In this episode, Stephen LeDrew sits down with broadcaster and writer Mathew Giagnorio to discuss the growing divide between what Canadians are told in legacy media and what many people are experiencing on the ground.
The conversation explores the influence of government funding in Canadian media, the role of political narratives in shaping public opinion, and why so many Canadians appear disconnected from historical facts about their own country.
LeDrew and Giagnorio examine debates around national identity, historical interpretation, political outrage culture, and the role social media plays in spreading both misinformation and alternative perspectives.
Are Canadians losing their ability to question dominant narratives? And how does a country rebuild trust in information when competing narratives dominate the public space?
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