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    July 22, 2021
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    #697 Church Burnings & Cultural War Bullshit
    The resignation of BC Civil Liberties Union's executive director sparks controversy on both mainstream and social media. And National Post might be successfully carving out its place in the Canadian podcast space.
    Jesse Brown
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    Tiffany Lam
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    Tristan Capacchione
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    Maclean’s contributing editor Andray Domise co-hosts.
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