David Moskrop

Join Stephanie Levitz, a reporter at The Globe and Mail, and David Moskrop, a political columnist from Ontario, as they dive into the surprising dynamics of Canada’s political landscape influenced by Donald Trump. They discuss how Trump’s presidency reshaped the Liberal Party's fortunes and political strategies. The conversation highlights Canada's response to U.S. tensions, evolving national identity amid economic pressures, and the generational divide in political leadership, all wrapped up in a light-hearted yet serious exploration of nationalism.

Vic Mills, a Welsh playwright, explores patriotism's roots in his play about Richard Price. Marta Chavez, a stand-up comedian from Nicaragua, shares her unique take on nationalism shaped by her Canadian experiences. David Moskrop, a political commentator, delves into the intricate relationship between patriotism and justice, questioning blind loyalty while reflecting on personal stories from Nicaragua and Canada. Together, they challenge listeners to reconsider what it means to love one's country in a complex global landscape.