Trish Wood
Trish Wood
Guest: MartyUpNorth
Guest: MartyUpNorth
Guest: MartyUpNorth
Friday 2nd May 2025
Join Trish Wood and MartyUpNorth as they dissect Canada's election chaos, exploring political intrigue and Alberta's uncertain future.
103 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Political Turmoil: Trish Wood and MartyUpNorth Analyse Canada's Election
Episode Overview
- Examination of Mark Carney's unexpected election win.
- Insight into Alberta's growing dissatisfaction with federal policies.
- Discussion on Donald Trump's influence in Canadian politics.
- Challenges faced by journalists due to media censorship.
- Trish Wood's commitment to truth-focused journalism.
"Politics is so low these days that the terrible things people do to get elected should actually preclude them from holding office".
Trish Wood is known for her sharp investigative skills and fearless approach to journalism, and this episode of 'Trish Wood is Critical' is no exception. With guest MartyUpNorth, aka Martin Belanger, the discussion takes a deep dive into the turbulent political landscape of Canada. Trish and Marty explore the surprising outcome of the recent election, where Mark Carney's victory over Pierre Polyev left many scratching their heads.
Trish candidly shares her thoughts on the dirty tricks employed during the campaign and questions the integrity of the political process. Marty, an engineer with a penchant for podcasting, provides insights from Alberta's perspective, pondering its future within Canada amidst growing dissatisfaction with federal policies. The conversation touches on the peculiar relationship between Donald Trump and Mark Carney, adding layers to the already complex political narrative.
Trish doesn't shy away from expressing her frustrations with media censorship, particularly on platforms like Twitter, where her investigative work faced obstacles. Despite these challenges, she remains committed to delivering truth over tribalism, aiming to offer more concise and impactful journalism through Substack. The episode is a blend of political analysis and personal reflection, making it both engaging and thought-provoking. Whether you're interested in Canadian politics or simply enjoy hearing candid discussions, this episode offers plenty to mull over.
So, why not dive into this conversation and see what resonates with you?