CANADALAND BONUS: The Canadaland Call-In Show That Went Wrong
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Oct 2, 2025 This call-in format brings listeners front and center to discuss what should never have been published. Jesse Brown responds to backlash over a controversial interview, stirring passionate debate. Accusations of bias regarding major international issues ignite fiery discussions. The hosts emphasize the need for accountability in journalism, encouraging transparency and dialogue. In a surprising twist, the engagement reveals deep-seated opinions and challenges around media coverage.
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Backlash After Controversial Interview
- Jesse Brown recounts that some people were appalled after the Francesca Albanese interview and that they lost supporters and listeners.
- He defends interviewing controversial figures by saying "of course we'll talk" to a range of perspectives including Israel's ambassador to Canada.
Inviting Scrutiny Reveals Unexpected Concerns
- Canadaland positions itself as a critic of other media and invites scrutiny about its coverage choices.
- The open call format revealed broad and sometimes surprising caller concerns about their perceived biases.
Ask Callers To Hold You Accountable
- Sam Konnert encourages listeners to hold the show accountable and confront perceived bias directly.
- He explicitly asks callers to "whip us, lash us, hold us accountable for our sins."