Julian Abraham

Julian Abraham, a reporter and composer, unveils the bizarre tale of a Canadian teenager who orchestrated a colossal scam in the hip-hop world. He explores how this high schooler managed to juggle math homework with duping major industry players while claiming control of Ruthless Records post-Eazy-E. The conversation dives into the chaotic aftermath of the teenager's audacious exploits, miscommunications with industry elites, and how a youthful ambition spiraled into an FBI investigation, blending humor and reflection on unexpected personal growth.

Julian Abraham, a reporter known for his work on investigative stories, joins to discuss explosive allegations involving a newly appointed federal minister, Rebecca Chartrand. They shed light on the media's failures in candidate vetting and expose troubling aspects of Chartrand's past regarding harassment claims. Additionally, the podcast navigates the fallout from a controversial survey aimed at Indigenous students, exploring personal narratives that reveal the complexities of workplace dynamics and the impact of political affiliations.

Julian Abraham, a keen reporter, delves into the shifting tides of the Conservative Party in Canada, dissecting Pierre Polyev's recent political struggles. He humorously examines the internal dynamics and ambition of leaders like Tim Houston and Doug Ford. The discussion touches on media ethics in politics, concerns for Indigenous voting rights, and the challenges facing musicians crossing borders. With an engaging blend of critical analysis and light-hearted commentary, the conversation exposes the complexities of political ambition in today’s landscape.

Julian Abraham, a Canada Land reporter recently back from covering American politics, joins the discussion on the surprising outcomes of Canada’s election. He contrasts the lighter, communal atmosphere of Canadian elections with the polarized tension in the U.S. The talk dives into the implications of Donald Trump’s influence on Canadian politics and examines the recently lost official party status of the NDP. Abraham also critiques the media's coverage of political events, stressing its impact on public engagement.

Julian Abraham, a reporter for Canadaland, uncovers the controversial ties between Prime Minister Mark Carney and Brookfield Asset Management. The discussion revolves around ongoing financial connections that Carney may have with the firm. Julian delves into the murky waters of corporate disclosures, exploring the complexities of investment ties and ethical governance. Listeners are prompted to consider the implications of transparency in politics, especially during a critical election period.