The Propagandist Podcast
The Propagandist magazine is for political junkies, thinking conservatives and the anti-fascist left. Our political commentary is often earnest, sometimes quirky, occasionally satirical and always provocative.
Podcast 15. Citizens For An Operational Government
The Propagandist Editor Jonathon Narvey interviews Political Action Committee Citizens for an Operational Government founder Chris Drose about breaking the partisan Republican-Democrat deadlock in Washington.
Podcast 14. Stealth Jihad
The Propagandist Editor Jonathon Narvey interviews Abigail Esman, a New York and Amsterdam-based writer and author of "Radical State: How Jihad Is Winning Over Democracy In the West" on the topic of stealth jihad.
Podcast 13. Geert Wilders, Islam and Europe
As Islamists in Europe call for Canadian Muslim lesbian author Irshad Manji to be murdered for her views on radical Islam, the question of how immigration impacts culture and politics is once more drawn out in the open.
Political blogger Walker Morrow was interviewed recently by The Propagandist magazine editor Jonathon Narvey about immigration and cultural clashed in Europe, Geert Wilders and the fallout from Anders Breivik.
Podcast 12. The 2nd Annual Free Thinking Film Festival
Free Thinking Film Festival organizer Fred Litwin is interviewed by The Propagandist Editor Jonathon Narvey.
This unique film festival presents documentaries that espouse the values of limited, democratic government, free market economies, equality of opportunity rather than equality of result, and the dignity of the individual. Find out how Litwin chooses films for the festival and what he thinks of Canada's state broadcaster.
Podcast 11. The Trouble With Too Much Democracy
The Propagandist Editor Jonathon Narvey interviews Ottawa Citizen Managing Editor Andrew Potter about his recent column in Maclean's Magazine, "The trouble with too much democracy."
Potter suggests the American system of government is broken, as witnessed by increasing intransigence in Congress and the Senate. It might be improved with a few less checks and balances on executive power.
Is too much democracy really the problem? Listen to the podcast.
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