In this episode, Malini Ondrovcik and Doc Amitay discuss the recent resignation of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, exploring the public's reaction, the implications for Canadian politics, and the broader themes of hope and cognitive dissonance in political identity. They delve into the emotional responses to Trudeau's leadership, the challenges of navigating political beliefs in a changing landscape, and the importance of remaining vigilant and informed as citizens.-Trudeau's resignation has sparked significant public discourse.-There is a sense of outrage fatigue among citizens.-Many Canadians feel a loss of hope in their political system.-Cognitive dissonance affects how people identify with political parties.-The Liberal Party has shifted significantly under Trudeau's leadership.-Public sentiment is often influenced by emotional responses to leadership.-People are increasingly questioning their political identities.-Hope is a crucial element in navigating political uncertainty.-Citizens must remain informed and engaged in the political process.-Welcoming new voices in political discourse is essential for change.Sound Bites"I feel bad for the guy.""I have zero sympathy, compassion.""I would take that route.""I think there is some element of outrage fatigue.""I hope the country is very vigilant.""I think it's really all that we can have."Chapters00:00 Trudeau's Resignation: A Catalyst for Change08:26 Public Sentiment and Political Discontent17:09 Cognitive Dissonance in Political Identity24:36 Hope Amidst Political UncertaintyWe want your questions! Future episodes will feature a new segment, Rounds Table, where Malini and Dr Amitay will answer your questions, discuss your comments, and explore your ideas. Send your questions to [email protected], tweet us @awakepod, send us a message at facebook.com/awakepod, or leave a comment on this video!EmailInstaYoutube Facebook Twitter

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