EP#246 CBC Fails!
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The CBC has failed. That's right 600 plus layoffs coming, bias news and lame tv, plus other events to entertain you all. Listen to the Cranky Canuck Podcast, a canadian veterans point of view on political, social and economic issues and life in general.
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good evening ladies and gentlemen it's a beautiful 4th november 2023 coming up in this episode the
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christian podcast episode 246 cbc has failed that's right 600 plus layoffs coming bias news
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and lame tv plus other events to entertain you all listener and viewer discretion is advised
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because i do like to swear and smoke cigarettes stick around right back after this
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get it sweetheart because i am hard you will not like me
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from western canada this is the crusty canuck podcast a canadian veterans point of view
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on political social economic issues and life he is crusty
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that's right ladies and gentlemen welcome to episode 246 the crusty app podcast that's right
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the cbc fail of course what else is what else can you expect from me if you're liking here to see
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please click i can subscribe and share this podcast all over your social media platforms
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i'm your host crusty ladies and gentlemen my apologies for having an episode up on saturday
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i just got a little busy over the weekend chilling out trying to get things sorted out here
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uh you know chores all that good stuff anyway i'm back and uh don't think for one minute that
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it will not have a tuesday rant i will have a tuesday rant tomorrow so carrying on with what
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the tally card has said in regards yes the cbc has failed of course what else do you expect from
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canada's major news corporation right what else do you expect from these guys now i come from a
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time where the cbc actually had some decent programming meaning that you can tune in on whatever night
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of the week whatever you're into and watch shows like tommy hunter if you're into country and western
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he usually had some artists on there up and comers that kind of thing and people would watch it or you
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could watch the beachcombers on sunday a family entertainment show about a blue collar guy by the
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name of uh nick adonidas you know played by uh the ever so talented uh bruno jerusi rest your soul sir
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and it was just a family show you know uh so there are a lot of choices out there at one time
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when you'd turn on the cbc and you'd watch your entertainment i remember as far back as a kid
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a little wee lad watching the likes of mr dress up and sesame street and other kid shows that were on
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to entertain the youth of that day now you're kind of hard pressed to find a lot of that programming
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because all the programming we see for children right now that's on the mainstream or the legacy
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media channels is basically geared towards programming kids into being something they're not
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right and you can blame the lot of the wokeness the trend of the whole lefty spectrums of things you
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can also blame uh certain broadcasters and programmers and producers alike when it comes to what they put on
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the television now as far as i know the cbc receives anywhere from 1.2 to 1.6 billion dollars a year from
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the canadian taxpayer so it's heavily subsidized by people like you me and other canadians out there
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that work for a living and file their taxes every year oh wow and now they have to force
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or are being forced into laying off six to seven hundred people especially uh the abundance of
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those individuals coming from the belle provence in quebec cbc radio right so that puts things in
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perspective ladies and gentlemen that puts a lot in perspective the amount of money they're receiving
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from the taxpayers every year subsidies kickbacks what have you and now this new deal that was signed
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with google that would be giving legacy media a hundred million dollars a year so you know all these legacy
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media crackpots can have something to hold on to to get their fair share as they say the fair share what
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exactly is the fair share of taxpayer dollars okay that's something to think about right what is the fair share
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of anyone's money that doesn't belong to you a fair share of what absolutely nothing exactly absolutely
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nothing so now when i look at the cbc and i look at their record of what they have produced for people
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like you and me to watch on a regular basis hockey night in canada is gone okay because i remember it was
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about 10 years ago where they had this big contest on creating the new hockey night in canada theme
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because they didn't want to pay the licensing fees to the original writer of the hockey night in canada
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you know dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun right they didn't want to pay the
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original writer you know any additional fees for the rights to that tune so let's have a big contest
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spent oodles of money taxpayer money of course and some advertising dollars to create a new theme song for
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hockey day and how did that go over these are the same people that also uh gave don cherry a real
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hard time what he was doing right always used to ride his ass now regardless if you agree with don
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cherry or not he made a point he didn't pinpoint any certain race or any certain group of people
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he just spoke his mind and he was chastised heavily for that and ron mclean which i used to have a lot
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of respect for when watching hockey okay basically help him get thrown under the bus too so it's
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showing you the priorities of individuals in this country that are willing to go the maximum distance
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to save the cbc okay so coming up later in the show i'll have a special uh a special tribute to one
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of those individuals that's helping you know the legacy media get their fair share in a special
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canadian edition of the canadian polar vortex of bullshit so stay tuned for that ladies and gentlemen
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but i i think you all see my point i mentioned one of my last episodes too that 129 million dollars
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over five years would be going to a legacy media so therefore they get some extra money from the
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taxpayers plus uh the deal they reached with google to advertise news on their websites so everybody gets
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their fair share and cut the pie right yes yes because you want to hurt any more feelings of people
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that keep keep promoting irrelevant jobs okay i remember the time when journalists actually cared
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about what they were doing where they actually had integrity and actually had uh the gall and the balls
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to stand by what they said how many times have we seen all these redacted comments how many times have
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we seen journalists not take responsibility what they said and always come across as victims always come
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across as uh you know people being bullied you know cbc had a little segment on there uh about a week ago
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where they're calling peer poly of the intellectual bully how do you be an intellectual bully to me
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bullying is somebody who's trying to force their will on you and take things from you and harm you
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and just harass you okay it doesn't take a lot of great intellect to do that however right but i find
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it doesn't matter what politician stands up to a reporter there is always that rebuttal and it doesn't
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matter where you sit on the fence ladies and gentlemen it doesn't matter where you sit in the political
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spectrum okay it matters what what is this person saying and what's this journalist doing about it
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is this journalist taking upon his or her to actually write a proper proper article or do a
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proper report whether they type on a keyboard an old-fashioned typewriter pen and pencil
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and actually all on paper and then formulate what they're going to write right we're not seeing that
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we're not seeing that integrity so when you look at this card here cbc fail 600 layoffs biased news
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and you know why you know why they are failing okay people are getting turned off with the lies people
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are getting turned off the rhetoric people getting turned off with the biased approaches
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to every aspect of our lives in this country you know what it serves them right it might give them
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a lesson and it might actually show them proper integrity and intestinal fortitude and actually
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tell people the truth oh but who am i right stay updated and follow crusty canuck on facebook
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carrying with this episode 246 so yes cbc has failed too now i got an article here uh from
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the fine people at the deep dive yes so i'll cue this up and i can read along for you and this is
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actually dated today uh from uh this morning actually too so i'll just cue this up for you so
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we'll have a good little read along and that won't be fine kids yeah wouldn't that be a great time
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and i'll just get this cued up for your viewing and listening pleasure ladies and gentlemen anyway
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no no it's wrong wrong button wrong button here we go that's right it's interesting how there's so
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many people making this big stink about oh my god the cbc and it's like well like i said it's going to
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smart people up you would think right now so uh let's read this here so this is from the fine people
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at the deep dive uh digital outlet as far as i know it's canadian i don't know but it's a pretty
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good story so cbc radio canada could be laying off seven oh 700 jobs like i said six to 700 jobs so
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cbc radio can employees are on the edge as they prepare for a virtual meeting scheduled on monday
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with ceo catherine tate now for the record my listeners out there um catherine tate's the ceo
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of cbc in this country and she doesn't even live in canada she lives in new york city
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anyway aimed at addressing the financial challenges quote unquote the public broadcaster is currently
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grappling with the meeting is expected to shed light on potential cuts that may affect the workforce
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several sources have hinted at the possibility of significant layoffs estimating the number to be
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between 600 and 700 employees nationwide both cbc and radio canada are anticipated to be affected
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with quebec alone facing potential elimination of over 300 positions right and now there's a
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a little tweet here from somebody by stephan ottenbright uh breaking cbc radio can employees
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will have a virtual meeting on monday with ceo catherine tate between 600 and 700 employees are
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expected to be laid off across the country 300 just in quebec so much for america
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christmas hey well guess what our federal government has done a thing but screw with canadians and
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their christmas so i'm not too worried about a handful of cbc employees in email circulated to
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all employees on november 29th tate expressed her intention to give an update on the financial
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challenges and take stock of what is coming in the coming months the senior management of cbc radio
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canada however declined to comment on the upcoming meeting at this time the union of radio canada
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workers has yet to respond to request for an interview adding to the uncertainty surrounding
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the situation this development follows tate's previous announcement in november where she
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acknowledged the need for difficult efforts to trim the public broadcaster's spending by 100 million
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dollars over the next three years well why why is that miss catherine tate the cbc receives anywhere
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from 1.2 to 1.6 billion dollars and you can't spend 100 million i guess those perks of those legacy
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reporters and inside jobbers have more priority right anyway i'll keep this sweet at that time tate
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did not rule out the possibility of resorting to job cuts in october a meeting with employees had already
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signaled a hiring freeze these potential job cuts come against the backdrop of a challenging period for the
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media industry in canada and in quebec in november quebec corps disclosed plans to eliminate 500
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positions within group tva or to my french friends dva as part of the broader reorganization early in the
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fall metro media seized operations and this summer bell canada shuttered several radio stations and cut
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1300 seats due to revenue losses as the first of april this year 2023 cbc radio canada employed
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7,960 positions full-time equivalents across the country making the looming layoffs a significant
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and potentially impactful event well so that's self-explanatory that really is ladies and gentlemen
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and i'll leave this link in my description for you all to follow too uh don't hesitate to click onto that
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one and read it for yourself and self-explanatory folks right too big to fail right that that's that's
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the image we're taught when it comes to cbc doesn't matter if it's radio doesn't there's television
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or those really really bad tv movies used to throw down our faces back in the 90s now sure some of my
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veteran buddies can verify some of those the cbc made a a tv movie called peacekeepers let's just say
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it was bloody fucking awful right so and even back in the 90s the cbc was getting quite the hefty funding
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from the federal government i.e the taxpayer so you'd think they'd actually take the time to make a proper
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movie or a proper miniseries or a proper tv show uh in 2005 when doctor who came back on the air
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now my doctor who fans out there um the cbc actually had a part in that too in in in developing it
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right and then somewhere along the line it just fizzled it just died out i don't know what happened
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right because i remember seeing the credits and you'd seen assisted by the cbc oh wow great
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that's kind of cool you know had people thinking oh gee is the cbc actually get involved in science
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fiction actually make a canadian version of something or import or create its own sci-fi
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who knows the possibilities are there ladies and gentlemen we look at broadcasting in this country
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are you seeing really good quality right last night i was sitting with my wife we're watching ctv
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you know just skimming the channels and the only major shows i see advertised on ctv is a half-assed
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sitcom i forget the name of my life with kids or everything kids ruin everything which was a short
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lived it's you know only on maybe what 13 weeks tops and then this this rip-off called the trader
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right another reality-based tv show so with all the money that these big channels are getting
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how come they cannot promote a good sitcom and i mean a good few sitcoms not just one or two or a
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token one here i'm talking a constant barrage of it how come every network in this country cannot
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produce let's say two or three sitcoms two or three dramas and actually have a season that lasts longer
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than 10 or 13 weeks right now i've heard people say we don't have the money sure you do sure you do
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because every three major networks gets canadian kickbacks from the taxpayer not just the cbc
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so it puts a lot in perspective liz jumble when it comes to what the people want to see in this
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country not to mention the bureaucrats that are backing it up like the crtc those goddamn pirates
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stay updated and follow christy canuck on facebook twitter gab telegram youtube and podbean
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subscribe today and donate at crusty canuck dot ca
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and as i mentioned ladies gentlemen this is episode 246 cbc fail 600 layoffs bias news
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and lane tv i'm your host christy canuck and just remind you too if you like and hear what you see
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please click like and subscribe and share this podcast all over your social media platforms to
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three or four and encourage your friends to comment or two or three or four anyway carrying on this
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episode so without me ranting and railing on more about the cbc yeah we've all seen what's happened
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especially since around i would say maybe 2013 2014 when justin trudeau was gaining some traction
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getting his popularity with the liberal party and then he was elected so of course more money goes to
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these guys to you know to promote his his brand of liberalism to make him look like a real darling
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oh he really cares and it's been proven time and time again how he doesn't care and it's been proven
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time and time again on shows like the national okay that cbc holds on to cbc news channel they
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constantly promote the biased they don't get to the facts their hardware they don't get to the real
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root of the story they'd rather write a story about some some kid who is transitioning into a to a
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leprechaun rather than actually talk about how politicians are screwing us in this country
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that's basically it how i was to do it you know i can maybe maybe name two shows that i've seen on
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the cbc briefly you know i actually know i can't i'm sorry i cannot because i don't watch the garbage
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anymore right so with all that money they're making with all that taxpayer incentive that they're
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receiving you would think they would sit and develop some better tv shows or better curriculums
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or better programming hire real producers that care about what they're doing okay instead of worrying
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about the diversity model and the inclusion model how about you include people that really give a fuck
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about what they care about and really give a fuck about what they want to put out there for people to
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watch you want to save the milk you got to cut some of the cream you know that's that's the way it is
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you want to say you want to save your milk you got to cut some of the cream you know but this brings me
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to the point and a favorite part of some of my fans of the show all right well i have to queue it up
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anyway right back after this stay updated and follow crusty canuck on facebook twitter gab telegram
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youtube and podbean subscribe today and donate at crustycanuck.ca
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and that's right ladies and gentlemen welcome to the favorite part of some of my fans there too
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as promised earlier uh on this week's segment of the canadian polar vortex of bullshit that's right
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this episode segment of the canadian polar vortex of bullshit is going to a very very very very very
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special politician yes one of the many politicians out there in this country that have claimed victimhood
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claimed claimed oppression claimed unfairness claimed inequality and yet she fails to realize that she
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makes roughly 250 000 a year at the expense of the canadian taxpayer plus other perks and privileges
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to go with it is it miss christia freeland hmm is it no is it the previous minister katherine mckenna
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no no anyway this episode's this episode's recipient and winner of the canadian polar vortex of bullshit award
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miss pascal saint ange that's right madame take a bow well done well done yes yes
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i have the honorable pascal saint saint ange minister of canadian heritage represents the
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writing of rome missoukwa miss pascal saint ange was elected a member of parliament
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in 2021 and she does some did a lot of work for la belle provence
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in their national assembly and she claims to be a champion for equity democracy and social justice with a strong
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track and leadership focused on implementing effective and concrete solutions to complex issues
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yes of course now uh the other day the other day she was in parliament and miss thomas a conservative
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mp more or less asked her politely to um answer a question in english rather than french and there
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was a really really big uproar about language and diversity and inequality and language rights in this
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and the way i look at it i used to speak a bit of french i'm out of practice but if someone asked
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me to do both at one time i had the ability to do both and it wasn't a big deal it wasn't a big deal
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so uh miss pascal miss pascal uh please tell me how do you feel about winning this prestigious award
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i'm so happy i could just shout really really well well done for you well done for you is there
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anything else you you care to add uh to this uh to this you know your speech you know i need a little
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more emphasis my listeners out there i'm sorry i can't see you i have an inflection in my ear
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well plus the gurgling that you're having there too anyway um is there anything else you want to add
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or are you just happy to win something actually based on merit rather than just expectation
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join the liberal party of canada we'll tell you what to think what to do how to wipe how to pick
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your nose oh the name of safety okay well uh that being said we don't really need a heritage minister
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telling us how to be safe now i know you're tickled pink because you know google is going to give a
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hundred million dollars to uh to legacy b in this country so it must make you feel really good as the
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heritage minister even though technically you're not protecting canadian heritage you're just protecting
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certain interest groups am i right am i right there madam am i right yes yes
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so and uh just just before you know just in case you decide that you want to uh claim and promote
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sexism saying i'm being sexist misogynist i'm just basically calling you on your bs you understand how
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that works okay well once again madam congratulations for uh uh you're winning the prestigious award and
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you're up there with many politicians that really really don't deserve a place in parliament because you
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constantly promote the professional victimhood and really madam it is sickening anyhow this has been
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another segment of the canadian polar vortex of bullshit congratulations once again miss saint
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ange for being unqualified and for acting like a professional victim for no real reason at all just
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the gang brownie points for subpar effort right back after this stay updated and follow crusty canuck on
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facebook twitter gab telegram youtube and podbean subscribe today and donate at crusty canuck.ca
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and welcome back to the podcast ladies and gentlemen your host crusty canuck and this is episode 246
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of the show that's right cbc fail 600 layoffs biased news and lame tv so how do we make this better
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ladies and gentlemen how are we going to make our tv shows better we can actually write in or solicit
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producers and to my uh fellow screenwriters out there write some great episodes write some great tv
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you know write some catchy dramas write some historical dramas write some comedies write some historical
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comedies who knows it's been tried before and there have been many good shows that used to be on the
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cbc used to be on global used to be on ctv at one time but why can't we do that now oh because the
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streaming services or because of budget cuts or when you mean budget cuts you can't use the streaming
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services and budget cuts excuse anymore like i said at one point in the show you got to cut the cream
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to save the milk so who's sitting on top of all these conglomerates who's sitting on top
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a lot of bureaucrats a lot of appointed officials cut them aside okay let the blue collar know how
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prevail again right it's that simple let the blue collar people decide considering it's blue collar
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money that pays for these tv shows that pays for all these new casters they get their makeup done and
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their hair and their nails and get some nice suits right whether they have Versace bags or not like
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mr yag need saying right why can't we do that why can't we do that why can't we go from there but
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no no i guess common sense does not prevail with some of these individuals because the cbc is trying
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to hold on for dear life that's what happens when you live in the past too anyway one of my fans
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uh a while ago she actually wrote this in her uh on her uh facebook page or two i'll just quote it
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i don't really have her permission but uh i'll just say it anyway you know because it would just it
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really it really uh stuck really struck a nerve with me a good nerve that is so facing 125 million
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dollar budget shortfall cbc is cutting 600 or 700 current unit and non-union jobs while 200 vacant
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positions will also be eliminated on top of that the public broadcaster blames budget issues on the
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rising production costs declining television advertising revenue and fierce competition
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from the digital giants now this is what happens when you refuse to evolve with the times so well
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done lisa for writing that and that's the thing they're not evolving with the times they're not
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creating good programming they're not promoting good programming they're so worried about the esg or the
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die model okay diversity made this country what it is there's nothing wrong with diversity but when
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you keep emphasizing diversity every time you put a tv show on you're missing from the story what if the
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story doesn't call for it what if the scene doesn't call for it okay you're trying to control people's
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minds you're trying to manipulate the system that's what it is ladies and gentlemen it has nothing to do
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with race or gender or giving certain people a chance you got to give all people a chance if they got
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something that's catchy and something that can work good well done make that happen right that way you
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don't have to sit and act a professional victim like miss pascal saint-ange who spends more time
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worrying about being insulted than actually looking after canadian heritage okay miss saint-ange
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canadian heritage means all of canada not just a few parts of quebec and a few parts of ontario
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towards people that agree with you you have to represent a canada you you're in a ministerial
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position okay and what you should be worrying about is letting canadian content get out there and thrive
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and progress as it should not to the way your bosses say it should but it should be to what the
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creators say it should be and you just basically sit back and observe and keep your hands out of our
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wallets it's that simple and i want to say a special uh condolences uh to april wine there they lost
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their lead singer there yesterday or today miles goodwin uh i wasn't a giant fan of april wine but
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they're one of the many canadian rock bands that grew in the 70s and thrived in the 80s and uh my
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condolences to his family uh they actually put out some decent music they have some a good one hell of
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a library out there for for a lot of people that uh enjoyed 70s and early 80s rock so uh my condolences
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to the family and friends of miles goodwin and also my condolences out there to the uh family and
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friends of geordie walker uh guitarist for uh one of my favorite alternative bands killing joke
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apparently he passed away due to a stroke there last week so my sincerest condolences to uh
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the band uh killing joke jazz coleman youth and to mr paul ferguson and to the family and friends
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of geordie walker to uh be sadly missed killing joke was made some great music um some of their
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songs really pulled me through some tough times growing up um but you know things happen and that's
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life so my condolences to both the families of those two fine artists guitar players and innovators
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of music for the 20th century anyway ladies and gentlemen i have been crusty canuck on this beautiful
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4th november 2003 once again i apologize for not getting a show out earlier however nothing's changed
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it'll be this episode and tomorrow night i'll be putting out a tuesday rant again too so i'll find
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something else to bitch about but once again thank you out there the people have downloaded my show
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especially my american friends and i'm seeing a few more from the philippines and singapore too
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and another couple of australians so give yourselves a round of applause you guys are awesome
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everyone who listens to my show and downloads my show you're all awesome thank you for taking that
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chance and giving me that promotion i appreciate that gratuitously i do appreciate it anyhow like i
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said i've been crusty canuck on this beautiful 4th november 2023 weather is changing out there
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you're in the christian not november it's december fuck why am i keep saying november it's december
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duh anyhow it's the christmas season is coming maybe getting a little too excited for my own
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my own good but needless to say it's december 4th 2023 ladies and gentlemen and i wish nothing but
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good things for you all out there and stay tuned for tomorrow when i do a tuesday rant do what you
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can to help you out in these trying times uh ladies and gentlemen you know give a little bit
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food bank if you can i'm not saying you have to but if you have a little extra please uh do what
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you can help those less fortunate and uh just try to be good to each other in the next 24 hours
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into my next episode then you'll have my permission to be cruel no just kidding do your best to be good
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each other at all times and like i always say ladies gentlemen humanity and merit wins the day
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and i'll see you all tomorrow night for a tuesday rant bye for now
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get it sweetheart because i am hard you will not like me
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this has been another episode of the crusty canuck podcast stay sane and thank you for listening
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from western canada this is the crusty canuck podcast