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Today, I am joined by Fenwick McKelvey to discuss his newest book, "Sim Politics". It traces the history of technology and computation in politics.
Find it for free here:SimPolitics
This week I delve into all things Bill C-36 with Teresa Scassa.
If you are interested in Canadian Law, privacy, or anything in between, this episode is a must listen.
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In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Jesse Hoey, a professor of computer science at the University of Waterloo who works in affective computing. He was the first guest I ever recorded for this show. We talk about diversity in AI outputs, AI companions, and much more.
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This week, we unpack one of the most consequential pieces of legislation currently before the Senate. Bill C-22. We discuss where it came from, whether it will stay, and what happens if it does.
Go check out Robert Diab's work.
https://substack.com/@robertdiab
This week, I delve into the fascinating world of space elevators with Stephen Cohen. From dynamics to radiation, we cover it all.
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In this episode, I sit down with Eric Woodward, Mayor of Langley, to discuss his shift from tech to municipal politics, his leadership vision, and key city projects. The conversation takes a deeper dive into controversies surrounding his administration and the criticisms circulating online.
In the second half, we head to Reddit to uncover what Langley residents are actually saying about their mayor.
A candid discussion on local government, transparency, and community engagement.
This week's episode features a conversation with Jonathon Penney, York University professor and author of Chilling Effects, an exploration of how surveillance and conformity shape our lives and freedoms.
Get the book:
Chilling Effects - Amazon
Chilling Effects - Cambridge
The Politech Report launches on the first of September 2026.
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