The Sanity Check - Sunday Edition News Breakdown
April 19, 2026
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Episode 15 · April 19, 2026
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Summary
This week on The Sanity Project, join Alexandra for a razor-sharp news breakdown of the wildest misinformation swirling through Canadian feeds. Explore how critical thinking can help you decode viral stories, confront noisy current events, and stay grounded as digital outrage ramps up. If you want to keep your sanity and your skepticism intact, this episode cuts through the spin with practical detection tools and essential fact-checking strategies for today’s media landscape.
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Understanding Outrage: A Deep Dive into Canadian Politics
The Power of Political Analysis in Outrage Culture
The episode delivers incisive political analysis designed to counteract the pull of viral outrage culture. In an environment saturated with heated narratives and reactionary content, critical thinking is your strongest defense. Alexandra spotlights the pitfalls of media misinformation, demonstrating how viral claims often lack the complexity of true news commentary or detailed news analysis.
Decoding Canadian News and Progressive Politics
Navigating the latest in canadian news and canadian politics demands vigilance. From the weaponization of fake documents to the allure of simple policy slogans, every issue is parsed through a genuine, nonpartisan lens. Grounded in progressive politics, the discussion emphasizes how the health of democratic debate in Canada depends on challenging narratives—whether liberal, conservative, or populist.
Building Daily News Literacy for Democracy
This is real political commentary at its sharpest, built to equip listeners with practical verification skills for dissecting daily news analysis and the latest current events. By focusing on facts, not just viral outrage, Alexandra helps listeners sharpen their understanding of politics and democratic engagement, offering a toolkit for resisting the noise and fostering informed debate in a complex world.
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