The Jack Berkovits Show

In this episode of The Jack Berkovits Show, Jack dives into the latest controversy surrounding Donald Trump and a questionable gift from Qatar — unpacking what it means for politics and international diplomacy. Later, Jack is joined by three powerhouse guests tackling complex personal and social challenges:

Kaylee Robinson, a mental health advocate, breaks down how to choose the right therapist, the emotional impact of shifting support systems in relationships, and how these dynamics relate to burnout and its prevention.

Belinda Clemmensen, founder of Women’s Leadership Intensive, shares insights on the gender pay gap, workplace discrimination, and what it takes to get more women into leadership positions. Her mission? Transforming the workplace by empowering female leaders.

Tune in for a compelling mix of political analysis, personal growth, and powerful advocacy — only on The Jack Berkovits Show.

In this thought-provoking episode of The Jack Berkovits Show, Jack welcomes three distinguished guests for a wide-ranging conversation on some of today’s most pressing social issues.
First, Stephen Van Evera, professor of political science at MIT, explores the enduring legacy of Christian antisemitism—its historical roots, modern expressions, and the urgent need for deeper awareness and education.
Next, Erin Cowling, lawyer and mental health advocate, opens up about the often-overlooked mental health crisis in the legal profession, highlighting the pressures faced by legal professionals and the cultural changes needed to foster well-being in law.
Finally, journalist Bob Vrbanac takes a critical look at the role of media in shaping political narratives, revealing how misinformation is weaponized to discredit politicians and mislead voters.

A powerful, honest, and eye-opening discussion across faith, justice, and truth in the public sphere.

In this episode of The Jack Berkovits Show, Jack is joined by Pat Cugliari for a lively and thought-provoking conversation. Jack kicks things off with a personal (and slightly awkward!) story about how he accidentally sold his wife’s custom-designed bracelet—a piece he had specially made for her birthday and Mother’s Day—to a customer, sparking a funny and revealing chat about business, family, and making amends.The discussion then turns serious as Jack and Pat dive into the trial of the junior hockey players, analyzing what happened and exploring the difficult question of what, if anything, the victim could have done to avoid the situation. It's a nuanced conversation about responsibility, safety, and lessons for the future.Finally, they wrap up with the latest antics from Donald Trump—breaking down his recent statements and what they mean as he continues to dominate headlines.

On today’s episode, Jack Berkovits welcomes two powerful voices with unique perspectives on leadership, identity, and resilience.

First, Rabbi Daniel Korobkin joins the show to discuss the troubling rise of antisemitism in Canada in 2025. As a respected religious leader and community advocate, Rabbi Korobkin offers a sobering look at the challenges facing Jewish Canadians today and shares insight into how communities can confront hatred with strength, unity, and education.

Later, Jack is joined by Douglas Ernest, U.S. Army veteran and author of The Spirit of a True Patriot: The Inspiring Story of Ret. Captain Douglas J. Ernest. Now a successful entrepreneur and owner of a top Corvette dealership in Dallas, Texas, Ernest shares his remarkable journey from military service to business success, and what it means to live with purpose, patriotism, and perseverance.

A wide-ranging episode filled with courage, insight, and inspiration.

Today on The Jack Berkovits Show, Jack is joined by two powerful voices tackling tough truths in the legal world and beyond. 

Rebecca Jaremko Bromwich — lawyer, mediator, and feminist legal academic — dives into the startling statistic that nearly 1 in 10 lawyers are considering leaving the profession within a year. She explores what’s driving burnout and what needs to change in the legal system.

Ellen Hopkins, New York Times bestselling author of Dear Bully, joins to discuss adult bullying and the importance of self-advocacy. Drawing from her writing and life experience, she highlights how bullying doesn’t end with childhood — and how we can find our voice at any age.

A must-listen episode on personal and professional pressure — and the power of pushing back.

On today’s show, Jack Berkovits is joined by returning guest Stuart Kaufman, political science and international relations professor and former U.S. National Security Council Director for Russian, Ukrainian, and Eurasian Affairs. Together, they unpack key developments in U.S. foreign policy, the Russia-Ukraine war, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict — with Stuart’s expert insight offering clarity in a chaotic world. Later, Jack welcomes two guests tackling urgent social issues:
Jodee Blanco, bestselling author and anti-bullying advocate, shares her powerful story of lifelong bullying, revealing how it can persist across all ages and appear in unexpected places.
Taryn Zeger, registered psychotherapist, explores the post-pandemic surge in attention deficit disorder diagnoses, and the troubling role of social media in eroding patience and focus among youth. From international conflict to classroom challenges, this episode connects the dots between politics and the personal.

Today on the show, Jack Berkovits and Pat Cugliari dive into some hot topics without any arguments during the commercial break — shocking, we know! They discuss the political futures of Pierre Poilievre and Jagmeet Singh, ongoing debate around bike lanes in Toronto
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In the first hour, Jack is joined by Stephen Van Evera, a professor of Political Science Emeritus at MIT. He discusses the importance of Israeli Independence Day.

In hour two, Valery Brosseau, CEO and founder of Validate Mental Health, joins the show to discuss her organization, as well as Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) Awareness Month.

Plus, Leonard Fleck, Philosopher, expert in medical ethics and Healthcare policy, breaks down a recent study that ranked Canada #19 out of 20 for countries for worst health care.

In the first hour, Jack speaks with Greg Rabidoux, an award-winning filmmaker and author. Greg offers his take on the ongoing cultural shift in Hollywood, and the fight against "woke" films.

In hour two, Jasmin Laine, award-winning broadcaster, Podcaster, writer and independent journalist, shares her thoughts on Monday's Federal Election.

Join Jack Berokivts and Pat Cugliari this Friday as they dive into a wide-ranging discussion on federal politics, the death of the Pope, the process of choosing the next pontiff, and other hot-button topics that left both hosts rattled on air. It's a conversation you won’t want to miss. Tune in and get caught up on the issues that matter!