Can't Be Censored

Former national security analyst and author Dennis Molinaro joins Can’t Be Censored to deliver a chilling warning: Canada is “under assault” by China’s covert foreign interference operations. He reveals how Beijing allegedly targets Canadian politicians, business leaders, and institutions to quietly shape decisions from the inside. Molinaro connects the dots from Canada’s historic relationship with China under Pierre Trudeau to mod...

Krista Ford Haynes joins Can’t Be Censored for a rare and candid interview about life inside one of Canada’s most scrutinized political families. She speaks out about her husband’s ongoing disciplinary case with the Toronto Police Service, calling the process unfair, financially and emotionally devastating, and raising serious questions about public investigations. Krista also opens up about Doug Ford’s federal ambitions, whether h...

In this unfiltered, long-form interview, Maxime Bernier explains why he believes Canada must stop immigration now and why he says the country has reached a breaking point. Bernier makes the case for an immigration freeze, arguing that mass immigration is driving housing shortages, suppressing wages, and straining social cohesion while politicians in Ottawa refuse to have an honest public debate.The conversation goes beyond headline...

Ben Mulroney sits down for a wide-ranging, unfiltered conversation about public life, legacy, and his comeback after being cancelled. He opens up candidly about growing up with a famous last name, losing his dad, the betrayal he experienced by colleagues, Canadian politics, immigration and whether he would ever run for mayor. He also reflects on his experience with the Royal Family and the current state of his family's relationship...

Claire Elyse Brosseau is a Canadian comedian and actor whose life has become part of a national and international conversation about mental illness, autonomy, and Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD).Her story has been covered in The New York Times, but until now, Claire had never sat down for an on-camera interview.In this Season Two premiere of Can’t Be Censored, Claire speaks directly to camera for the first time about her life, h...

Sophie Grégoire Trudeau sits down with us for one of her most honest and vulnerable interviews yet on trauma, origin wounds, addiction, parenting, love, loss, and rebuilding your identity when life forces a reset. She opens up about how childhood shapes every adult relationship, why so many of us feel disconnected, what addiction is really masking, and how she navigated a very public separation while trying to stay grounded and aut...

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow joins Can’t Be Censored hosts Travis Dhanraj and Karman Wong for an in-depth conversation about leading Canada’s largest city. She talks about the challenges of fixing housing affordability, improving safety on the TTC, working with Premier Doug Ford, and reveals when she’ll decide whether to run again in 2026.From Toronto’s budget crisis to the city’s “New Deal” with the province, Chow shares what it’s re...

Lara Trump joins Can’t Be Censored for an exclusive, unfiltered conversation about life inside the Trump family, her father-in-law’s 2024 campaign, and what the media still gets wrong about Donald Trump. In this candid sit-down, Lara opens up about calling out The View for refusing to wear a MAGA hat, the personal side of Donald Trump, and how she sees the future of the Republican Party and the country. She also talks about family,...

Former Meet the Press moderator Chuck Todd sits down with Travis Dhanraj and Karman Wong in Washington, DC to talk about the future of journalism, the rise of independent media, government shutdowns, Pentagon press access, and the state of Canada–U.S. relations. Candid stories from inside national newsrooms, how social algorithms changed everything, and why trust in media collapsed.What we cover• How mainstream media lost the room ...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith joins Travis Dhanraj and Karman Wong on Can’t Be Censored.

From defending her school book policy and responding to media backlash, to discussing energy independence, Ottawa’s overreach, the future of free speech, and how she handles being one of the most talked about leaders in Canada nothing was off limits.

Smith opens up about what the media gets wrong, her clashes with the feds, and how she’s reshapi...

Help support our platform: https://cantbecensored.com/support/Download our FREE iPhone App: https://t.co/1PWmqICjC4Kevin O’Leary reveals the unfiltered rules to being super rich — and he’s not sugarcoating a thing. 🔥From building wealth and power to calling out political stupidity, the Shark Tank star breaks down exactly how the ultra-successful think — and why most people will never get there. This is Kevin O’Leary like you’ve ne...

Elizabeth May joins Can’t Be Censored for a wide-ranging conversation about politics, leadership, and the state of Canada today.From Parliament to Trump, free speech, faith in institutions, and the future of the Green movement, May opens up like never before — with humour, honesty, and zero spin.She talks about working across party lines, what she really thinks of Trudeau and Poilievre, the Emergencies Act, and why she believes Can...

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Update: This episode was filmed prior to September 22, 2025 when CBC "processed" the resignation letter Travis Dhanraj sent them on July 7th

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre joins Can’t Be Censored for an unfiltered interview with hosts Travis Dhanraj and Karman Wong. In this wide-ranging conversation, Poilievre tak...

🔥 The wait is over. In this jaw-dropping premiere of Can’t Be Censored, Travis Dhanraj exposes the secrets, dysfunction, and behind-the-scenes battles inside CBC, Canada’s national broadcaster.For the first time ever, Travis tells the full story of his explosive exit, his fight with CBC management, and the human rights complaint that could rock Canadian media to its core. This is the inside story the CBC doesn’t want you to hear.

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