This week on WONK, host Edward Greenspon talks to Paul Wells.
Wells is the dean of political reporting in Canada. For 30 years he wrote for national news outlets before recently launching his own little media empire. He has a buzzing Substack and podcast. His brand name is now, well, his name. He talks about his life in a fast-changing media landscape, the future of journalism, and why he stopped caring about being edgy.
Other episodes
- Shingai Manjengwa on why we shouldn’t fear AI
- Dr. Vivek Goel on building a better health system
- Anne McLellan on how to handle being a Liberal in Alberta
- Chief Crystal Smith on what LNG means for the Haisla Nation
- Marc Garneau on the highs and lows of space exploration
- Peter Nicholson on Atlantic Canada’s great energy transition
- Jayna Hefford on launching the Professional Women’s Hockey League
- Jeff Elgie on the Google deal and his fight to save local news
- Bob Rae on tough times at the UN and Canada’s diplomatic efforts
« Des tables plus grandes, des récits plus riches, un impact plus large. »
Inez Jabalpurwala, Présidente-directrice générale du Forum des politiques publiques
Notre travail rassemble des dirigeants accomplis et de nouvelles voix qui produisent des idées pratiques et robustes pour des politiques au service de tous les Canadiens.
