Podcasts about election 2021

Everything you ever wanted to know about the government's economic strategy, the inaugural government conference and how the House of Keys has fared during the 12 months since the election. Does the government have a bold an exciting vision set to change our lives for the better or is it just the same old plan with a glitzy new cover.

In 2021 Samoa went through a rollercoaster with its election. One of the many arguments was the additional seat for women in Parliament and the Head of State's call to hold another election.

Media Confirmation : ‘In Libya presidential election scheduled for December 24 was indefinitely pushed back' and ‘Tensions as armed groups mobilize in Tripoli' – December 21, 2021 – as predicted by Clairvoyant House ”Dimitrinka Staikova and daughters Stoyanka and Ivelina Staikova” in their book publ. October 19, 2021 : NEW EBOOK AND PAPERBACK BOOK: A ROAD OF FIRE : THE HAVANA SYNDROME, LIBYAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 2021, OIL AND GAS – THE ENERGY CRISIS IN RUSSIA, USA AND EUROPE CIA , INTELLIGENCE, PANDEMIC, ELECTIONS, MONEY – CLAIRVOYANT/ PSYCHIC WORLD PREDICTIONS 2021 – 2022 AUTHORS : DIMITRINKA STAIKOVA, STOYANKA STAIKOVA, IVELINA STAIKOVA PUBLISHED : OCTOBER 19, 2021 Table of Contents : https://clairvoyantdimitrinkastaikova.weebly.com/hottestnewspredictions/new-book-a-road-of-fire-the-havanasyndrome-libyan-presidential-election-2021-oil-and-gas-the-energy-crisis-in-russia-usa-and-europe-cia-intelligence-pandemic-elections-money-clairvoyant-psychic-world-prediction Clairvoyant House “Dimitrinka Staikova and daughters Stoyanka and Ivelina Staikova ” – from Europe, Bulgaria, Varna ORDER THE EBOOK WITH PAYPAL : https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=M55X9YL9RDUNY ORDER THE EBOOK WITH WESTERN UNION ON Our Ebook Store : https://clairvoyantdimitrinkastaikova.weebly.com/hottestnewspredictions/new-book-a-road-of-fire-the-havanasyndrome-libyan-presidential-election-2021-oil-and-gas-the-energy-crisis-in-russia-usa-and-europe-cia-intelligence-pandemic-elections-money-clairvoyant-psychic-world-prediction BUY THE PAPERBACK BOOK FROM AMAZON : —https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09JVFF5YD/ Only a small part of Clairvoyant/Psychic reading about : – LIBYAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION DECEMBER 2021 : 1. Saif al – Islam Gaddafi ( Candidate for Libyan Presidential Election December 2021 ) – The Story continues to be written also January 2022 – Clairvoyant / Psychic reading September 23 , 2021 – by Clairvoyant House ” Dimitrinka Staikova and daughters Stoyanka and Ivelina Staikova ” – from Europe , Bulgaria , Varna http://clairvoyantdimitrinkastaikova.weebly.com ….,but the story continues to be written until January 2022.(MEDIA CONFIRMATION 1) + Clairvoyant reading to Saif al – Islam Gaddafi – Candidate for Libyan Presidential Elections December 2021 – by Clairvoyant Stoyanka Staikova – September 23 , 2021 – Agitation in Libyan prisons , hidden comunications. His business. Will there be elections in Libya December 2021 ? http://clairvoyantdimitrinkastaikova.weebly.com …December 2021 – Saif al-Islam is seeing battle actions in Libya, explosions, he will hide underground. I see riots and unrests and military actions that will stop the making of Libyan Presidential Election December 24, 2021.(MEDIA CONFIRMATION 2) MEDIA CONFIRMATION : Media Confirmation 1 : In Libya, anger and uncertainty after polls delayed – December 24, 2021 Libyans express frustration after presidential election scheduled for December 24 was indefinitely pushed back. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/12/24/in-libya-anger-and-uncertainty-after-polls-delayed Media Confirmation 2 : Libya: Tensions as armed groups mobilize in Tripoli – December 21, 2021 https://news.un.org/en/story/2021/12/1108562 The UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) on Tuesday expressed concern over the unfolding security situation in the capital, Tripoli, where forces affiliated with different armed groups have been deploying. The development came as Libyans awaited news about the postponement of long-promised landmark elections, due to take place on Friday. Click here to read more : https://dimitrinkastaikova.wordpress.com/2021/12/26/2-media-confirmations-in-libya-presidential-election-scheduled-for-december-24-was-pushed-back-and-tensions-as-armed-groups-mobilize-in-tripoli-december-21-2021/

CLAIRVOYANT READING/ PSYCHIC PREDICTIONS BY THREE CLAIRVOYANTS ABOUT : – LIBYAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION DECEMBER 2021 : 1. Saif al – Islam Gaddafi ( Candidate for Libyan Presidential Election December 2021 ) – The Story continues to be written also January 2022 – Clairvoyant / Psychic reading September 23 , 2021 – by Clairvoyant House ” Dimitrinka Staikova and daughters Stoyanka and Ivelina Staikova ” – from Europe , Bulgaria , Varna + Clairvoyant reading to Saif al – Islam Gaddafi – Candidate for Libyan Presidential Elections December 2021 – by Clairvoyant Stoyanka Staikova – September 23 , 2021 – Agitation in Libyan prisons , hidden comunications. His business. Will there be elections in Libya December 2021 ? + Clairvoyant reading to Saif al-Islam Gaddafi – Candidate for Libyan Presidential Elections December 2021 – by Clairvoyant Ivelina Staikova Sept. 23 , 2021 2. Khalifa Haftar ( Libya's eastern strongman ) – Events , Climate changes in Libya , Problems on the territory of Haftar , Health , Supplies , Libya Elections 2021 / 2022 – it is not difficult to win the Elections , but to keep them – Clairvoyant reading / Psychic predictions September 24 , 2021 – by Clairvoyant House ” Dimitrinka Staikova and daughters Stoyanka and Ivelina Staikova ” – from Europe , Bulgaria , Varna + Clairvoyant reading to Khalifa Haftar ( Libya's Eastern strongman ) – finances , business , loss of soldiers – by Clairvoyant Stoyanka Staikova – September 24 , 2021 + Clairvoyant reading to Khalifa Haftar ( Libya's Eastern strongman ) – finances , business , loss of soldiers – by Clairvoyant Ivelina Staikova – September 24 , 2021 3. Fathi Bashaga ( Candidate for Libyan Presidential Election 2021 ) – What will happen on the territory of Fayez al – Sarraj ? How will develop the events on Libyan Presidential Election 2021-2022 ? – Clairvoyant reading / Psychic predictions September 26 , 2021 – by Clairvoyant House ” Dimitrinka Staikova and daughters Stoyanka and Ivelina Staikova” – from Europe , Bulgaria , Varna + Clairvoyant reading to : Fathi Bashaga – Libya ( Interior Minister of the former government of the National Accord ( GNA ) – and his Presidential campaign – by Clairvoyant Stoyanka Staikova. Sept.25 , 2021 Part of the Ebook and Paperback book : A ROAD OF FIRE : THE HAVANA SYNDROME, LIBYAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 2021, OIL AND GAS – THE ENERGY CRISIS IN RUSSIA, USA AND EUROPE CIA , INTELLIGENCE, PANDEMIC, ELECTIONS, MONEY – CLAIRVOYANT/ PSYCHIC WORLD PREDICTIONS 2021 – 2022 AUTHORS : DIMITRINKA STAIKOVA, STOYANKA STAIKOVA, IVELINA STAIKOVA PUBLISHED : OCTOBER 19, 2021 Buy the Paperback Book from Amazon : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09JVFF5YD/ Order the Ebook with PayPal or with Western Union on Our Ebook Store : https://clairvoyantdimitrinkastaikova.weebly.com/HottestNewsPredictions - see the links to order and read Complete table of contents in the description of the podcast TABLE OF CONTENTS : CLAIRVOYANT READING/ PSYCHIC PREDICTIONS BY THREE CLAIRVOYANTS ABOUT : – LIBYAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION DECEMBER 2021 , TURKEY AND RECEP ERDOGAN, RUSSIA AND SERGEY LAVROV, RON DESANTIS (FLORIDA GOVERNOR) AND US ELECTION 2024, THE ENERGY CRISIS ALL OVER THE WORLD, THE FUTURE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND BORIS JOHNSON (PM OF GREAT BRITAIN), NEW YORK MAYORAL ELECTION 2021, CHINA, XI JINPING AND THE SPACE, THE HAVANA SYNDROME IN US EMBASSIES ALL OVER THE WORLD, THE PLANS OF WILLIAM BURNS (CIA DIRECTOR) https://clairvoyantdimitrinkastaikova.weebly.com/hottestnewspredictions/new-book-a-road-of-fire-the-havanasyndrome-libyan-presidential-election-2021-oil-and-gas-the-energy-crisis-in-russia-usa-and-europe-cia-intelligence-pandemic-elections-money-clairvoyant-psychic-world-prediction

This edition of Produce Talks is a recording of our October webinar on the 2021 federal election results and the impact on the fresh produce industry. David Coletto, CEO of Abacus Data, shares his election analysis and insights, followed by a roundtable discussion with industry leaders on issues requiring federal government action. Current issues such as supply chain disruptions, labour shortages, sustainability, and the need for a Canadian financial protection tool for produce sellers are discussed.Be sure to check out this insightful and engaging conversation featuring the following panelists:• David Coletto (Abacus Data)• Ron Lemaire (CPMA)• Guy Milette (Courchesne Larose)• David Dube (Krown Produce)• Quinton Woods (Gwillimdale Farms)• Larry McIntosh (retired from Peak of the Market) Play the PodcastThank you to our podcast sponsors, Nature Fresh Farms and Fresh From Florida.                 

Sugar Hill has recently had an election with 5 council seats open for re-election. If you want to hear some updates from your local youth council, listen in!

Will you help us meet our goal to raise $5,000 that will be matched, but only if we meet our goal?  Donate at https://LauraFlanders.org/donate  We do not accept advertisements or government funding.  We are media for the people!From the contest for governor of Virginia to school board races across the country, opposition to Critical Race Theory proved an effective tactic for Republican candidates to defeat Democrats in this November's election. Does that justify the conclusions drawn by many in the media that Democrats need to stop talking so much about racism, history, and structural inequality? Must progressives face electoral reality, as many editorials have recently suggested, and tone down the so-called woke agenda? Or are there other ways to report the CRT story, and different conclusions to draw from November's elections? Can the media go beyond the horserace? In this month's “Meet the BIPOC Press” episode of The Laura Flanders Show, Laura leads a roundtable conversation exploring all of the above with URL Media co-founders Sara Lomax-Reese and Mitra Kalita and Editor-in-Chief at The Real News Network, Maximillian Alvarez.  Music in the Middle:  Jacques Renault's remix of “Keep It Working” by The Pendeltons from the collection '20 Years of Bastard Jazz' courtesy of DJ DRM's own Bastard Jazz Records.  Full Episode Notes are posted at Patreon.com/theLFShow for members and non-members.  Support the show by becoming a member as a monthly supporter at https://Patreon.com/theLFShow We do not accept corporate or government funding. We rely on you! 

Kalafi Moala joins us now on #PacificDays from Tonga, for an update on the Tongan election, happening today.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With two weeks to gather his thoughts and recover from a November 2 gut punch, John is joined by Jason Garcia for a wide ranging conversation about the state of Minneapolis politics heading into 2022. John feels bad. Jason feels less bad. It's unclear if this makes things better or worse: we're less than a year from people ramping up city council campaigns for the 2023 election. 2022 gives us a chance to elect the Hennepin County Attorney, County Sheriff, and County Commissioners. We talk about the city council's rightward shift, our new strong mayor system, the unprecedented infusion of big business money into the 2021 election, the state of alternative media, our hopes for the future of the Charter Commission, and so much more. We also take a look back at the David Wheeler episode. Join the conversation: twitter.com/wedgelive Support the show: patreon.com/wedgelive Wedge LIVE theme song by Anthony Kasper x LaFontsee

We pulled together smart people from all over PA to cover local races we each had an eye on as well as the results from the PA-wide judicial elections. We, too, fell into the trap of not waiting for all the votes to be counted. Since this was recorded, Judge Lori Dumas has pulled ahead...

The F-Word is released bi-weekly featuring timely commentaries by Laura Flanders and guests."Changing the Future with India Walton... Buffalo drew attention this election season after first-time candidate, long-time activist, India Walton won the Democratic primary, positioning her to become this Democratic city's first African American woman and first Democratic Socialist mayor."Flex your media muscles, become a monthly sustaining member for $3, $5, $12 

What does the composition of the recently announced cabinet portend about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's plans for his next term and the way the Liberals plans to govern? The National Post's John Ivison; the Globe and Mail's John Ibbitson; the Toronto Star's Tonda MacCharles; and Maclean's magazine's Paul Wells provide insights. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Following the initial recording of this episode of The Business Communicators, tragedy struck in Houston hours later on Friday, Nov. 5, as eight people died at Grammy-nominated artist Travis Scott's Astroworld Festival in a mass casualty event. Austin and Thomas open the podcast by discussing what went wrong and how the crisis response was botched by event promoters. Then, the show breaks down Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers quarterback, handling of his first media interview following his COVID-19 diagnosis. Hint: It did not go well. Find out why Rodgers exclusive interview with The Pat McAfee Show backfired and what communications professionals and business leaders can learn from “friendly” conversations with the media. The podcast closes with election talk – and why polling data is becoming increasingly unreliable. Music Credit: Smoke (with Lostboycrow) – Feather  FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA 

(Recorded November 4, 2021) This Week: (1) election results; and (2) reconciliation.

(Recorded November 4, 2021) This Week: (1) election results; and (2) reconciliation.

Cheektowaga Councilmember Brian Nowak brings his cattle prod and talks with us about the 2021 election results. You can find Brian here--> Twitter: @BrianNowakCKTW FB: https://www.facebook.com/NowakForCheektowaga ================= Find us at: Facebook: www.facebook.com/squarepod Twitter: @squarepodbuff IG: SquarePodcast Jim: @JamesTamol Ryan: @darealryansteel Riy: @GFY -We have shirts! If you're Buffalo Rad, get them here: https://the-squares-radpack-store-2.creator-spring.com

We decided that two elections episodes were better than one! We sat down with Wendy Carlson and Sarah DeStasio, who were involved in the Primary Election and had unique perspectives on the choices voters have in the General. Both also represent different lanes in how candidates are lining up. We referenced this post on how candidate contributions are shaping the election for city council. Download this episode

Germany's leading political parties held competing rounds of exploratory coalition talks on Sunday, aimed at winning over potential partners to form the government that will take the reins from Chancellor Angela Merkel after 16 years in power. Both the Social Democrats (SPD), who won the largest share of votes and Merkel's Christian Democrats, who came second, are trying to woo the third- and fourth-placed parties: the Greens, and the pro-business Free Democrats (FDP). Henrik Meyer, head of Turkey office at the SPD affiliated Friedrich Ebert Foundation and Kristian Brakel, head of Turkey office at Green Party affiliated Heinrich Böll Foundation explain what lies ahead before a government forms, what are the main issues that has to be resolved in order to do so and how could a new government affect Ankara.

About two weeks out from the election, join Sav, Yussef, and Simon as we reflect upon the biggest lessons we think can be learned from election 2021! Also, we do a quick review of the big stories that plagued the headlines last week. __________ Tags: Introduction to us: 00:56 Headlines from last week Release of the Two Michaels: 03:21 Bernier Twitter Ban: 12:31 Annamie Paul Resignation: 15:12 Lessons 1: Create a robust platform quick: 22:42 2: Regionalism is very much alive: 29:56 3: Get your house in order: 39:53 4: The need for diverse representation: 46:59 Personal Question: 59:37 ______ If you want to be on a future episode, do not hesitate to reach out to untanglingpolitics@gmail.com, or shoot Simon a message! If you enjoyed, please like, subscribe, share, and leave a comment! New episodes should be releasing semiweekly during the 2021 Election campaign, so stay tuned!

This week on the show, rabble editor Chelsea Nash sat down for a conversation with rabble's own columnist Chuka Ejeckam. Chuka is a writer and policy researcher who works in the labour movement. The son of Igbo immigrants to Canada, he grew up in Winnipeg.  They talked about what was missing from this federal election, and as Chuka notes, we were in large part missing substantive media coverage. They also talked about the first ever National Day for Truth and Reconciliation which took place on Thursday. What does it tell us about how the federal government approaches ongoing issues of colonialism and racism? Chuka Ejeckam is also a regular panelist at our monthly politics show: Off the Hill. You can read his writing on the site, where he focuses on inequity and inequality, drug policy, structural racism and labour. You can also find him on Twitter @ChukaEjeckam. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT This segment is where we review the week's top headlines. Here's the rundown. Yesterday was of course the very first National Day of Truth and Reconciliation -- though it was far from the first Orange Shirt Day. Since 2013, Indigenous peoples across Canada have been honouring survivors and victims of Canada's Residential School System by wearing an orange shirt. The shirt symbolizes the loss of childhood residential school attendees experienced, in honour of Phyllis Webstad's bright orange shirt she wore when she arrived at a residential school, but was quickly stripped of as she and all the other children were forced into uniforms. She never saw that shirt, which had been a gift from her grandmother, again. Even though the day has passed, uncovering Canada's truth and engaging in reconciliation is an ongoing process, not something to be thought of once a year. Here at rabble, we were grateful to Rachel Snow, an Indigenous activist and educator of the Iyahe Nakoda nation, for debuting her first rabble column on Thursday, in which she transformed the word "reconciliation" into "wreck-onciliation" spelt wreck. A wreck it has been. Rachel takes readers through the very recent history of the impacts ongoing colonialism has on First Nations and how the federal government continues to fall short. On Wednesday, September 29, Federal Court Justice Paul Favel rejected the Trudeau government's appeal of those decisions. Karl Nerenberg has that report, concluding that unfortunately, this may not be the last of this battle. The federal government could in fact file for a further appeal. Meanwhile, politics reporter Stephen Wentzell wrote about how Indigenous MPs were marking the day, noting that the 12 elected Indigenous MPs (a record number, by the way -- in 2019 there were 11) occupy only 3.5 per cent of the seats in the House of Commons. Also on the site this week: Pam Palmater writes about how the rise of the People's Party of Canada is a symptom of government inaction on rising levels of hate that primarily Black, Indigenous and other people of colour are experiencing. Penney Kome writes about the inevitability of electric vehicles. Doreen Nicoll writes about North America's first Black food sovereignty plan which Toronto City Council will be voting on today, Friday October 1. Plus much more!  

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So election day was yesterday: who won and who lost? Join Drake, Kevin, Sav, and Simon as we all reflect on the results and what we think the implications might be! __________ Tags: Introduction to us: 00:36 Thoughts on Election Night: 02:48 Election results: 06:08 Liberals: 08:08 Conservatives: 10:12 Bloc Quebecois: 14:11 NDP: 19:46 PPC: 25:04 Green: 30:21 Voter Turnout: 40: 23 Who won? Who lost?: 47:46 Personal Question: 52:21 ______ If you want to be on a future episode, do not hesitate to reach out to untanglingpolitics@gmail.com, or shoot Simon a message! If you enjoyed, please like, subscribe, share, and leave a comment! New episodes should be releasing semiweekly during the 2021 Election campaign, so stay tuned!

2021 is an election year in Yellowstone County. Councilwoman Kendra Shaw joined us this week to discuss everything on the ballot this November.For more information on this election, to register to vote, or apply for an absentee ballot, visit the Yellowstone County Elections Office webpage. Absentee ballots will be mailed out to all registered voters who have requested one on October 13th, and Election Day will be November 2nd.The website for Citizens for a Safer Billings is not yet available. For more information on this year's public safety mill levy, visit the City of Billings webpage on the levy.Nearly all of the City Council Candidates will participate in a forum hosted by the Billings Chamber and Downtown Billings Alliance at the Alberta Bair Theater on September 29th at 6:00pm. To RSVP, simply email jack@billingschamber.com.To view recordings of the Billings Chamber's Coffee with Candidates events, click here.Marya and Jack's answers to this week's Rorschach questions:1. What is the nicest thing someone has done for you lately? Marya: My co-workers literally do something nice for me at least once a day. They are a great team to be a part of.Jack: A stranger paid for my coffee order the other day!2 What are you most excited about for Billings? Marya: I am with Kendra – the water treatment/recreation facility would be at the top of my list. I love to paddleboard and kayak.Jack: I'm excited for what Billings will be WHEN we solve all of these workforce and housing issues. I think we're nearing a tipping point toward becoming something great. 3. What is the last thing you Googled? Marya: Prince Andrew – because I am currently watching the Netflix series “The Crown.”Jack: The last thing I Googled was a recipe for broccoli cheddar soup.

We break down Canadian federal election no one won. We talk about what Jagmeet Singh and the NDP can do better, and what the next minority parliament will look like. What does this mean for Canada?

Dr. Stewart Prest, Lecturer, Political Science, Simon Fraser University

On today's show, we discuss this years election campaign with Dr. Stewart Prest, a lecturer and political scientist at Simon Fraser University. Elizabeth Dubois, an associate professor of communication with the University of Ottawa talks electronic tracking of voters, and why it's a thorny topic in such a tight race. Plus, we learn what critical care triage could mean in Alberta ICUs with Dr. Noel Gibney, professor emeritus in the department of critical care medicine at the University of Alberta. 

Steve, Dave and Becky talk about the September 20th Canadian Federal Election and why everyone's throwing rocks at Justin Trudeau. They give their predictions and discuss party platforms.

On our final extra-long episode before election day, we take some time to analyze and rate each party's campaign! Join Drake, Kevin, and Simon as we look at each campaign and see who did well, who flopped, and what each party's issues were. Oh, and we makes some final predictions too! _______ Tags: Introduction to us: 00:53 What do we think about Election 2021?: 02:12 Rating each campaign intro: 08:19 Bloc Quebecois: 09:27 Conservatives: 14:33 Greens: 24:39 Liberals: 35:36 NDP: 46:59 PPC: 57:15 Final predictions: 71:21 Personal Question (who are we voting for?): 79:48 ______ If you want to be on a future episode, do not hesitate to reach out to untanglingpolitics@gmail.com, or shoot Simon a message! If you enjoyed, please like, subscribe, share, and leave a comment! New episodes should be releasing semiweekly during the 2021 Election campaign, so stay tuned!

Most of this podcast has been exploring what young people feel about election 2021: but what is it like to be a candidate? Join Simon as we talk with Karen Matthews (Liberal Candidate, Norfolk/Haldimand) about who she is, why she's running, and what impacts COVID-19 has had on her campaign. Big thanks to Karen for taking the time to make this happen! ______________ If you want to be on a future episode, do not hesitate to reach out to untanglingpolitics@gmail.com, or shoot Simon a message! If you enjoyed, please like, subscribe, share, and leave a comment! New episodes should be releasing semiweekly during the 2021 Election campaign, so stay tuned!

One of the trends to keep an eye on during Election 2021 has been the performance of the Conservative party under their new leader, Erin O'Toole. Join Tony and Simon as we examine how the PC campaign has been, how O'Toole has faired as a leader, and also take a quick look at whether the Conservatives should be worried about the rising PPC poll numbers. ______ If you want to be on a future episode, do not hesitate to reach out to untanglingpolitics@gmail.com, or shoot Simon a message! If you enjoyed, please like, subscribe, share, and leave a comment! New episodes should be releasing semiweekly during the 2021 Election campaign, so stay tuned!

One of the biggest absences from Election 2021 is the issue of foreign policy. In the past, foreign policy has played a lively role in Canadian elections: but this year, this does not seem to be the case. Join Kris, Ryan, and Simon as we explore what foreign policy issues have been somewhat relevant, why foreign policy has disappeared from the campaign, and what foreign policy issues deserved more attention. Tags: Introduction to us: 00:46 Foreign policy in election 2021: 04:30 Afghanistan: 07:41 China: 12:01 CANZUK: 16:31 Will this election change Canadian foreign policy: 26:33 Should foreign policy be more relevant: 34:50 Arctic and northwest passage: 36:44 Final thoughts: 41:04 Personal Question: 50:36 ______ If you want to be on a future episode, do not hesitate to reach out to untanglingpolitics@gmail.com, or shoot Simon a message! If you enjoyed, please like, subscribe, share, and leave a comment! New episodes should be releasing semiweekly during the 2021 Election campaign, so stay tuned!

In Part ll of this penetrating series, Pamela Ferguson, Lashell White, and Angelo Butler take a deep dive into the most significant economic issues that may impact the general elections including the impact of COVID-19, the state of our healthcare and education infrastructure, the unemployment rate, and more.

The leaders faced off tonight for the one (and only) English-language debate for the 2021 Canadian Federal election but... who won? Join Sav, Kevin, and Simon as we give our reactions to the debate, explore the impacts, and crown our winners and losers. Tags: Introduction to us: 00:32 Did the debate live up to the hype?: 02:32 Structure: 05:44 Blanchet: 06:31 Paul: 10:26 Trudeau: 16:07 Singh: 19:52 O'Toole: 25:39 Final Ratings: 30:50 How will this debate affect the polls?: 31:21 Personal Question: 34:36 ______ If you want to be on a future episode, do not hesitate to reach out to untanglingpolitics@gmail.com, or shoot Simon a message! If you enjoyed, please like, subscribe, share, and leave a comment! New episodes should be releasing semiweekly during the 2021 Election campaign, so stay tuned!

Last night was the first and only official French language debate of the 2021 campaign! How did we think the leaders did? What issues were addressed? Who won, and who lost? Join Drake, Yussef, and Simon as we talk about what happened in this debate and give our thoughts. Tags: Introduction to us: 00:42 First impressions on the debate: 02:24 Structure: 08:41 Health: 11:30 Trudeau's domestic image: 09:16 Labour: 13:38 Environment: 21:45 First Nations, Culture, and Identity: 30:12 Justice and Foreign Affairs: 40:32 Who won? Who lost?: 47:22 Personal Question: 52:49 ______ If you want to be on a future episode, do not hesitate to reach out to untanglingpolitics@gmail.com, or shoot Simon a message! If you enjoyed, please like, subscribe, share, and leave a comment! New episodes should be releasing semiweekly during the 2021 Election campaign, so stay tuned!

What will sway your vote? In Part 1 of this timely discussion, Pamela Ferguson, Lashell White, and Angelo Butler analyze the state of the Bahamian economy and all relevant issues ahead of the general elections on September 16th.

Back in 2015, Trudeau and the Liberals rode to success on a huge wave of popularity. But, this has been waning as of late... why? Join Harvey and Simon as we explore Trudeau's image, his popularity both at home and abroad, and what the hits (scandals!) to his popularity have been. Tags: Introduction to us: 00:58 Thoughts on the campaigns so far: 04:04 Thoughts on Trudeau: 07:12 International perspectives on Trudeau: 11:30 Trudeau's domestic image: 17:03 Trudeau's controversies and scandals: 18:12 Reactions to scandals: 28:20 Debates: 37:17 How election 2021 will impact Canada's image abroad: 38:54 Final thoughts: 44:10 Personal Question: 49:10 ______ If you want to be on a future episode, do not hesitate to reach out to untanglingpolitics@gmail.com, or shoot Simon a message! If you enjoyed, please like, subscribe, share, and leave a comment! New episodes should be releasing biweekly during the 2021 Election campaign, so stay tuned!

Are you looking forward to the upcoming debates? We sure are! Join Sav, Kevin, and Simon as we talk about what we think each leader should do during the sept. 8 and sept. 9 debates. Also, we give some thoughts on the recent Liberal platform and the steadying Conservative popularity. Tags: Introduction to us: 00:49 Thoughts on the campaigns so far: 03:08 The Liberal Platform: 05:05 Polls: 08:32 Debate intro: 16:10 Conservatives: 16:53 Liberals: 23:59 NDP: 28:35 Greens: 37:45 Bloc Quebecois: 44:48 Final thoughts: 49:54 Personal Question: 53:22 ______ If you want to be on a future episode, do not hesitate to reach out to untanglingpolitics@gmail.com, or shoot Simon a message! If you enjoyed, please like, subscribe, share, and leave a comment! New episodes should be releasing biweekly during the 2021 Election campaign, so stay tuned!

On this episode, our first back in a few weeks, we talk about the current federal election, what we see, and how we are thinking through things.

Denzel, Jayson and Kris take a break from their election coverage activities on Twitter to interview a first-time candidate running for the Free National Movement in the 2021 General Elections - Mrs. Maxine Seymour. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spectrumpolitics/message

Most of our episodes have focused on more urban perspectives but what to rural communities think about this election? Join Cole and Simon as we explore the changes we've seen in our rural community of Norfolk County. What issues are rural Canadians facing, and how is this impacting their votes? Tags: Introduction to us: 00:38 Rural Issues: 6:45 Rising anti-Liberal sentiments: 18:21 Vaccinations: 21:01 Solutions: 23:15 Personal Question: 31:35 ______ If you want to be on a future episode, do not hesitate to reach out to untanglingpolitics@gmail.com, or shoot Simon a message! If you enjoyed, please like, subscribe, share, and leave a comment! New episodes should be releasing biweekly during the 2021 Election campaign, so stay tuned!

Throughout the 2010s, the Green party of Canada has been slowly increasing in popularity and mainstream success. However, throughout 2021, the party led by Annamie Paul suffered a number of controversies and scandals. Join Drake and Simon as we explore what happened and if the Green party can replicate their gains of 2019. Tags: Introduction to us: 1:10 Thoughts on the 2021 Election so far: 4:11 History and Intro to the Green Party: 5:33 The Elizabeth May Era: 8:27 Who is Annamie Paul?: 11:04 The Fissures start: 14:01 The Controversies implode: 15:53 Annamie's Reaction: 20:31 Votes of Non-confidence and Lawsuits: 22:59 Green Party Today: 32:33 Final Thoughts: 34:38 Most and Least Optimistic Predictions: 40:34 Personal Question: 46:50 ______ If you want to be on a future episode, do not hesitate to reach out to untanglingpolitics@gmail.com, or shoot Simon a message! If you enjoyed, please like, subscribe, share, and leave a comment! New episodes should be releasing biweekly during the 2021 Election campaign, so stay tuned!

This past week, the polls have shown the conservatives slowly overtaking the Liberals. Join Kevin, Ryan, and Simon as we talk about what we think this trend means and whether the liberals could still pull off a 2021 election victory. Tags: Introduction to us: 00:47 Polls: 4:55 Reasons for Liberal losses: 9:07 Can the Liberals make up this ground?: 14:18 Anti-Vax protests at Liberal rallies: 18:05 Singh's Rising Popularity: 22:45 PPC Popularity: 26:58 Final Thoughts: 30:50 Personal Question: 34:59 ______ If you want to be on a future episode, do not hesitate to reach out to untanglingpolitics@gmail.com, or shoot Simon a message! If you enjoyed, please like, subscribe, share, and leave a comment! New episodes should be releasing biweekly during the 2021 Election campaign, so stay tuned!

Canada's Progressive Conservative (PC) party has been at the focal point of the 2021 election, seeing a somewhat unexpected rise in their polling numbers. But... how are these ideas and policies? Join Yussef and Simon as we take an in-depth glance at the PC platform for this election! Tags: Introductions to us and election 2021: 1:10 Opinions on Election 2021: 4:09 Platform Cover: 8:36 Jobs and Economic Growth: 13:40 Lowering Prices: 22:44 Health Care: 25:48 Accountability: 28:44 Climate: 30:49 Platform Wrap-up: 33:24 Overall Impressions and Final Thoughts: 34:55 Personal Question: 38:11 ______ If you want to be on a future episode, do not hesitate to reach out to untanglingpolitics@gmail.com, or shoot Simon a message! If you enjoyed, please like, subscribe, share, and leave a comment! New episodes should be releasing biweekly during the 2021 Election campaign, so stay tuned!

The New Democratic Party (NDP) is Canada's left-leaning party advocating a range of social and equality policies. Led by Jagmeet Singh, they've been making headlines this campaign with a number of interesting promises. Today, join Sav and Simon as we dissect their 115-page platform and give some thoughts on the high points and low points. Tags: Introductions to us and election 2021: 0:52 Opinions on Election 2021: 7:00 NDP Platform Intro: 14:30 Affordability: 17:35 Jobs, Economy and Taxes: 26:03 Climate: 31:44 Health Care and Equality: 34:02 Overall Impressions and Final Thoughts: 40:52 Personal Question: 46:19 ______ If you want to be on a future episode, do not hesitate to reach out to untanglingpolitics@gmail.com, or shoot Simon a message! If you enjoyed, please like, subscribe, share, and leave a comment! New episodes should be releasing biweekly during the 2021 Election campaign, so stay tuned!

The first week of the 2021 is just about wrapped up... who won? Who lost? What's next? Join Ryan and Simon as we discuss all that this first week of Election 2021 brought us. Tags: Introductions: 0:44 Opinions on Election 2021: 4:12 Liberals: 8:39 NDP: 17:00 Conservatives: 23:56 Who Won: 32:03 Who Lost: 35:30 Polls: 36:51 Personal Question: 40:12 ______ If you want to be on a future episode, do not hesitate to reach out to untanglingpolitics@gmail.com, or shoot Simon a message! If you enjoyed, please like, subscribe, share, and leave a comment! New episodes should be releasing biweekly during the 2021 Election campaign, so stay tuned!

We talk about the start of the 2021 Canadian Federal Election. We cover the platforms, Justin Trudeau's reasons for calling the election, Erin O'Toole and the Conservatives' awful start, and the excellent chances of Jagmeet Singh and the NDP. We also cover the Nova Scotia election and what that means.To join our little family go to www.patreon.com/leftturncanada and talk with us on Discord!

In our pilot episode, join Kevin and Simon as we explore why Election 2021 was called. Do we think it was a good idea? What will the repercussion be? Next, we introduce the main players and make some tantalizing predictions on how each party will do! ______ If you want to be on a future episode, do not hesitate to reach out to untanglingpolitics@gmail.com, or shoot Simon a message! If you enjoyed, please like, subscribe, share, and leave a comment! New episodes should be releasing biweekly during the 2021 Election campaign, so stay tuned!

In this episode, Ethiopia Insight Election Project's Tobias Hagmann asks Dawud Mohammed, a lecturer at Samara University and  independent researcher based in Samara in Afar region, to reflect on issues he raised in the EIEP's ‘Abiy's Prosperity yields few dividends for Ethiopia's Afar'.

How Social Media is going to affect the Kerala election 2021? In this Malayalam podcast episode, we are discussing social media Influence on the election. Check our other Malayalam Podcast episode There is A Life after Love failure How to be an adult in relationships Check this podcast in Malayalam and give your feedback. Mail id themalayalipodcast@yahoo.com Facebook @themalayalipodcast Instagram @themalayalipodcast Telegram @themalayalipodcast Message The Malayali Podcast on WhatsApp. https://wa.me/message/JBC2OTNVFMJ5J1 You can Learn Malayalam through the podcast. Check our other podcast Malayalam episode. Kerala podcast is growing nowadays, for listening to the best Malayalam podcast, just google the best Kerala podcast. Thank you, Malayalam podcast Listeners, recently our podcast The Malayali Podcast come under Top 10 Podcast in India under the Relationship podcast category

Trump's latest leaked call controversy, Pelosi's reign continuing, meth using moms and much more are discussed in our first episode of 2021! Hope you enjoy and we will so much appreciate if you would also like, follow, subscribe and share! https://www.facebook.com/AscendingPodcast/https://twitter.com/ascendingpodascendingpodcast@gmail.com