Trish Wood
Trish Wood
THE COVID YEARS WHEN FEAR DROVE CANADA CRAZY
THE COVID YEARS WHEN FEAR DROVE CANADA CRAZY
THE COVID YEARS WHEN FEAR DROVE CANADA CRAZY
Friday 30th May 2025
Trish Wood explores how fear impacts governance, with John Carpay discussing historical and COVID-19 implications.
72 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Fear can lead to drastic societal decisions.
- Historical examples illustrate fear's impact on governance.
- COVID-19 policies have sparked debate on fear-driven actions.
- The Hockey Canada case highlights ongoing societal issues.
- Questioning conventional narratives is essential.
Scaring the people gave tyranny oxygen.
Trish Wood takes a critical look at the hysteria surrounding COVID-19 and its impact on Canada in this engaging episode. She is joined by John Carpay, a lawyer and head of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, who examines how fear can drive nations to make drastic decisions. Drawing parallels from history, Carpay discusses how fear was manipulated from the days of the Third Reich to modern pandemic policies.
His perspective challenges listeners to think about the broader implications of fear in governance and society. Trish also updates listeners on the ongoing Hockey Canada sex assault case, adding layers to the episode's exploration of societal issues. With her trademark empathetic yet tough interview style, Trish encourages listeners to question conventional narratives and consider the effects of fear-driven policies. The episode promises a blend of historical context and contemporary analysis, inviting listeners to reflect on how fear shapes our world.
So, if you're keen to explore these themes and question the status quo, this episode is worth your time.