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Canada's Economy, Explained

Canadian Chamber of Commerce | Business Data Lab

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Canada’s Economy, Explained is the official podcast of the Business Data Lab at the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, hosted by Senior Research Director Marwa Abdou. Whether you’re a business leader, policymaker, or simply curious about the forces shaping our economy, this podcast brings you real-time data, sharp analysis, and conversations that matter. From workforce trends and inflation to trade, innovation, and inclusion, we unpack the stories behind the stats — with leading economists, indus ...
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The People’s Cabinet is a bold, solutions-focused podcast hosted by former White House senior aide Dan Koh. Each week, Koh talks with the leaders shaping America’s future — from governors and senators to economists and organizers — about how we move past the chaos and build something better. Guests like Governor JB Pritzker, Senator Tammy Duckworth, Senator Chris Coons, and Larry Summers join to tackle the biggest challenges of our time: economic inequality, healthcare, education, reproducti ...
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Simply Gore

Simply Gore

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A quick look into the start of mass murderer Omar Mateen, the mass shooter behind the Pulse night Club killing, Including short clips of his conversations with police
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Brazil Unfiltered

Washington Brazil Office

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Brazil is going through challenging times. There’s never been a more important moment to understand Brazil’s politics, society, and culture. To go beyond the headlines, and to ask questions that aren’t easy to answer. 'Brazil Unfiltered,' does just that. This podcast is hosted by James N. Green, Professor of Brazilian History and Culture at Brown University and the National Co-Coordinator of the U.S. Network for Democracy in Brazil. Brazil Unfiltered is part of the Democracy Observatory, sup ...
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In this special episode, recorded live at the Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s AGM and Convention, host Marwa Abdou speaks with Minh Tri Dang, Senior Vice President of Strategy and Finance at Wilson, and Karla Congson, CEO and Founder of Agentiiv, about the intersection of work, leadership, and innovation at a critical moment for Canada’s economy. Te…
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Taxes shape more than government revenue. They shape trust. In this episode, host Marwa Abdou sits down with Heather Scoffield, founding CEO of the Canadian Tax Observatory, to explore how Canada’s tax and fiscal systems influence the country’s ability to build, grow and compete. Together, they unpack the tensions inside the 2025 Federal Budget, fr…
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Canada’s immigration system isn’t one program; it’s an entire architecture. A maze of pathways, permits, and policies that shape who gets in, who gets to work, and who gets to stay. In this episode, host Marwa Abdou sits down with Dr. Mikal Skuterud, Professor of Economics at the University of Waterloo, and one of Canada’s leading labour economists…
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Former Office of Personnel Management Acting Director Rob Shriver joins The People’s Cabinet to illustrate what mass firings and agency reductions mean for real people and for the services Americans count on. Shriver also lays out a customer-centric blueprint to rebuild a responsive, effective government, and what communities can do right now to de…
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What’s the greatest comeback Canada has never seen? According to special guest Carol Ann Hilton, Founder and CEO of the Indigenomics Institute, it’s re-centering Indigenous economic power and Indigenous participation. But part of that re-centering requires acknowledging that Canada was formed through Indigenous economic and cultural exclusion and t…
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Carlos Eduardo Espina, attorney, immigrant-rights advocate, and Spanish-language creator with nearly 20 million followers, joins The People’s Cabinet to trace his family’s journey from Mexico to Texas, how writing thousands of letters to ICE detainees led him into activism, and why Latino voters shifted right in 2024. Espina talks to Dan Koh about:…
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I’m running for Congress in MA-6 to end Donald Trump’s attack on our democracy and make life more affordable for everyone. I don't back down from a fight. I'll use my experience at all levels of government to deliver on Day 1. Join us and please consider supporting our campaign: www.kohforcongress.com. Paid for by the Committee to Elect Dan Koh…
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Rory Stewart, former UK Cabinet Minister, Member of Parliament, soldier, and co-host of UK’s #1 Podcast “The Rest is Politics,” joins The People’s Cabinet to unpack fear-based politics, the risks of tech monopolies and AI, the credibility of U.S. leadership abroad, and the state of our healthcare. Stewart talks to Dan Koh about: How social media su…
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Does your favourite social media app or e-commerce site’s algorithm hold more power than your country’s elected government? Do regulators really have to choose between innovation and security? Can algorithms be neutral? Listen as host Marwa Abdou and guests Vass Bednar (Executive Director, Canadian Shield Institute) and Kaylie Tiessen (Chief Econom…
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Congresswoman Susan DelBene, Chair of the DCCC, joins The People’s Cabinet to break down the looming shutdown and what it means for your wallet, your health care, and your community. We cover: – What a government shutdown actually is – How health care premiums could spike by 65% – The real-world impacts: job losses, hospital cuts, and skyrocketing …
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Senator Chris Van Hollen joins The People’s Cabinet to discuss Trump’s violations of due process, his visit to the Middle East, and how Democrats can confront authoritarian politics. Senator Van Hollen talks to Dan Koh about: The case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia and his denial of constitutional rights Why Trump’s deals with El Salvador reveals the dept…
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Did you know that nearly half of the world’s trade moves through the Asia-Pacific? That your blueberries in January, the anime you stream, and your kid’s hockey gear are all part of a system quietly shaped by economies as varied as Chile, Japan, Mexico, Korea and Vietnam? Listen as host Marwa Abdou peels back the layers on the forum that keeps much…
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Congressman Eric Swalwell joins The People’s Cabinet to reflect on the new January 6th committee, how Democrats can reclaim the narrative, and why transparency is essential in the fight against Trump’s fear-based politics. Congressman Swalwell talks to Dan Koh about: His role as ranking member on the new January 6th committee and why “truth over Tr…
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Senator Elissa Slotkin joins The People’s Cabinet to reflect on political violence, the rising cost of living, and why we might be barreling toward a government shutdown. Senator Slotkin talks to Dan Koh about: Her reaction to the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk How shrinking access to health care and cuts to Medicaid threaten families in Mich…
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Donald Trump has sent the National Guard into Memphis. But will it reduce crime—or just serve as political theater? In this episode of The People’s Cabinet, Rep. Justin Pearson (D-Memphis) joins Dan Koh to break down what’s really happening on the ground: – Why Trump’s deployment is being called a “military occupation” – How poverty drives crime—an…
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Donald Trump’s White House just delayed the release of the annual Consumer Expenditure Survey — the data that helps shape how inflation is measured. No new date. No transparency. In this episode of The People’s Cabinet, Dan Koh breaks down: Why this delay opens the door for Trump to manipulate interest rates and hide the real cost of living The his…
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Congresswoman Sarah McBride joins The People’s Cabinet to address recent political violence, rising attacks on the trans community, and the challenge of leading with hope in a divided democracy. Congresswoman McBride talks to Dan Koh about: Her reaction to the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk — and why all political violence threatens democracy…
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Congressman Ro Khanna joins The People’s Cabinet to reflect on America’s dangerous political divides, the effect Big Tech has on democracy, and why Democrats need an inspiring vision to defeat Trumpism. Khanna shares insights on how bipartisanship can restore trust in government and why affordable childcare should be a priority. Ro talks to Dan Koh…
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In this special back-to-basics episode of Canada’s Economy, Explained, host Marwa Abdou cuts through the alphabet soup of GDPs, CPIs, and BoC rate cuts to tackle the real questions Canadians keep asking. Why is it easier to trade with the U.S. than across provinces? Why is climate policy so expensive? Why are interest rates cooling inflation but pu…
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Free speech under fire, due process under threat, and Trump reshaping politics from New York to NATO. In this episode: The murder of Charlie Kirk — what it means for free expression, peaceful disagreement, and America’s democratic fabric. Trump’s due process rollback — from visa revocations to threats against dissenting voices. Epstein revelations …
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Roland Martin, host of Roland Martin Unfiltered, joins The People’s Cabinet to break down how mainstream media normalized Trump, why Democratic strategists keep failing Black voters, and what it will take to mobilize communities for real change. Martin shares insights on the stakes for democracy and how truth-telling must guide journalism. Roland t…
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The latest jobs report shows just 22,000 jobs added last month — down from 73,000 last month and well below expectations. Led by a career BLS official who has served across administrations, the numbers are real — not fake, not rigged, as previously claimed by the President. And they reveal what Donald Trump doesn’t want to admit: his tariffs and po…
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Trump is reshaping America — from vaccines and civil liberties to Wall Street and New York politics. In this episode: RFK Jr.’s vaccine disinformation and $500M cut to mRNA research — plus how his anti-vax rhetoric fueled outbreaks. Trump’s ICE expansion, masked raids, and Stephen Miller’s deportation quotas — and why this is only the beginning. Tr…
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MSNBC Co-Host of "The Weeknight" and former Biden-Harris senior advisor Symone Sanders Townsend joins The People’s Cabinet to unpack why Democrats struggle to tell their story and how they can fight back. She lays out what’s at stake for democracy and why our message must get better. Symone talks to Dan Koh about: Lessons from the Biden-Harris Whit…
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Once a pillar of middle-class security, affordable homeownership has slipped out of reach for millions of Canadians. But economist Mike Moffatt (Missing Middle Initiative, Smart Prosperity Institute, Ivey Business School at Western University) argues the housing crisis isn’t just about sky-high prices; it’s the result of a system-wide failure. In t…
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Donald Trump claims he’s “pro-worker.” But his record shows the opposite. This Labor Day, we expose Trump’s worker hypocrisy and his anti-labor record: – Tried cutting $2B from Job Corps, a program helping at-risk youth find stable jobs – Eliminated $400M in senior job training, leaving older Americans behind – Signed an executive order stripping 1…
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Congresswoman Grace Meng joins The People’s Cabinet to break down what’s at stake when lawmakers return from recess. Meng explains the GOP’s shutdown over the Epstein files and the budget cuts that could reshape healthcare, public safety, and America’s global leadership. Meng talks to Dan Koh about: - Why Republicans abruptly recessed Congress to a…
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This week, Dan traveled to Nashville to debate ultra-MAGA commentator Tomi Lahren on crime, Trump’s record, and the future of American democracy. Host Dan Koh takes you inside their conversation — with analysis on what Democrats need to do better to win on the issues that matter. Koh takes you behind the scenes on the conversations about: Trump’s c…
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Former FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell joins The People’s Cabinet for a conversation about the state of America’s disaster preparedness, what’s at stake this hurricane season, and why FEMA must remain nonpartisan in order to save lives. Criswell talks to Dan Koh about: - How FEMA has evolved since Hurricane Katrina — and where she fears the agen…
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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont joins The People’s Cabinet to explain how Trump’s so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” ripples through state budgets, working families, and local economies. From health care to food assistance, Lamont breaks down what these federal cuts mean on the ground. Lamont talks to Dan Koh about: - Why Medicaid cuts aren’t about “wa…
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Gavin Newsom has figured out how to beat Donald Trump at his own game — by trolling him online, using social media to expose MAGA’s weaknesses, and flipping Trump’s own playbook back on him. It’s not just entertaining — it’s a strategy Democrats can use to win. In this episode of The People’s Cabinet, we break down: How Newsom’s trolling works — an…
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Senator Angus King joins The People’s Cabinet for a wide-ranging conversation on America’s information landscape, the dangers of partisan extremism, and how being an independent has shaped how he governs. King talks to Dan Koh about: Why primaries push out moderates How disinformation threatens democracy What it means to serve as an independent Why…
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Canada’s population is retiring earlier and living longer. Even so, the age 65 retirement threshold, inherited from 19th-century Prussia, continues to anchor public policy and social expectations. In this episode, Professor Kevin Milligan (Professor of Economics, University of British Columbia) joins host Marwa Abdou to breakdown how this outdated …
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How did we get here? What's the future of Ukraine? Fresh off President Trump's latest (and separate) meetings with Putin and Zelenskyy, this Cabinet Meeting covers: How we got here: Putin’s aggression and Trump’s foreign policy, with U.S. Senator Chris Coons What’s next for Ukraine and NATO: risks, opportunities, and U.S. leadership in the context …
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We’re launching something new — Cabinet Meetings. We'll take you behind the spin to explain the most important stories with context, facts, and clarity. In this first Cabinet Meeting, we break down two major developments: Trump’s takeover of Washington, D.C. — and how his cuts to federal law enforcement and local community programs could put public…
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Congresswoman Haley Stevens joins The People’s Cabinet for a wide-ranging conversation on saving Michigan’s auto industry, winning back swing states, and how Democrats can stand up to Trump’s economic chaos. She and Dan Koh dive into: - How Michigan rebounded from the Great Recession - Inside the Obama auto rescue – and what it means for American m…
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Trump’s pick to lead the Bureau of Labor Statistics has called its methods flawed and pushed for a full overhaul. We break down his past statements, what changes could be coming, and why they could affect everything from jobs numbers to inflation reports — and your trust in the data.By Dan Koh
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I’m stepping in behind the mic at The David Pakman Show this week — 3.3 million subscribers strong — to break down 8+ topics each day facing our country. From Trump’s latest power plays to the policy fights that will define 2026, we’re pulling no punches. Tune in, hit subscribe, and join millions who come to The David Pakman Show for sharp, fact-dr…
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Redistricting usually flies under the radar — but right now, it’s front and center in two of the biggest states in the country. In this bonus explainer, Dan Koh and President of the National Democratic Redistricting Committee John Bisognano break down: – Why Texas is trying to redraw the lines – What California is doing in response – How these figh…
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Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut joins The People’s Cabinet for a fast-paced, deeply honest conversation on the crisis of trust in American democracy — and how to fix it before it’s too late. Murphy opens up to Dan Koh about: – Why Americans are losing faith in democracy — and how to rebuild it – The messaging traps Democrats fall into — and how…
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Do Canada’s public policies reflect the reality of today’s workers? Many of the social programs Canadians rely on for economic security were designed in and for a very different era. Built around a mid-20th-century vision of work and family life, programs like Employment Insurance, the Canada Pension Plan, and key parts of our tax system still assu…
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In an unprecedented move, Donald Trump just fired the Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)—the trusted, nonpartisan agency responsible for America’s job numbers. As former Chief of Staff at the Department of Labor, which oversees BLS, Dan Koh breaks down exactly why this matters, what it means for the economy, and how it could threa…
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Former U.S. Transportation Secretary and South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg joins The People’s Cabinet for a candid, wide-ranging conversation on leadership, legacy, and the future of American politics. Buttigieg dives deep with Dan Koh on: Leading through the chaos of the Trump era, whether he believes there’s an Epstein list — and how he thinks it a…
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Maryland Governor Wes Moore joins The People’s Cabinet to unpack his journey from college football wide receiver to transformative leader. He covers: – Rejecting labels like “left” or “moderate” to focus on results-driven governance – How he curbed Baltimore’s homicide rate to a 50-year low with innovative crime partnerships and solutions – Navigat…
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