The Jim Lang Show

In a bold diplomatic pivot, Canada and other Western nations have formally recognized the State of Palestine — a move that could reshape global policy on Gaza. This week’s episode features host Mike Wixson joined by foreign policy analyst Paul Micucci, as they unpack the motives, consequences, and risks behind this historic decision.

You’ll learn:

• Why Canada broke with decades of forei...

A once‑“missing” minute of surveillance footage from Jeffrey Epstein’s jail release has reignited the conspiracy firestorm. In this episode, host Jim Lang and Mike Wixson examine what the newly released video reveals — and what it still hides.

You’ll learn:

• How metadata showed nearly three minutes were trimmed from the “raw” footage

• The contradictions in government claims about night...

Every Labor Day, the Canadian International Air Show dazzles spectators with amazing aerial displays—but does it also stir trauma and controversy? In this episode, Mike Wixson is joined by Jim Lang and Bradie Whetham to examine the clash between spectacle and sensitivity.

You’ll hear:

• The rich history and significance of Canada’s longest-running air show

• Why some viewers say warplane...

Canadian TV is no longer a punchline—it’s dominating screens around the world. In this episode, Jim Lang sits down with TV editor and journalist Greg David to trace how shows like Trailer Park Boys, Letterkenny, Schitt’s Creek, and Kim’s Convenience broke “CanCon” mold to become global hits.

Greg David, with years of experience chronicling the entertainment industry, shares insider persp...

What happens if you defend yourself against a home intruder in Canada? In this gripping episode, host Mike Wixson and guest Jim Lang analyze a real case from Lindsay, Ontario, where a man faces aggravated assault charges after protecting his family.

Mike and Jim unpack the legal complexities of Section 34 of the Criminal Code, discuss rising crime fears, and examine systemic issues in Ca...

Canada quietly dominates global television—but why? In this episode, Jim Lang sits down with Canadian TV insider Bradie Whetham to uncover the surprising truth behind the international success of shows like Trailer Park Boys, Letterkenny, Kids in the Hall, and more.

Bradie shares behind-the-scenes stories from his prolific career, including how one of his own series has aired in 75+ coun...

Canada is racing to hit NATO’s 2% defense target — and submarines are the fulcrum. In this episode, Mike Wixson and Paul Micucci break down Canada’s $60B submarine plan, the risks of offshoring, and what this means for national sovereignty and industry.

You’ll hear:

• Why 12 AIP diesel-electric subs are central to Arctic strategy

• The case for a nuclear‑diesel hybrid option

• Options: f...

Why are Canada’s top Liberal ministers suddenly walking away? Just weeks after a federal election, major cabinet names like Chrystia Freeland, Bill Blair, and Steven Guilbeault are stepping down — and the timing is raising serious questions.

In this episode, host Jim is joined by Paul Micucci, political commentator and strategist, to unpack the motives behind this wave of resignations. I...

Are speed cameras protecting Toronto drivers — or just fleecing them? Across the GTA, automated speed enforcement is expanding fast, but not everyone is convinced it’s about safety.

In this episode, host Jim sits down with journalist and political commentator Anthony Furey to explore the rising backlash against speed cameras. From accusations of government overreach to Premier Doug Ford'...

Should teens help choose Canada’s leaders? In this thought-provoking episode, Jim Lang and Mike Wixson explore the growing campaign to lower the voting age to 16. With Vote16.ca gaining traction, the debate over civic maturity, representation, and voter engagement is heating up.

Topics discussed in this episode:

• The arguments for and against lowering the voting age
• Are 16-year-olds m...