Trish Wood
Trish Wood
Simon Elmer
Simon Elmer
Simon Elmer
Friday 16th August 2024
Join Trish Wood and Simon Elmer as they discuss UK immigration, courtroom trials, and reflections on addiction. A must-listen for current affairs enthusiasts.
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Trish Wood
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Get the buttons here!Immigration Unveiled: Simon Elmer's Take on UK Policies
Episode Overview
- Simon Elmer discusses UK immigration data and its implications.
- Trish Wood shares her experiences from the Lich/Barber trial in Ottawa.
- The episode explores the emotional toll of long courtroom trials.
- Reflections on Matthew Perry's death and issues of addiction.
- Insight into public-private partnerships and their societal impacts.
Everything that's wrong with the world right now is to some degree the result of this odious public-private partnership.
Award-winning journalist Trish Wood returns with another gripping episode of 'Trish Wood is Critical', featuring Simon Elmer. This episode dives into the controversial topic of immigration in the UK and its socio-economic impacts. Simon Elmer sheds light on data the British government prefers to keep under wraps, discussing how immigration policies are affecting the nation’s stability. He doesn't shy away from bold statements, making this a thought-provoking listen for those interested in current affairs and government transparency.
Trish also provides a first-hand account of the Lich/Barber trial in Ottawa, sharing her observations and experiences from the courtroom. Her candid commentary offers a unique perspective on the judicial process and its emotional toll on those involved. The episode takes a poignant turn as Trish reflects on the recent death of Matthew Perry, touching on issues of addiction and recovery.
Her personal connection to the topic, through her son who is in recovery, adds a layer of depth and empathy to the discussion. Whether you're interested in political analysis, courtroom drama, or heartfelt reflections on addiction, this episode has something for everyone. Don't miss out on Trish's critical take on these pressing issues.