EHRadio
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Canadian politics at full alarm.
EH Radio delivers blunt Canadian political monologues with a combative focus on free speech, Parliament, media trust, and public accountability. Recent episodes hammer at party loyalty, inflation, Bill C9, constitutional rights, and the fear that ordinary political dissent is being boxed in.
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EH Radio is a Canadian political commentary show built around urgency, distrust, and constitutional warning. It does not drift into politics gently. Recent episodes open from the premise that the country is in a political and ideological fight, then move quickly into accusations against parties, media, courts, and public institutions. The program’s central concern is power. Who holds it. Who abuses it. Who stays quiet when rights are challenged. Episodes on floor-crossing votes, Bill C-306, and party loyalty frame Parliament as a place where representatives can protect themselves before voters. Episodes on free speech and Bill C9 treat limits on expression as part of a wider democratic crisis. Inflation episodes widen the lens, arguing that prices, taxation, public costs, and oil are tied to national decline rather than ordinary economic management. The tone is blunt and impatient. It is also repetitive in a deliberate way, using recurring slogans and warnings to keep the listener inside a state of political alarm. The show often criticizes Liberal power, but it also attacks Conservative silence when the program believes opposition figures are avoiding the larger fight. Polliver, Carney, Maxime Bernier, Brian Peckford, Joe Rogan, and Eric Bowling appear as names in recent arguments, usually as examples inside broader claims about leadership, rights, media attention, or economic policy. The format is monologue-heavy, with outside clips or public references brought in as evidence rather than as soft interview material. There is little interest in neutral moderation. EH Radio is for listeners who want forceful, anti-mainstream Canadian politics delivered with sharp edges and a constant sense that time is running out. It works best as a pulse-check on a specific political mood: suspicious of institutions, angry at perceived censorship, and focused on local action as the only path left. Its appeal is not polish. Its appeal is pressure.
Made for: For listeners drawn to combative Canadian political commentary, free-speech arguments, anti-mainstream media critique, and constitutional-rights framing. Best suited to those who prefer blunt monologue over balanced panel discussion.
What sets it apart: EH Radio stands apart through its relentless crisis frame: inflation, party votes, speech laws, and opposition-party choices are all treated as evidence of one connected institutional failure. The show’s force comes from repetition, urgency, and a refusal to separate Canadian politics from wider democratic decline.
NOW ON 'Gettr' @ehradio 'Truth social' @Ehradio We "Comment" and cover Canadian politics some of US politics that affect Canada. We also look across the pond and discover things that others have NOT and probably wished we hadn't. FREE SPEECH is Under attack in Canada. Ehradio EXPOSES Canada's "Liberal Communists" Who want to change Canada forever. We are NOT MSM and are Proud of it. When you Positively NEED TO KNOW WE ARE EHRADIO -- We are not PC and do not apologize for it! Enjoy it because WE DO! while you still CAN (Trudeau has plans for ALL of...
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Forceful solo commentary connects Canadian political conflict with wider disputes over speech, representation, sovereignty and military power.
EH Radio Canadian Politics with a twist turns political disputes into forceful solo commentary, with the host treating freedom of speech, parliamentary representation and national sovereignty as parts of the same ideological struggle.
A political alarm bell rings from Canada to Britain, and you're invited to argue back.
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A relentless alarm bell about Canadian politics, party loyalty, and who MPs are meant to represent.
The segment opens with a sharp critique of the Rogan interview and quickly widens into an attack on Canadian politics. It moves from bilingualism and party loyalty to the argument that MPs should answer to constituents first, not to party discipline, and then pushes that line…
A blunt warning about war, logistics, and the cost of cutting military capacity too far.
A-Radio spends this episode on war footing, shrinking military capacity, and the habit of treating defense like a line item. The argument moves from Trump and Starmer to Iran, Ukraine, munitions, ships, bases, and logistics, and keeps coming back to one point: cuts do not leave…
A blunt free-speech monologue about medical punishment, censorship, and institutional overreach.
This review tracks a medicine-and-censorship rant that narrows in on a doctor who says he was struck off for internet behavior, then barred after speaking out about misinformation, safeguarding concerns, and the letters he wrote for people trying to reach dying relatives.
A forceful political monologue that links British politics to a wider fight over war and leadership.
This episode takes a hard political line, tying British politics to broader arguments about war, leadership, and public betrayal. It moves from a Reform Party rally in London to Starmer, then out to Iran and Ukraine, treating them as part of one larger struggle.
Galloway rotates Office Hours Q&A, Raging Moderates politics, and China Decode geopolitics weekly.
Robert Evans dissects history's worst people, from Jimmy Savile to Jeffrey Epstein.
Dan and Jordan fact-check Alex Jones broadcasts, old and new, clip by clip.
Annual BBC lectures where one thinker unpacks a theme, from Fiona Hill to Rutger Bregman.
A Radio's EHR 1391 presents Steve's introduction to a Jerome Corsi interview about emergency executive powers, election procedures, and political control in Canada and the United States.
EH Radio introduces Jerome Robert Corsi, citing his Harvard Ph.D., two New York Times bestselling books, and past work involving a State Department top-secret clearance.
The host of EH Radio presents Bill C-306, a 2011 Canadian parliamentary bill that would have required MPs who switch parties to immediately vacate their seat and face a by-election.
The host discusses inflation as a national crisis, proposing solutions like cutting government workers and controlling oil prices to eliminate it.
The transcript provided starts with a Citizens for Action sponsorship message and a repeated A Radio opening about being "at war" in a "political and ideological war." The speaker tells listeners to "turn off the mainstream media," "talk to your friends," and "start at the local level," framing the show as a truth-telling counter to lies.
The EH Radio host presents an interview between Ezra Levant and Brian Peckford — the last living First Minister who signed Canada's Constitution — in which Peckford explains his refusal to endorse Pierre Poilievre for the Conservative leadership.
This episode discusses a perceived political and ideological war in Canada, emphasizing the need for truth and action against mainstream media.
This episode discusses the political and ideological war against inflation and mainstream media lies, urging listeners to seek truth and take action at the local level.
This episode discusses the perceived end of democracy, framing it as a political and ideological war where listeners are urged to seek truth, reject mainstream media, and take action at the local level.
This episode discusses Bill C9 as just the beginning of a political and ideological war, urging listeners to seek truth, fight back against lies, and take action at the local level.
A political commentary podcast discussing Canadian and US politics, criticizing mainstream media and advocating for free speech and conservative values.
A politically charged commentary show discussing Canadian and US politics, attacking mainstream media and promoting grassroots action.
The transcript opens with a sponsorship for Citizens for Action and a repeated call to “fight back with the truth” while rejecting “the mainstream media.” The speaker frames the moment as “a political and ideological war” and says change has to start “at the local level.” The only clear setup for the episode is a pivot line where the host says he had “wanted to do a totally different podcast” but will do something else tonight.
A political commentary show discussing Canadian and US politics, criticizing mainstream media and promoting free speech.
A political commentary show discussing Canadian and US politics, criticizing mainstream media and promoting conservative viewpoints.
A politically charged commentary show discussing Canadian politics, free speech, and opposition to mainstream media and liberal policies.
A politically charged commentary show discussing Canadian and US politics, attacking mainstream media and promoting conservative activism.
A political commentary show discussing Canadian and US politics, criticizing mainstream media and promoting conservative activism.
EH Radio host plays a clip from British doctor Dave Cartland, who was struck off the medical register after writing five letters enabling patients to visit dying relatives abroad and calling out what he considered medical misinformation.
A politically charged commentary show discussing Canadian and US politics, criticizing mainstream media and promoting free speech.
A political commentary show discussing Canadian and US politics, criticizing mainstream media and advocating for conservative values.
A political commentary show discussing Canadian and US politics, criticizing the liberal government and mainstream media, and urging listeners to take local action.
A politically charged commentary on Canadian and US politics, urging listeners to fight against liberal communism and mainstream media lies.
A politically charged commentary on Canadian and US politics, criticizing mainstream media and promoting free speech.
A political commentary show urging listeners to fight back against mainstream media and take action to reclaim their country.
The EH Radio host reviews a Reform UK rally held in London, playing clips from Nigel Farage's speech and the introduction of Layla Cunningham as Reform UK's London mayoral candidate.
This episode is a passionate call to action urging listeners to reject mainstream media lies, embrace truth, and engage in local political resistance to reclaim the country.
A politically charged commentary on Canadian and US politics, criticizing mainstream media and urging listeners to fight back with truth at the local level.
A political commentary show rallying listeners against mainstream media and calling for local action to combat perceived ideological threats in Canada.
This episode warns of a political and ideological war in America, urging listeners to reject mainstream media lies and fight back with the truth.
A political commentary show discussing Canadian and US politics, criticizing mainstream media and promoting conservative activism.
A politically charged commentary show discussing Canadian and US politics, attacking mainstream media and promoting grassroots action.
A political commentary show discussing Canadian and US politics, free speech, and ideological battles, urging listeners to fight back against mainstream media and take back their country.
A politically charged commentary show discussing Canadian and US politics, criticizing mainstream media and promoting conservative activism.
A politically charged commentary show discussing Canadian and US politics, criticizing mainstream media and promoting conservative activism.
This episode discusses America being in a political and ideological war, urging listeners to seek truth, reject mainstream media, and engage locally to reclaim the country.
This episode features an interview about political asylum as a last resort, framed within a broader ideological war against mainstream media lies.