Shiny Objects v. Heavy Can Reconciliation After the Cowichan Decision, featuring Adam Olsen British Columbia is facing one of its most consequential governance challenges in decades and most of the public conversation is stuck on the surface. 🎧 Listen nonpartisanhacks.com/podcast/shin...

What’s the difference between shaming people and shaming harmful behaviour? With B.C.’s legislature debating whether schools should promote stigma against drug use, the conversation considers where compassion ends and accountability begins. See link in bio for where to listen. #bcpoli

From street disorder and involuntary care to a record-setting provincial deficit, this year’s #UBCM had no shortage of debate …or drama. In this episode, we unpack the biggest stories and sessions from the 2025 Union of B.C. Municipalities convention in Victoria. #bcpoli See podcast links in bio

What separates functional government from frustrated government? We had the honour of sitting down with political reporter Rob Shaw (CHEK News, Business in Vancouver, Political Capital) to explore what makes governments succeed or stumble. Links to the podcast in bio. #bcpoli

New episode: Super Bowl of Advocacy with Jeff Ferrier at UBCM We break down the art of the ask: how to land a yes in 10 minutes, not a monologue. #bcpoli nonpartisanhacks.com/podcast/supe...

We're no longer non-partisan. We're now nonpartisan. Thanks for your attention to this hyphen.

Vancouver Island’s rail corridor: relic or island spine? Thomas Bevan (CEO, Island Corridor Foundation) joins #nonpartisanhacks to talk past and future of the Vancouver Island Corridor. 🎧 Listen: nonpartisanhacks.com/podcast/vanc...#nonpartisanhacks #vancouverisland #islandcorridorfoundation

Who will be the next leader of the BC Green Party? We sat down with all 3 candidates for an unfiltered convo about the party’s future, BC’s deficit, and whether BC Greens should fight or finesse their way to more seats. 🎧 Listen: nonpartisanhacks.com/podcast/the-... #BCPolitics #BCGreens #bcpoli

Episode 7 - Meet me in the Middle: Karin Kirkpatrick leader of CentreBC Topics: Housing, cross-level collaboration, data-driven decisions, bread. #CentreBC #NonPartisanHacks @karinkirkpatrick.bsky.social @centrebc.bsky.social nonpartisanhacks.com/podcast/meet...

Have you subscribed yet? 👉 nonpartisanhacks.com/subscribe/

There's a new way to listen to Non-Partisan Hacks... we're now on Substack

Thinking about running for local office? In this episode, Joel & Sean spill the tea on campaigns, council life, and what they *really* wish they knew first. Spoiler: it’s not all handshakes and smiles. #LocalPolitics nonpartisanhacks.com/podcast/so-y...

Ep5: Make Housing More Affordable (By Taxing It?) Parksville's Union of BC Municipalities resolution asking for factors besides just population to be part of the housing targets math plus... the awkward truth about #localgov trying to make housing affordable nonpartisanhacks.com/podcast/make...

New episode of Non-Partisan Hacks is live! 𝗭𝗲𝗿𝗼 𝗣𝗲𝗿𝗰𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝗺 with @crossbordernetwork.bsky.social‬ host Chris Brown We talk common #LocalGov threads, power grabs, and 0% tax hikes. Listen at nonpartisanhacks.com#LocalGov #MunicipalPolitics #CrossBorderInterviews #Podcast

Our first ever guest is former Paralympian + MLA Michelle Stilwell. Topics included collaboration between MLAs & local gov and how to get stuff done without the drama. Yes, she got bread. 🍞 🎧 nonpartisanhacks.com #GoodGovernment #LocalPolitics #Podcast #MichelleStilwell #NonPartisanHacks

We’re two municipal councillors who think good government should be boring. We started a podcast to talk about that. If you care about local government (you should!), housing, taxes, or just enjoy a good quote-take—join us! nonpartisanhacks.com #LocalGovernment #PodcastLaunch #cdnmuni