North Of Fair

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North Of Fair is a leisure podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 343 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts North Of Fair, a leisure show with 343 episodes published.

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  Episode #589

  The Gordie Howe Bridge Standoff: Can Canada Open It Without the U.S.?

  Jun 28, 202612 min

  The Gordie Howe International Bridge is finished and paid for by Canada, yet remains closed amid a U.S. delay that officials haven’t clearly explained. This episode unpacks who legally controls the crossing, why a unilateral Canadian opening is possible, and the political and practical consequences of either waiting or acting. We explain how tolls, ownership, and customs control shape the dispute, why the delay looks like political leverage to many, and what would happen the morning after if Canada decides to open the bridge without U.S. inbound processing. every story we tell is a reminder that no is disposable and no one gets left behind if we want a safer stronger community its starts with seeing each other fully honestly and without fear thanks for listing and remember change doesn't happen somewhere else it happens right here with all of us

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  Episode #588

  NIMBYism, Property Values, and the Myth That Keeps Housing Scarce

  May 22, 20269 min

  This episode peels back the script of NIMBYism—how fears about safety, character, and property values are used to block affordable housing—and shows the evidence that new housing often stabilizes and even raises nearby values. It makes the case for a YIMBY approach: treating housing as a shared public good, asking how to build well instead of how to stop projects, and considering who we exclude when we protect stability for some at the expense of others. every story we tell is a reminder that no is disposable and no one gets left behind if we want a safer stronger community its starts with seeing each other fully honestly and without fear thanks for listing and remember change doesn't happen somewhere else it happens right here with all of us

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  Episode #587

  Why Affordable Housing Gets Opposed: Fear, Zoning, and the Myth of Scarcity

  May 20, 20269 min

  This episode unpacks why opposition to affordable housing often feels normal and rational—status anxiety, misunderstood economics, scarcity mindset, zoning as a gate, and moral exceptionalism—rather than simple cruelty. It argues that solutions must target systems (zoning reform, steady homebuilding, better info, and narratives that value inclusive neighborhoods) so cities stop relying on special approvals and start making affordability legal by default. every story we tell is a reminder that no is disposable and no one gets left behind if we want a safer stronger community its starts with seeing each other fully honestly and without fear thanks for listing and remember change doesn't happen somewhere else it happens right here with all of us

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  Episode #586

  Canada–U.S. Trade Tensions: Alcohol Bans, Concessions, and What Comes Next

  Apr 27, 20269 min

  This episode unpacks renewed Canada–U.S. trade tensions through a surprisingly visible flashpoint: alcohol. It explains how provincial control of liquor distribution becomes a tool of leverage, why bans are often symbolic, and how small, public moves can escalate broader disputes. We also walk through realistic U.S. concessions—clarity, exemptions, timelines, and processes—and what to watch next: the tone leaders use and whether provinces quietly reverse restrictions or restock shelves, early signs that tensions may be cooling. every story we tell is a reminder that no is disposable and no one gets left behind if we want a safer stronger community its starts with seeing each other fully honestly and without fear thanks for listing and remember change doesn't happen somewhere else it happens right here with all of us

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  Episode #585

  north of fair conversations without barriers

  Mar 22, 202643 min

  the world on edge every story we tell is a reminder that no is disposable and no one gets left behind if we want a safer stronger community its starts with seeing each other fully honestly and without fear thanks for listing and remember change doesn't happen somewhere else it happens right here with all of us

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