Bail and Sentencing Reform Act. The legislation notably aims to make bail “stricter and harder to get” and impose harsher sentences on repeat offenders. While some, like the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police and the Retail Council of Canada, have welcomed th…

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Étienne-Alexandre Beauregard 32:30

2M ago32:30

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Dans cet épisode, Jason s'entretient avec Étienne-Alexandre Beauregard, chercheur à l'Institut Cardus et auteur du nouveau livre Anti-Civilisation : pourquoi nos sociétés s'effondrent de l'intérieur. Discussion sur les enjeux contemporains du conservatisme au Québec. Ils explorent la crise de la liberté, les particularités du conservatisme québécoi…

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Alexandre Poulin 38:54

2M ago38:54

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Dans cet épisode, Alexandre et Jason explorent leur connexion artistique, leurs parcours respectifs dans la musique et l'enseignement, ainsi que les défis émotionnels liés à la paternité. Ils discutent de l'importance des rencontres humaines, de la résilience face aux épreuves, et de la manière dont la technologie influence leur vie. Ils abordent é…

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Being Seen vs Being Valued 50:07

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Drop us a message The chase to be “seen” is louder than ever, but does it make us any more whole? I sit down with my son, nephew, and daughter to unpack how social media, tribal identity, and real‑world pressure turn life into a performance—then we ask what it takes to be valued instead. From instant gratification to the quiet discipline of charact…

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The sisterhood of “gender sellouts” in criminal law: Anita Szigeti, Hamna Anwar and Kyla Lee 32:10

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This episode is a panel discussion with Anita Szigeti of Anita Szigeti Advocates, a Toronto firm that focuses on mental health and the law; Hamna Anwar, a criminal lawyer at Lindsay Law in Toronto; and Kyla Lee, who specializes in impaired driving cases at Acumen Law in Vancouver. They are all members of Women in Canadian Criminal Defence (WiCCD), …

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Mandana Javan 1:38:18

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Mandana Javan partage son parcours personnel et professionnel, de son enfance en Iran après la révolution islamique à son engagement pour les droits des femmes au Québec. Elle aborde les défis du communautarisme islamiste, la violence envers les femmes, et son travail clandestin pour aider celles qui souffrent de violences conjugales. Mandana évoqu…

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Mirror Wars: Aging and the Body We Live in 53:01

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Drop us a message What if motivation isn’t the spark, but the smoke after the fire? We dig into the honest, often unspoken world of men’s body image—how we measure ourselves against the mirror and each other, and what changes when aging, fatherhood, and real life take the wheel. With Kelly Saunders and Santana Jackson, the conversation moves past c…

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Supreme Court fall preview with Nadia Effendi 19:13

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Verdicts & Voices is a legal current affairs podcast presented by the Canadian Bar Association. With her retinue of expert guests, host Alison Crawford keeps listeners up to date on news, views, and stories about the law and the justice system in Canada. In this episode, Toronto lawyer and Supreme Court expert Nadia Effendi highlights some of the c…

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Thomas Chatterton Williams 37:58

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Being Gen Z: Finding Their Way 52:35

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Drop us a message If the internet makes life feel like a race, this conversation is a deep breath. We sit down with three sharp Gen Z voices who talk plainly about growing up fast, protecting identity in a noisy feed, and choosing discipline over hacks. From chivalry being mislabeled as “soft” to the quiet power of staying home to save, they cut th…

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Justice by the numbers: Hon. David Brown on delays, data, and thumping the drum 18:03

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Verdicts & Voices is a legal current affairs podcast presented by the Canadian Bar Association. With her retinue of expert guests, host Alison Crawford keeps listeners up to date on news, views, and stories about the law and the justice system in Canada. In this episode, Hon. David Brown draws on his 18 years of experience as an Ontario Superior Co…

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Éloïse Boies 1:14:19

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Dans cette conversation, Jason et Éloïse discutent de l'assassinat de Charlie Kirk, de ses implications sociopolitiques, et de la manière dont la société réagit à la violence et à la liberté d'expression. Ils abordent également l'importance de l'esprit critique, l'impact des réseaux sociaux, et les dangers de l'intelligence artificielle. La discuss…

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Men Break Down Dating, Daddy Issues, and Double Standards 57:26

3M ago57:26

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Drop us a message Three experienced men candidly answer relationship questions from women under 30, offering wisdom that challenges common misconceptions and provides practical guidance for navigating modern dating. • Double standards in relationships can be both healthy and harmful depending on context and intention • Feminism and relationships ca…

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“One day, she just had enough”: Karin Wells on the women behind landmark cases in Canadian law 19:50

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Verdicts & Voices is a legal current affairs podcast presented by the Canadian Bar Association. With her retinue of expert guests, host Alison Crawford keeps listeners up to date on news, views, and stories about the law and the justice system in Canada. In this episode, writer and documentarian Karin Wells discusses her new book, Women Who Woke up…

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Hélène Buzzetti 32:08

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Helene Buzzetti est analyste politique aux Coops de l’information - Le Droit, Soleil, Quotidien, Nouvelliste, La Tribune, Voix de l'Est. Elle est aussi auteure de "Plaidoyer pour l'extrême centre". Dans cette conversation, Hélène et Jason explorent les défis de la communication dans le paysage médiatique actuel, en discutant de l'impact des segment…

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Code Switching and Survival: Two Black Women Tell Their Truth 1:04:31

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Drop us a message This year alone, approximately 300,000 Black women have exited the US workforce. Behind this statistic lies a profound reality that demands our attention – the unique challenges Black women face navigating corporate America. In this candid conversation, we sit down with two successful Black professionals – Patrice Nash, a senior c…

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Ceelo Green: The Man - The Artist 35:03

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Drop us a message The legendary CeeLo Green joins us for a profound conversation that travels deep into his spiritual journey, artistic evolution, and newfound mission as a healthcare advocate. With the wisdom that comes from turning 50, CeeLo reflects on his transformation from a self-described "destructive person" to becoming a voice for communit…

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Aaron Stupple 1:05:34

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Aaron Stupple is a practicing physician, former public school teacher and author of The Sovereign Child. He lives in Western Massachusetts with his wife and five children. In this episode, we discuss various aspects of parenting, focusing on non-coercive methods and the philosophy behind raising children. We explore the importance of allowing child…

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Tobiah Rocker’s Squirrel Theory: How to Attract Success 1:02:27

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Drop us a message Ever wonder what separates successful entrepreneurs from those who struggle for years without breakthrough? Tobiah Rocker's story might just hold the answer. From borrowing a neighbor's lawnmower as an eight-year-old to fund a school field trip his mother couldn't afford, to building Roof Bullies, a thriving roofing and restoratio…

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Hangz #2 40:02

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Jason reflects on his summer experiences, particularly focusing on the challenges and joys of parenting during a two-week period alone with his children. He shares insights from his recent musical performance at the SuperFolk Festival, discussing the creative process and the emotional connection to his music. The conversation also delves into perso…

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The Golden Handcuffs: Breaking Free From Your 9-to-5 1:07:24

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Drop us a message What separates those who dream about entrepreneurship from those who actually succeed at it? In today’s conversation, brand strategist Rod Brinson reveals how getting laid off after 20+ years in corporate America became the catalyst for his entrepreneurial journey. We dive deep into what our host Stéphane calls "the ugly duckling …

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The Audacity of Youth: How Mayoral Candidate Jayden Williams Plans to Transform Stockbridge 44:58

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Drop us a message Meet Jayden Williams, the 22-year-old mayoral candidate whose resume might just make you question what you've accomplished in your life. With eight years of public service already behind him, this Clark Atlanta University political science graduate is mounting a serious challenge for leadership in Stockbridge, Georgia—and bringing…

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Verdicts and Voices: David Frum on the rule of law, asylum systems, and why Canada is global democracy’s “least dirty shirt” 1:09:25

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Modern Law: Verdicts and Voices is a monthly podcast in which we unpack key legal stories and celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Supreme Court of Canada. This special series delves into legal news, landmark cases and features expert guests who provide unique insights into Canada’s justice system. In this episode, Canadian-American political ana…

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Getting to Know Georgia Gubernatorial Candidate Derrick Jackson 1:14:35

4M ago1:14:35

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Drop us a message What happens when a career of service meets an uncompromising vision for economic justice? State Representative Derrick Jackson opens up about his journey from Navy Lieutenant Commander to gubernatorial candidate with a laser focus on family and opportunity for all Georgians. Growing up as his mother's only son in a single-parent …

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Nicole Lampert 51:23

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In this conversation, Nicole Lampert discusses the complexities of the Israel-Hamas war, the rise of anti-Semitism, and the music industry's response to current events. She provides insights into the historical context of anti-Semitism, the role of media in shaping public perception and propaganda, and the political dynamics surrounding the conflic…

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Behind the Mic: Thank You For 7 Months 13:30

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Drop us a message Seven months and 35 episodes deep into this journey, Manhood Matters has evolved into something truly special – a sacred space for authentic conversations through a Black male lens. Most podcasts never make it past episode 7, yet here we stand, growing stronger each week because of listeners like you who tune in, share feedback, a…

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Sobering Up: A Journey from Addiction to Purpose 53:55

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Drop us a message *** Warning: This episode mentions su!cide, addiction, & mental illness *** What happens when a man faces his demons head-on after three decades of alcoholism? Kenneth "Sober Scooter" Reddick II, reveals his extraordinary journey from the depths of addiction to becoming a beacon of hope for Black men struggling with mental health …

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Verdicts and Voices: Canada’s first Black female judge and the RDS Case, lawyers getting laughs, and the Safe Third Country Agreement. 58:43

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Modern Law: Verdicts and Voices is a monthly podcast in which we unpack key legal stories and celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Supreme Court of Canada. This special series delves into legal news, landmark cases and features expert guests who provide unique insights into Canada’s justice system. In this episode, host Alison Crawford welcomes p…

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Strong Women, Fed Up Men, Defeated Sons, Broken Daughters 54:53

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Drop us a message "Forgiveness doesn't have to be you going to somebody and saying 'I forgive you.' Forgiveness is a choice you make." These powerful words from Mark Monplaisir cut to the heart of healing generational trauma in the Black community. In this profound conversation, organizational psychologist and author Mark Monplaisir joins us to dis…

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Anthony Rispo 1:24:33

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In this episode of the Bajada Dialogues, Anthony Rispo shares his journey from musician to psychology graduate with a keen interest in political behavior. He discusses the impact of his musical background on his life, his motivations for creating content on social media, and the shifting political landscape among youth. The conversation delves into…

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The First Black Republic: Haiti's Untold Story and Legacy 53:35

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Drop us a message We explore the complex relationship between Haiti and other Black communities while confronting how colonial narratives have created artificial divisions within the African diaspora. • Examining the stigma Haitian-Americans faced growing up in the United States • Understanding how media has consistently portrayed Haiti negatively …

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Dads Under the Microscope: What Our Sons Really Think 56:43

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Drop us a message Vulnerability isn't something we often associate with fathers and sons, but in this raw, emotional episode, two dads and their 20-year-old sons break down those barriers completely. What happens when fathers ask their sons to grade their parenting performance, with nothing held back? Jean-Jacques (JJ) and Stéphane (our host), who …