Dr. Scott Masson is an associate professor of English at Tyndale University College and Seminary in Toronto, Ontario. He is also chairman of the Westminster Classical Christian Academy in Toronto, which opened in September of 2014. He spoke wit

Cities at a Human Scale: An Interview with Andreas Dalsgaard

Jul 24th, 2014 23m 31s

Andreas Dalsgaard is a documentary filmmaker and director of The Human Scale, a film directly influenced by Jan Gehl (Cities for People) about how important it is to think of our cities in terms of places for people.

Ellen Davis and Norman Wirzba: Participating in Creation

Apr 29th, 2014 28m 4s

Doug Sikkema interviews Dr. Ellen Davis and Dr. Norman Wirzba of Duke University Divinity School about our world, the environmental movement, and how faith relates to it all.

Andrew Selee: What Think Tanks Do

Apr 24th, 2014 29m 28s

During Andrew Selee's interview with Milton Friesen, he explains the appeal of think tanks:You work with people ... to think not just, "What does legislation need to look like?" or "What is the best kind of program that should be enacted?" bu

Enrique Medizabal: Developing Think Tanks

Feb 10th, 2014 25m 41s

Enrique Mendizabal considers think tanks around the world: "... a very important factor to pay attention to is the level of institutional development of all relevant political actors: political parties, the civil service, academia, the corporat

David Greusel: The Work of Architects and the Common Good

Sep 16th, 2013 27m 5s

In this interview, Greusel reflects on whether architecture is a luxury service, how the profession has changed during his tenure, and the ways that architects can contribute to the common good.

The Hill Family Lecture Series

May 3rd, 2013 45m

Mark Carney on Banking, Trust, and the Culture of Capitalism

Interview: Janet Epp Buckingham on a New Law School in Canada

Dec 21st, 2012 19m 6s

Does Canada really need another law school? Janet Epp Buckingham, executive director of Trinity Western University's Laurentian Leadership Centre, believes it does—if the students graduating from it are steeped in the deep Biblical traditions o

Geoff Mulgan: The Death and Life of Institutions

Nov 6th, 2012 25m 39s

Geoff is the Chief Executive of the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (NESTA) in the UK.

2012 Hill Lecture with Barbara Kay: "Public Safety, Public Comfort, Public Reciprocity"

Oct 24th, 2012 32m 53s

In her National Post column and in books such as Unworthy Creature, Barbara Kay is direct, precise, intelligent and, above all, counterintuitive.

Bradley Miller: Natural Law, Justice, and the Concept of Harm

Oct 1st, 2012 25m 54s

Dr. Miller has a wealth of knowledge and experience in the areas of constitutional law and philosophy of law. He earned his law degree from the University of British Columbia, went on to complete a master of laws at the University of Edinburgh,

Wendell Cox: Imposed Urban Density is Not the Answer

Aug 10th, 2012 29m 37s

Wendell Cox is principal of Wendell Cox Consultancy (Demographia), an international public policy firm and specializes in urban policy, transport and demographics.

Richard Bridge: Thriving Charitable Sector is Vital to Canada

Jul 25th, 2012 30m 7s

In this interview, Richard Bridge reflects on the legal and social aspects of charity in Canada including the role of hybrid organizations.

Al Etmanski: The World Can Be Changed

Jul 10th, 2012 26m 58s

Al Etmanski is a collaborator and change agent who has spent a significant part of his life tackling challenging social and policy issues.

Interview: Physics, Faith and Reductionism

Nov 25th, 2011 17m 44s

What does physics tell us about the world? What can’t it tell us?

2011 Hill Lecture with Fr. Raymond de Souza

Nov 4th, 2011 55m 3s

In this lecture, Fr. Raymond de Souza discusses Convivium: Faith in Our Common Life.

Interview: Charles Leadbeater on Innovation in Canada

Oct 3rd, 2011 21m 15s

Charles Leadbeater is one of the world's experts on creativity and innovation. Join host Milton Friesen and Leadbeater as they discuss innovation in the public sector, particularly in Canada. What conditions give rise to innovation and creat

Pluralism and Conscience in Health Care

Jun 27th, 2011 18m 52s

Professor Rainer Knopff, Professor of Political Science at the University of Calgary, delivered this talk at the University of Calgary Medical Centre on November 21, 1996. From the CCR Archives.

How Liberal is Liberalism?

Jun 3rd, 2011 51m 42s

This talk is from the Cardus Centre for Cultural Renewal archives. It was originally given in Vancouver, BC, in 1996.

Post-Election Cardus Analysis

May 3rd, 2011 1h 35m

Cardus President Michael VanPelt along with Calgary-based Senior Fellow Ray Pennings and Montreal-based Senior Fellow Peter Stockland discuss the implications of the May 2nd election.

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