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Return to Reason

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  • Return to Reason shares a refreshing take on world events, culture, and issues of morality in a meaningful way. Although you may not agree with the opinions stated, you deserve to be fully informed, ready to handle every situation life throws at you. Anyone who has an appetite for the world to return to reason will enjoy this opinion column, TV show and podcast.
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Episodes
  • Resilient Nation or a Fractured Country? | Col. David Redman

    Resilient Nation or a Fractured Country? | Col. David Redman
    Apr 30 2024

    Six things that could make Canada thrive not just survive. Host David Leis is joined by Lieutenant Colonel David Redman to talk about the state of Canada in 2024 and whether Canada is a confident, resilient nation or a fearful, fractured country. It's clear, a new vision is needed for Canada's future.

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    1 hr and 7 mins
  • The Rise in anti-Semitism Explained | David M. Haskell

    The Rise in anti-Semitism Explained | David M. Haskell
    Apr 29 2024

    Wilfred Laurier University professor David M. Haskell challenges the notion that DEI, diversity, equity, and inclusion eradicates discrimination. He argues that prioritizing quotas over merit may backfire, leading to unintended bias. As anti-Semitism rises on campuses, the debate on DEI's true impact intensifies.
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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • Why are Buses Better than Rail Transit? | Randal O'Toole

    Why are Buses Better than Rail Transit? | Randal O'Toole
    Apr 23 2024

    Is rail transit really better than bus transit? That's what we're being told. But today's guest, policy analyst Randal O'Toole shares how rapid rail is anything but rapid and is by the numbers, an out of date form of transit. Hear how buses and freeways are far more efficient and faster than trains. So why the push to use your tax dollars on rail transit? Listen for the analysis.

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    51 mins
Politics & Government Social Sciences
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