Revaluate Podcast

We offer clarity in an age of noise. Insights from experts about culture, governance, democracy, education, entrepreneurship, faith, and identity.

Revaluate Podcast is a society podcast hosted by revaluatepodcast, with 71 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.

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  Episode #59

  Canada’s Foreign Policy Just Collapsed, and No One Noticed

  Apr 27, 202621 minS0

  <p>Canada’s foreign policy changed, but noticed it.<br> Canada didn’t lose its foreign policy overnight.<br> It’s been repeating the same pattern for 50 years.</p> <p>When strikes began in Iran on February 28, 2026 — without informing allies, without UN authorization, without consulting Canada — Prime Minister Mark Carney responded from a podium in Australia.</p> <p>First, he called it a failure of the international order.<br> Then… he supported it.<br> This was after Carney's Davos speech that warned against an American hegemon campaign</p> <p>This episode isn’t about whether those strikes were right or wrong.</p> <p>...

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  Episode #58

  He Predicted Mark Carney a Year Ago. Now He Sounds Like a Prophet!

  Mar 23, 202611 minS0

  <p>Canada's 'reset' was supposed to change everything under Mark Carney's leadership. The Canadian economy stayed flat, federal bureaucracy grew, government spending increased, the Canadian standard of living (GDP per capita) worsened, and trust in the Canadian government and the office of the prime minister waned.</p> <p>One year ago, historian Christopher Dummitt sat down with Revaluate and warned that replacing Justin Trudeau with a new Liberal leader would not fix Canada's structural problems — it would rebrand them.</p> <p>Mark Carney won. The Liberals held power. The machine continued.</p> <p>So we pulled the numbers. Not our nu...

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  Episode #57

  Canada 2025 Reassessment: A Painful Era, Cultural Overcorrection & Crossroads Ahead in 2026

  Jan 5, 202627 minS0

  <p>Canada 2025 reassessment. Canadian politics 2025. DEI backlash Canada. Academic freedom Canada.<br> In this candid end-of-year conversation, professor and public policy expert Dr. Sylvain Charlebois reflects on why Canada may have gone too far during a painful institutional and cultural era — and why 2026 could mark a course correction, as we observe a Canada decline.</p> <p>Join Dr. Charlebois for an honest discussion on free speech tensions, merit vs equity, multiculturalism’s real gains, self-censorship in academia, and the limits of institutional overcorrection. This is not rage or culture-war commentary, but a sober reassessment from someone who supported many of the...

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  Episode #56

  Canadians Could Face Prison Time Under New HATE Crime Bill (Bill C-9) | EP56

  Dec 29, 202516 minS0

  <p>Canada is redefining “hate” in law — and the consequences extend far beyond speech most people think of as extreme.<br> In this video, I walk through Bill C-9, the federal legislation that formally defines “hatred” in the Criminal Code and creates a new standalone hate-crime offence.</p> <p>This is not a partisan argument and not a culture-war rant.<br> It’s a system-level examination of how legal definitions, enforcement discretion, and removed safeguards can quietly shift power downstream — from courts to prosecutors, and from actions to presumed intent.</p> <p>This commentary discusses:<br> How Bill C-9 codifies a concept prev...

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  Episode #55

  The 50-Year Economic Pattern That Destroyed Affordability in Canada | EP55

  Dec 15, 202519 minS0

  <p>Canada budget 2025 leaves Canada with a $79 billion deficit, added to Canada's $1.4 trillion debt. <br> Affordability in Canada is under waters as the federal budget passes in Parliament and the House of Commons. The Canadian economy worsens as the cost of living crisis deepens. Mark Carney and the Carney budget proposal have sparked fierce debate in Canadian politics between Liberals and Conservatives over the Canada budget direction. <br> This analysis examines how budget decisions in Parliament impact affordability, what the Carney budget means for the economy, and why the federal budget has become the defining battle in politics between Liberals an...

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