This episode of Frum Dialogues with David Frum focuses on the rise of so-called “political capitalism”, Florida governor Ron DeSantis’ conflict with Disney, and what these developments tell us about the state of contemporary conservatism.
Jan-Werner Müller discusses the case for democracy in our current moment, what populists and technocrats have in common, and why conflict is not only legitimate but can in fact strengthen cohesion in a democracy.
This episode of Hub Dialogues features Joe Zammit-Lucia on the new era of political capitalism and why staying above the fray is no longer a viable strategy for companies.
This week’s Hub Dialogue roundtable discusses a busy policy week in the Conservative leadership race, with a focus on housing and health care, and then digs into Elon Musk’s attempted takeover of Twitter and the increasingly unpopular idea of free speech.
David Frum explains why as a young man he was skeptical that Canada needed a Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and, now that it has been enacted for 40 years, Frum outlines the effects the Charter has had on Canada, both the visible and the less visible.
Brian Dijkema joins Hub Dialogues to discuss the new Cardus paper on the importance of work for people with disabilities and how we can better allocate our scarce resources in a more just manner.
This episode of Hub Dialogues features journalist Spencer Jakab on GameStop and the meme stock revolution of 2021, the story behind how it took off and why it ultimately failed, and how to truly beat Wall Street at its own game.
This week’s Hub Dialogue Roundtable podcast examines the shadow campaign going on behind the scenes of the Conservative leadership race, as well as the effects of the Bank of Canada’s interest rate hike.
This episode of Frum Dialogues reflects on the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms as it celebrates its fortieth anniversary. Plus, why a national design competition would be a good thing for the country.
This episode of Hub Dialogues features host Sean Speer in conversation with the Hon. James Moore, the former federal cabinet minister, on the state of Canadian policy and politics and the case for conservative optimism and aspiration.
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