The Bridge with Peter Mansbridge

Catherine Hayhoe, a climate science communication expert from Texas Tech University, shares her insights on the impact of recent U.S. governmental changes on climate action. She emphasizes the urgent challenges posed by climate change while inspiring hope through actionable solutions. The conversation explores the psychological gap between knowing the issues and taking action, urging grassroots involvement and community engagement. With her optimistic approach, she highlights the importance of clean energy and the power of engaging conversations in driving change.

Some of the proposed appointments to the Trump cabinet have surprised, but none more so than his intelligence & security positions.

Donald Trump's win has changed everything so why not change the Canadian election timetable?

If the decision is made to cut government services, where would YOU cut? Then the Ranter on where all the small cars have gone.

An encore of author Ted Barris joins us today to discuss his latest book, Battle of Britain - Canadian Airmen in Their Finest Hour.

Bill Fox is a former senior reporter, a top political advisor to a former prime minister, and a former executive for major companies. He's also an author specializing in discussion about the media.

Janice Stein, Director of the Munk School at the University of Toronto and an expert in international relations, brings a surprising optimism to the table. She discusses Trump’s potential impact on foreign policy, particularly with Russia and the Middle East. Stein delves into Netanyahu's political maneuvers amidst changing U.S. dynamics, addressing ethical dilemmas in Israel. She also examines the resilience of American institutions, suggesting governors could play a stabilizing role in a post-Trump landscape, while reflecting on the intricate ties between economics and political behavior.

The podcast delves into the dynamics of the recent U.S. elections, highlighting Trump's renewed influence and the challenges faced by incumbents, especially amid rising costs. Listeners explore the widening gap between progressive parties and the working class, focusing on voter engagement. The conversation then shifts to grocery prices and their impact on political messaging. Furthermore, the potential implications of a Trump re-election for Canadian immigration policy are examined, alongside the pressures facing Justin Trudeau's leadership.

Important memories that so many of you don't want to see forgotten.

What happens next? Keith Boag and Bruce Anderson join us for a comeback of the ages.