Teachable Moments？ EP#359
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Summary
In this episode of the crusty connect podcast, Mr. Mark Carney wants to give more money away to the CBC. He also wants to get rid of all the good programming on the CBC and replace it with subpar TV.
Transcript
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a good evening everybody it's a beautiful 5th of april 2025 on this saturday oh my goodness
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mark carney just keeps putting his foot in his mouth that's right teachable moments episode 359
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he wants to give more money away if elected typical liberal response hey god just me to
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think think you won't get any stupider here comes a man who wants to give more money away
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for subpar television all that more coming to the show ladies and gentlemen listener discretion
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listener discretion is advised because i will swear smoke cigarettes and make fun of the leaders as i
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see fit see you in a bit hit it sweetheart because i am hard you will not like me
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from western canada this is the crusty connect 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 so 359 the crusty connect podcast i'm your host
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crusty knuck this podcast is also brought to you in part by and supported by veterans freedom that's
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right stand two and coming soon ladies and gentlemen veterans for freedom tv hi everybody i'm your host
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crusty knuck hope all is well in your world today as we speak i know it's been an interesting couple
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days interesting soft bumpy ride when it comes to the world of justice and politics in this country
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world just let me know you're there and you're watching all that good stuff so as the title card said
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so mr mark carney wants to give more money to the cbc because you know they're a national institution
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and they're great for our defense and it explores canadiana at its finest now i don't know about you
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but when i look at the cbc i haven't really sat down and watched any proper programs on cbc for a very
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very long time and i'll tell you why because i remember around 2007 they had a couple of decent
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shows that were worth watching uh george stromulopoulos had a great talk show he talked to everybody
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celebrities singers it was just a great all-around talk show and the guy had personality and there
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used to be a tv show on called the border it was basically about canadian security and american
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security working together on keeping the border secure in a fictional office in toronto and american
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and canadian actors back and forth would be entering on about security and stuff it was actually a pretty
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decent drama but after that when they canceled that show and they changed the format for strombo and
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they changed the theme song for hockey night in canada i just kind of lost interest because
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there wasn't really anything much to look forward on when you looked at the broadcasting you know
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regardless of how much money they're making every year you have to admit regardless of the elections
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regardless of the politics or not they they just gone to shit honestly it's kind of hard to really
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trust the cbc because they have proven biased and biased and biased time and time again especially
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during the convoy now i got into it with an old high school chum of mine there today in regards to
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the convoy and he was telling me that there was an occupation all this shit and i said firstly bud you
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don't know what an occupation is secondly i've seen some occupations throughout my military career
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and firstly that was not an occupation that was a protest based on the protests we have seen the
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past couple years since the 27th or correction the 7th of october i believe 2024 uh we are 2023
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um the convoy has nothing against people smashing property toppling statues throwing bricks taking
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shots at schools and uh just being all around dicks okay so whether you believe in the convoy or not
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or you believe in what justin trudeau did and he's the fine fine leader you can thank the cbc for some of
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that bullshit ladies and gentlemen honestly you can thank them for some of their tongue-in-cheek
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uh basically bag licking and boot licking uh for the almighty dollar they also get a few bucks every
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year when it comes to programming okay now what gets me is the cbc last year had to lay off so many
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people it was like 800 people and yet all these executives got bonuses interesting right and now
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here comes mr carney with his infinite wisdom saying what he's going to do with the cbc now i got a little
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video here from uh lorne gunter uh writer extraordinaire for sun media and he's got a pretty good
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five minute spiel on the whole thing about cbc now as a kid and i'm sure some of you gen extras out
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there along with me even even the boomers too remember watching cbc when they actually had a
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decent lineup of programming when i was a kid sunday nights were a big deal because you'd watch disney
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then you either watch wayne and schuster seeing things that was one show i used to really really
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like and then they used to watch danger bay and then they usually had uh beachcombers on right
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and then as we got older formats kind of changed they actually had a couple of sitcoms you know a
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couple of variety shows um i remember when this hour has 22 minutes actually came on the air and it was
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actually pretty good it was up there with the air farce you know so there was actually some decent
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comedy and some decent entertainment that came out of the cbc and decent news programs too
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not just the national and the cbc news network where people want to accuse uh russian uh interference
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and uh uh misogyny and racism uh all that other bs okay it was actually fun to watch cbc you know you
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watch the local station then you watch the national okay you'd watch uh i think cblt out of toronto
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that used to be what my parents and i would watch when i was growing up and he used to watch uh cfto
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out of the ctv affiliate out of toronto too so there's a contrast and then when i moved closer
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to toronto i used to watch city tv quite a bit because they usually had better programming
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okay just off the wall stuff uh they were affiliated with much music at the time too so they're in the
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same studio i think that studio now is used by ctv if i'm not mistaken anyhow i'm going off the
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tangent here cbc is a shit show okay especially during the convoy uh how many reporters from the
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cbc canada wide were actually saturated in with the truckers during that convoy that three weeks
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in february 2022 how many of them were there saturated with the truckers okay
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how many of the ctv and global too just reporting outside of it and just talking here and there
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whatever you know i mean so a lot of it was bs so i'm going to queue up the lauren gunter video here
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whole good stuff anyway anyhow uh here's uh uh here's lauren gunter i'll actually i'll do uh do this
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and that's right ladies and gentlemen welcome back to the podcast you're watching teachable moments
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episode 359 of the christian podcast that's right teachable moments because mr carney said that peter
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uh you know was just joking but it's a teachable moment that you know he learned something and
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ironically enough mr ching stepped down right and it seems like the conservatives are kicking people
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out left and right too now aaron gunn i watch his channel he's quite the informative lad he's got a lot
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of respect for our troops for our veterans in canada galore and they're trying to ride his butt
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because of uh apparent residential school denialism i'm not going to get into that because i don't deny
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what happened but i'm a firm believer in truth and reconciliation and it starts with the truth
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and i'll just leave it at that ladies and gentlemen anyhow here's this video from lauren gunter
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when he talks about carney and the say-by-say it's interesting because i i just like his style
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ladies and gentlemen no i like what he has to say i just like what mr gunter's approach is when it comes
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to uh getting the words out there for everyone and i'll keep the captions up for you uh folks so
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you can read along in case you can hear i'll make sure the volume's adjusted accordingly and uh we'll
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just go from there ladies and gentlemen well self-explanatory like even that shitting grin on his face look at
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his face he can't even tell the truth if you paid him to all right you decide elected my government
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will take action to enshrine and protect and strengthen cbc radio canada for generations
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to come during week two of the current federal election prime minister mark carney was in
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montreal while he was there he announced that if the liberals are re-elected they will immediately
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increase the cbc's budget by 150 million dollars a year it's already at 1.4 billion dollars he's going
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to add 150 million to that and he said maybe we'll even increase it more but not only that carney said
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they would make the cbc's budget statutory we will not only increase cbc radio canada's funding by
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150 million dollars but we will also make this funding statutory meaning that parliament as a
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whole will need to approve any future changes to its funding not just the cabinet that means it would
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be entrenched in law it couldn't be changed without an act of parliament what they're really trying to do
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is entrench the cbc's one-sided pro-liberal propaganda forever the cbc works in favor of the
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liberals not as though the prime minister phones up to president of cbc and says hey we need you to do say
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this and that for us their mindsets are so alike the cbc doesn't have to be told to do what the
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liberals like they just like what the liberals like all the time and their reporting shows that bias
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just earlier this year two liberal cabinet ministers pascal saint-alange who was the heritage minister at
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the time and melanie jolly who was the foreign affairs minister both said the cbc is not just
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important for canadian culture it's not but that's a common belief cbc is not just important for canadian
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culture it's not just important in combating misinformation it's not i think the biggest sources
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or one of the biggest sources of misinformation in canada is the cbc
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but both saint-alange and jolly both both of them said the cbc is also essential to our national
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security what are we going to send cbc okay what was that essential to national security
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so what are we going to do give the enemy fucking reruns of beachcombers
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oh fraggle rock oh i'm scared he reporters to the border to protect us against american intrusion
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like what do they mean i mean they've become so obsessed with the cbc and how marvelous it is
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and what a wonderful institution it is that it rivals parliament and the judiciary
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and it rivals all sorts of other major canadian institutions they're so enamored of the cbc
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that they've actually convinced themselves the cbc has a role to play in national security
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it's insane i think a free press has a role to play in a democracy but the cbc has said
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it's essential to canadian democracy it the cbc is essential to canadian democracy so essential
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that when it was asked to divulge the salaries of its major executives it's oh no we couldn't do
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that it would be a threat to canadian democracy how in heaven's name do you start to believe that
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about yourself it's insane to say that the cbc needs a 10 increase in its budget which is already
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1.4 billion and the cbc television is watched by fewer than five percent of canadian radio is listened
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to by fewer than 10 percent of canadian the cbc is no longer as it likes to say the way canadians tell
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their stories to one another because nobody's watching and almost nobody's listening it is an elite
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luxury it is something that the elite in canada who run things the establishment in the liberal party
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the establishment in ottawa likes to listen to it because it's an echo chamber it it reinforces their
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own views and their own values it is hostile to lots of other regions and lots of other values and it
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should be defunded but if you want to know how little will change between the trudeau government
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and the carney government simply take a look at mark carney's announcement that he would increase the
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cbc budget by 10 as soon as he became prime minister as soon as his government was re-elected another 10
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for the cbc i don't want it for post media i'm lauren gunter
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yeah really ladies and gentlemen like what what is the sense what is the sense of giving another 10
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percent what do they produce well you heard pascal saint-aige i know she stepped down who knows she
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might surprise everybody like anita arnand and freaking sean fraser and come back and try to get a seat
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for the way of power that these liberals want so desperately but what i get into that was uh
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mr carney's thing if you're able to buy the cbc you will watch it you will like it it's part of our
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culture part of our identity you have all that it'd be mandated in parliament to fund it to the show
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yes to fund all the tv for canadians to watch because it's part of our security yeah that's the way i
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look at it government sanctioned television you've watched this and like it you have all
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right how else do you explain it oh we have to keep this as part of our culture yeah nobody's
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nobody's ever said this whole campaign pierre pauliev hasn't said scrap the cbc he says to fund
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it for very good reasons okay i agree with him to fund it because they're biased they are very biased
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because they dare not bite the hand that feeds them but instead of the kissing the ass the government
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they should be kissing the ass of people like me like you other viewers out there they want to watch
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some good fucking television no now we do have choices here in canada but the government's
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trying to screw with that too netflix tax amazon tax taxes taxes taxes taxes and more taxes for
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what you want to watch on television oh my what a shit show and now everybody's up in arms and
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especially i'm not going to diss my parents generation my parents especially they don't
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really watch a lot of cbc i have a couple uncles and aunts that watch cbc because they like
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watching um murdoch mysteries that's not a bad tv series but they should get the period pieces right
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you know i mean look at the source material and do a little more research uh from toronto of the
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early 1900s you know when canada was still a colony yes yes they still got the british influence
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oh yes of course but fucking get on with it okay ctv could smarten up global could smarten up you know
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like there's a lot of channels in this country that do offer canadian content but you got to pay for it
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that's where it gets difficult because not everybody can afford an extra 10 15 a month to
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watch good canadian content so if these guys are serious about what they want then maybe they
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should get off their asses and produce some kick-ass fucking canadian tv stay updated and follow
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and you're back ladies and gentlemen episode 359 teachable moments of the crusty canuck podcast
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oh the elections looming all the drama oh my god hi everybody i'm your host crusty canuck welcome
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right i had a question the other day uh in regards to my headwear and i do have a variety of hats
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because i am bald by the way i started shaving my head oh god back in uh 2009 it was just kind of
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creeping backwards you know some people have a receding hairline you know mine was receding
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backwards i got the homer simpson thing going on there so i had a few jibby jabs from friends of
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mine and jabs here and i said fuck it i just started shaving it right but this hat is a keppy uh hat
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uh it's based on the u.s civil war the union army i used to have crossed rifles on here but i actually
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lost them while moving i packed my hats in one big box and life made it where those crossed rifles
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went to but this was a gift from my father when he was in arizona and he asked me if i wanted a blue
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or a gray one and i'm just like uh blue one place because of history not that i'm disenfranchising
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history per se i just won't wear a gray one that's just me though uh not that it's it holds any
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animosity towards anybody in particular i just prefer the blue one and i have a couple of caps
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from my days in the military and of course the old-fashioned crusty connect toque which i'm
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thinking about making in my merchandise eventually so once i get a few more funds get things built up
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squared away squared away and paid off then i can focus more on the merchandise aspect too there is a
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link in my description for crusty connect t-shirts and caps if you want to as a customized girl just click
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but they canceled some of those items for some reason that they weren't selling i don't know
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anyway that's my shop for now until i change stores anyway carrying on teachable moments you can see a
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teachable moment right there what lauren gunter presented to you and how mark carney was talking
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about how we're going to do this for the cbc and i'll pass it all we're talking about the same thing
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too now teachable moment is not to trust them if you have to rely on tv network or a television station
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or a broadcast unit to protect your security then you're thinking of the world totally different
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than what i am okay it's not the television to do that for you you as a viewer you as a consumer
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you decide what you want to watch in tv and they keep harping about the cbc being a staple in canadian
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culture will then promote canadian culture not the woke isms promote canadian culture
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how about go out and hire some writers look around at all the film campuses around the country
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all the creative schools propose to a student or two or three or amateurs to submit some kind of
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screenplay for a sitcom submit a screenplay for a drama submit a screenplay for a sci-fi show
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if the cbc wants to get all this money then they should be spending it on creating and developing
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great television not lining the pockets of executives who might live in the states part-time
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in canada for the rest of the time huh and actually hire some journalists that can have a very very
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unbiased approach just like the old show uh the fifth estate used to have at one time
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you see a show like that anymore not really ctv used to have a show called w5 is it still on i
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don't know i see bits and pieces of it i thought it was going to be canceled but they bring it back
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again i don't know right at global used to have a 16 by 9 which was hosted by uh oh i can't remember
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her name but that used to be a decent show right you see there's got to be more to canadian broadcasting
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than just the love of hockey or the love of this create something right crave tv has some good shows
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but i'm not paying for it you know what i mean why should i pay for my own content why should i pay for
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something that's being made in the next city over here or the next province you want to make money
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it's all how you advertise it look at the american model look at the british model learn from that build
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create you don't need a fucking communications degree to figure it out look at the market what
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people want to watch ideally when you get home from from work or from a long day you want to turn
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the tv on and shut the world off you just want to see something different you want to have some laughter
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you want to see some drama you want to be entertained you want to see a monster movie you want to see a
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zombie movie god that genre is being overdone for fuck's sakes but i think you know what i'm getting
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here ladies and gentlemen you know what point i'm getting at here okay so when these politicians
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are veying for votes to keep the cbc going they should think about what the cbc is doing and what
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it's done they've proven the biased right every time they have their little panels they have experts
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what's their expertise in half of them haven't been out anywhere outside of montreal or toronto for
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most of their fucking lives they fail to understand the rest of the nation okay
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that's something to think about a lot of them have proven their bias especially during the convoy
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and it should it should have woken a lot of people up to that but what does it matter right
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so when you watch these programs pay attention to what they're trying to display
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you know they want to make everything inclusive but they want to include a minimal part of society
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they want to include this include that but they do it to to pander they don't do it
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if i want to watch a tv show i want to be entertained i don't want to be pandered to
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right here's an idea write a sitcom about guys in the military that would sell that actually give
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the viewers some insight and how our military operates too right because canada has never
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really commercialized a lot of our history like our friends to the south now i'm not disney united states
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i love you guys okay i'm getting sick and tired of this canada versus usa bullshit i really am it's
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getting old really fucking quick but and another thing we can learn from that you know let's make
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a sitcom about life in petawawa or life in a fictional base in some fictional town
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right that's an idea why can't we have a version of uh ain't half eight half hot mum if you remember
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that show the windsor davis oh dear so sad never mind right the old soldier major right an excellent
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sitcom by the way but uh you know little things little ideas but we shouldn't have to mimic anything
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we can create our own like i said i'm aspiring screenwriter i've got some short stories written i got
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a couple of screenplays written i'm trying to submit a series for approval you know and i think
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my audience would probably like it too let's just say if you're an 80s cop show fan you'll probably like
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it you know it's got drama it's got sex it's got desire and violence oh my so we'll talk about that
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later maybe some other episode ladies and gentlemen but needless to say it's the cbc's own fault it's ctv's
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own fault every three uh every three of the major networks in this country get government funding
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the cbc gets most of it to the tune of 1.4 billion dollars now mr carney wants to throw another 150
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million dollars in the name of security and identity you want to throw that money away throw it into a
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proper canadian identity and the lives of everybody in this country not just the lives of a handful of
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journalists or people that might relate all canadians it's that simple anyhow ladies and
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audience out there if you feel like donating there's links in the description you can donate from
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donate what you like all the more the better you know anything will do i'm not going to demand it
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but i'm going to have to start asking for a little bit more here and there uh just because this does
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take time and work and effort and i'm starting to feel the sting of the inflation ladies and gentlemen
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and i'm not saying you must give but if you feel like giving please do if not then i'll keep this
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podcast going the way it is but i'm not going to try to get sponsorships or anything like that too
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i've tried that before i never got paid so i'll make a long story short i won't do it you know
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unless i'm offered a great deal or offered a pay per episode kind of thing we'll we'll talk about it
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but if you know anybody who wants to sponsor the show my contact information is in the description
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contact me via email we can go from there if you want to donate links are in there as well for you
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if you don't that's fine too ladies and gentlemen just once again remind you please if you see this
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comment give me a thumbs up give me a like or dislike whatever you want to do give me a comment
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and let me know where you're writing from just so i get a consensus on who else is seeing especially
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on the youtube channel here okay but like i said this has been the 5th of april 2025 a beautiful
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saturday go out enjoy the weather weather is getting better in this area of the country
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just keep your wits about you it is still a little slippery and mucky out there
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and just keep your heads up be calm cool collected i know this election season will be
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a test of fortitude for most of us but like i said vote with your head and save your heart for
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your country and look after your friends and loved ones your family and do it just you can just to be
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civil and still try to be good unity starts with you being a good person that is all no more this
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anti-canada anti-usb shit bullshit and stop worrying about ovechkin and and gretzky let ovechkin
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win the record whatever gretzky held on to glory for a long time and he's still the great one as far
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as i'm concerned he was one of my heroes as a kid so kick ass wayne kick ass ovechkin and just keep
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fucking doing you all right and for the rest of yous you just keep on doing you too so look after
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your friends and loved ones in these trying times ladies and gentlemen and like i always say
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humanity and merit wins the day take care and i'll see you next time bye for now
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hit 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