The Bridge with Peter Mansbridge

Dr. Samantha Nutt, founder of War Child Canada, shares her firsthand experiences from the world's most dire conflict zones. She discusses the severe humanitarian crisis in Sudan, highlighting the global indifference and media inattention. Delving into geopolitical tensions, she reveals how external influences shape these crises. Nutt also addresses the situation in post-Taliban Afghanistan, focusing on the oppression faced by civilians, particularly women. The conversation encourages listeners to engage more deeply in global humanitarian issues and support efforts beyond just financial aid.

An encore of the Ranter was all too willing to get into it again with Trump, this time and his Canada obsession. 

An encore of answers came from around the world, and offered an array of opinions. 

An encore of can a  pre-Christmas cabinet shuffle save the government or is it just another delay to the inevitable?

An encore of "Who is the Canadian from history you would like to have a long conversation with?"

An encore of a lot of things changed in our world on the night Trump won the US Presidency. What about climate change?

An encore of historian and author, Professor Adam Lajeunesse of ST FX University in Nova Scotia.

An encore of an interview with celebrated Canadian military historian Tim Cook about his latest book hitting the shelves.

Can a  pre-Christmas cabinet shuffle save the government or is it just another delay to the inevitable?

The Random Ranter is with us as well for his final appearance of the year, and he doesn't pull any punches!