In 2025, this song is coming back with a vengeance as an example of the thread that connects Canadian pop culture together.

I’m of course, talking about Stuttering by Fefe Dobson.

Is this the best pop song in Canadian history? I certainly think there’s an argument to be made for it. So in this week’s episode, let’s dive into why Stuttering might be the best representation of Canadian pop culture — our relationships with apologies, each other, and our elbows-up energy to the world.

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