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Andrew interviews Mark Milke about the Aristotle Foundation's latest study
Episode 210 - Chuong Nguyen inteviews Mark Milke about the Aristotle Foundation
Leighton Grey interviews Mark Milke about the Aristotle Foundation
Tanya Granic Allen interviews Mark about The 1867 Project and the Aristotle Foundation
John Oakley interviews Mark about The Victim Cult
Sean Speer talks with Mark about the need to build a free and flourishing Canada for all
Jamie Sarkonak interviews Mark on the need to unite around ideas — not divide by identities
Christine Van Geyn interviews Mark about Canada's constitutional history its ties to cancel culture
Nima Rajan interviews Mark on cancel culture and the 1867 Project
John Oakley interviews Mark about the 1867 Project
Colin Craig interviews Rima Azar and Mark Milke about The 1867 Project
Barbara Kay reviews the 1867 Project: "Finally, resistance to the woke anti-Canada narrative"
"...a superb collection of essays about different aspects of Canadian political history."
True North's Candace Malcom launches the 1867 Project with Matthew Lau, Jamil Jivani and Mark Milke
Andrew interviews Rima Azar, Lynn Macdonald and Mark Milke about the 1867 Project
Cory interviews Mark Milke about the 1867 Project and the state of liberty in Canada
Terence Corcoran reviews the 1867 Project:
"Freedom is the reason Canada must be cherished, not cancelled"
David Craig interviews Mark Milke on why Canada should be cherished, not cancelled.
QR77’s Rob Breakenridge interviews Mark Milke about The 1867 Project
John Weissenberger reviews the 1867 Project: "Read this book while you still can"
Brian Crombie interviews Mark Milke about the Aristotle Foundation’s new book, The 1867 Project
Filmmaker and political commentator Aaron Gunn discusses Canadian history with Mark
Nigel Hannaford discusses the 1867 Project and the Aristotle Foundation
True North’s Andrew Lawton discusses the Aristotle Foundation’s new book, The 1867 Project
Ezra Levant interviews Mark Milke about The 1867 Project
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