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Red-Tory

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About this Podcast:

The Red Tory mission is to critically make sense of our world while having fun doing so. We’re committed to public education, sharing knowledge, and public policy debates. As researchers our current view is that nothing is sacred when so much is uncertain.For most people, the world seems to be an increasingly chaotic and confusing place. That’s because it is.In “Red-Tory,” Jesse Hirsh and Allan Gregg—two inquisitive friends from different generations—team up to untangle the chaos. With decades of experience analyzing, navigating, and explaining the intersection of technological and socio-political change, they bring sharp insights and a bit of humor to the news-driven topics shaping our lives.The conversations are rooted in and riff off the two newsletters written by each co-host. Jesse’s “Future of Authority” identifies undercurrents behind current news that reflect his deep interest in and understanding of new theories and developments in technology and intelligence – ideas tha

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Contact path

Public web form

Booking probability

19%

Guest openness

Selective

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Questions about Red-Tory

What is Red-Tory about?

The Red Tory mission is to critically make sense of our world while having fun doing so. We’re committed to public education, sharing knowledge, and public policy debates. As researchers our current view is that nothing is sacred when so much is uncertain. For most people, the world seems to be an increasingly chaotic and confusing place.

What has Red-Tory covered recently?

Recent episodes include "30: Canada After the Vote: Resistance or Retreat?" (30 April 2025, 47 minutes), "29: Election Day Realities and the Escalating Trade Wars" (28 April 2025, 52 minutes), and "28: Tariffs, Empty Shelves, and the Mirage of Mastery" (23 April 2025, 52 minutes).

How often does Red-Tory publish?

Red-Tory publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 53 minutes across 30 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Red-Tory?

Booking probability for Red-Tory is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Red-Tory requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Red-Tory's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch Red-Tory?

The strongest fits for Red-Tory are Government & Politics. Red-Tory has a news audience and around 110 subscribers on YouTube.

About the host

Red-Tory is a news podcast with 30 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Apr 30, 202547 minS0

    <p>In this post-election episode of Red-Tory, Jesse Hirsh and Allan Gregg unpack the results of Canada’s federal election and ask what’s coming next—not just for Canada, but for the global order. The conversation...

  • Apr 18, 202544 minS0

    <p>In this episode of Red-Tory, Jesse Hirsh and Allan Gregg break down the two recent federal leaders' debates and reflect on what they reveal about the state of Canadian democracy. As the 2025 election unfolds, Canada...

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