I spoke with Scott Costen of The Sidebar about the open letter sent to the leaders of the five major Canadian federal political parties opposing the expansion of the “war on terror” to include white […]
Category: media appearances
New optimism in canada-us relations
Alongside Dr. Donald Ableson I was interviewed by Heidi Petracek for the “Politics” segment of CTV News Atlantic at Six. I talked about the future of the far right, administration change, and how to build […]
How concerned are you about right wing extremism?
Alongside Dr. David Hoffman I was invited on to CBC Maritime Noon with Bob Murphy to talk about right wing extremism, specifically in Atlantic Canada. Check out the show here.
The ‘Terrorgram’ Plot by Neo-Nazis to Seduce Anti-Vaxxers
I talked with Mark Hay from the Daily Beast last week about efforts of the accelerationist far right to coopt the anti-vaxx movement to sow chaos and bring on their longed-for race war. This is […]
The Day After the Federal Election 2019
I spoke with Heidi Petracek on CTV Morning Live about the results of the 2019 Canadian Federal Election. We talked about surprises (or lack thereof) and what to make of the campaign cycle and the […]
Poll shows Canadians feeling pessimistic about Federal government
My interview with Bruce Frisko on CTV News Atlantic about the Nanos poll showing Canadians’ rising pessimism and anger in the lead-up to the 2019 federal election. We talk about why and who’s weaponizing those […]
A Police Escort for the Radical Imagination?
A short piece I wrote re-published in the Nova Scotia Advocate about platforming police, deplatforming radical social justice programming, and public spaces.
RadioActive: Finding Hope and the Radical Imagination in Dark Times
Max Haiven and I spoke with Natalie Kivell on RadioActive (WVUM) about the radical imagination, social movements, and finding hope in dark times. Check out the audio recording of our full length interview.
On Charlottesville
My interview with Steve Murphy on CTV News Atlantic about the rise of white nationalism and white terror on both sides of the border.
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