The National: The Insiders Audio Podcast
Summary: A master class in Canadian politics. Seasoned insiders Kathleen Monk, David Herle and Jaime Watt explain, in a non-partisan way, how strategies are devised and decisions are made in the party back rooms and in the highest offices of power in the country.
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Podcasts:
The panel discusses strategies for launching party leadership campaigns.
The Insiders are back to discuss the politics of lying and whether it’s become an acceptable tactic.
The Insiders share their picks for the best and worst strategic moves of the year so far. Plus, they have some advice for MPs during the summer.
The Insiders talk about parliamentary privilege use and abuse. Plus, how politicians should handle royal visits.
Jaime, David and Kathleen offer their insight on the political strategies of handling protests.
When a government minister is in trouble, what's the party to do? The Insiders discuss what it takes to get a minister fired and look at the history of ministerial accountability.
As we head towards Thursday's federal budget, the Insiders panel explains what really happens behind closed doors as the budget is being written.
Having been backroom players themselves, The Insiders explain what to expect when the NDP pick their new leader this weekend.
The Insiders explain just how far parties can go trying to move votes, without being accused of wrongdoing.
The Insiders open up about love in the halls of power and how spouses are used on the political stage.
The Insiders panel provides their backroom wisdom on how to deliver bad news to voters.
The Insiders panel explains how politicians and their handlers view the press.
The Insiders look back at 2011 with their picks of the best and worst political strategies of the year.
Tonight the panel takes on the issue of dirty tricks in politics - when to use them, how to use them, and when they're not dirty at all.
U.S. Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain is battling sexual harassment allegations. How do political advisors handle these stories when they break?
