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Secession Talk, Food Prices & Super Bowl Stakes Jim speaks with former Michigan Democratic Party Chair Mark Brewer about U.S. state secession chatter and the idea of joining Canada. Mike Von Massow breaks down rising food prices and what Marit Stiles is pushing for, followed by Alok Mukherjee on policing issues in Toronto. To wrap the hour, John Ewing weighs in on Super Bowl betting trends and what gamblers are watching this year episode artwork

EPISODE · Feb 6, 2026 · 37 MIN

Secession Talk, Food Prices & Super Bowl Stakes Jim speaks with former Michigan Democratic Party Chair Mark Brewer about U.S. state secession chatter and the idea of joining Canada. Mike Von Massow breaks down rising food prices and what Marit Stiles is pushing for, followed by Alok Mukherjee on policing issues in Toronto. To wrap the hour, John Ewing weighs in on Super Bowl betting trends and what gamblers are watching this year

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Secession Talk, Food Prices & Super Bowl Stakes Jim speaks with former Michigan Democratic Party Chair Mark Brewer about U.S. state secession chatter and the idea of joining Canada. Mike Von Massow breaks down rising food prices and what Marit Stiles is pushing for, followed by Alok Mukherjee on policing issues in Toronto. To wrap the hour, John Ewing weighs in on Super Bowl betting trends and what gamblers are watching this year

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