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"The Canadianist" is a daily podcast hosted by Christopher M. Michaud, with new episodes Monday through Friday. Each episode cuts through the noise to focus on what’s actually happening in Canada, from the latest political developments to deeper conversations about where the country is heading. With a centrist lens, the show challenges partisan thinking, explores electoral reform, and lays out practical ideas for a more unified and functional Canada. Part analysis, part commentary, part blueprint, this is where the case for a stronger middle ground takes shape.
Christopher M. Michaud hosts The Canadianist, a society show with 43 episodes published.
On the 82nd anniversary of D-Day, we remember the Canadians who landed on Juno Beach and helped change the course of history. Their generation endured sacrifice on a scale that is difficult to imagine today. Many never r
As the United States approaches its 250th birthday, Canadians are having a renewed conversation about our relationship with our closest neighbour, largest trading partner, and longtime ally. In this episode of The Canadi
Canada just entered a technical recession. The political blame game started immediately. But Christopher M. Michaud isn't interested in who lit the match; he wants to know why the smoke alarms don't work. A look at long-
Today’s upload is a little different. This is the premiere episode of Canadianism, originally released on its own dedicated channel, but I’m sharing it here on The Canadianist as well so listeners can discover the broade
Behind the scenes while preparing the next episode of The Canadianist. A simple thought about something Canada may have lost along the way, shared experiences, shared conversations, and the feeling that we were all parti
Canada’s immigration debate has entered a new phase, and it’s no longer simply about immigration itself. In this episode of The Canadianist, Christopher M. Michaud explores the growing loss of public trust surrounding im
Canada just announced the new Canada Strong Fund, a proposed $25 billion investment vehicle designed to support major national projects in energy, infrastructure, manufacturing, and critical minerals. Supporters see it a
A press conference exchange with Prime Minister Mark Carney this week may have revealed more than intended. What began as a question about Ontario’s alcohol distribution quickly shifted into something much larger, a refr
A real conversation sparked this episode. Christopher M. Michaud breaks down a discussion with a young Canadian in his twenties, educated, serving in the military, doing everything right, and still not seeing a future fo
A sharp, satirical stand-alone from The Canadianist, this parody song turns a late-night monologue into a full political takedown of Canada’s current moment. Framed like a live studio performance, the piece walks through
Canada just handed the Liberals a majority, and we’re being told that means stability. But when you step back and look at what’s actually happening across the political landscape, it doesn’t feel stable at all. The Conse
This episode is part of a larger series where I’m sharing my books here on the podcast, not as a detour but as context. If we want to understand what’s happening in Canada today, we need to understand how we got here. Dr
Today is by-election day in Canada, but this story goes far beyond three ridings. With the Liberals gaining momentum, floor crossings making headlines, and growing speculation about a possible snap election, the politica
This episode is part of a larger series where I’m sharing my books here on the podcast, not as a detour, but as context. If we want to understand what’s happening in Canada today, we need to understand how we got here. D
A year after the election, we’re still talking about the result, but not in the way you think. In this episode, Christopher M. Michaud breaks down how a plurality government can evolve into a majority without a new natio
Today’s episode of The Canadianist looks at two sides of the same question, what we’re seeing, and what’s really going on underneath. In the first segment, Christopher M. Michaud breaks down the April 13 by-elections and
In this episode of The Canadianist, we step back from the daily noise and focus on something deeper, something foundational. This is a presentation of The Five Pillars of Canadianism, a framework developed by the United
In this episode, Christopher M. Michaud breaks down why so many Canadians feel frustrated, underrepresented, and disconnected from the system, even though the country itself remains stable. The problem isn’t collapse. It
This episode is part of a larger series where I’m sharing my books here on the podcast, not as a detour, but as context. If we want to understand what’s happening in Canada today, we need to understand how we got here. D
In this episode of The Canadianist, Christopher M. Michaud revisits the Freedom Convoy conversation, not from headlines or social media, but from lived experience at ground zero in downtown Ottawa. As talk of a possible
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