# Stephen Marche
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stephen marche (born 1976) is a Canadian novelist, essayist, and cultural commentator. He is an alumnus of The University of King's College and of City College of New York (CUNY). In 2005, he received a doctorate in early modern English drama from the University of Toronto.
Margaret Atwood: Canadians either ‘sorry or you’ll be sorry’
Canadian authors Margaret Atwood and Stephen Marche reflect on what it means to be Canadian during a trade war, and what we need to consider when it comes to our culture, identity and politics in this moment.
WCPT 820 Interview: Stephen Marche
Joan Esposito is joined by Stephen Marche, novelist and essayist who recently wrote a New York Times guest essay, “Canada Said No to America. It Will Reverberate Far Beyond Its Borders.”
Catch "Joan Esposito: Live, Local and Progressive" weekdays from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. Central on WCPT (heartland...
Joan Esposito: Live, Local & Progressive | September 8, 2026
On today's show– Stephen Marche, novelist and essayist who recently wrote a New York Times guest essay, “Canada Said No to America. It Will Reverberate Far Beyond Its Borders”– Aaron Kleinman, Heartland Signal‘s senior political analyst and author of the “Radio Free America” newsletter– Ed Yohnka...
The Trade Bazooka: How Canada and Europe Can Stand Up to the U.S.
In this extended interview, Stephen Marche speaks with Anthony Dworkin of the European Council on Foreign Relations about whether Canada and Europe can build a new middle power alliance in a world increasingly shaped by U.S. and Chinese power.
Dworkin explains Europe’s “trade bazooka,” the tools ...
"Lake America"? What's Happening to Canada-U.S. Relations?
From tariffs and annexation rhetoric to "Lake America" appearing on digital maps, Canada-U.S. relations are facing new strains. What does the renaming of Lake Ontario say about Canada's digital sovereignty? And as political, economic, and cultural tensions grow, are Canadian leaders responding ef...
Ukraine and the Future of Warfare: Drone Technology, Defence, and What Canada can Learn
In this extended interview,Stephen Marche speaks with Tim Mak, Editor of the Kyiv-based publication The Counteroffensive about Ukraine’s drone war and the future of warfare. They explore how Ukraine’s decentralized defence-tech ecosystem is driving rapid innovation—and what Canada can learn as it...
DEEP DIVE: How to Yell Less
This Deep Dive series is all about reducing the friction between ourselves and our kids when trying to communicate with them, whether it's yelling less, finding real reasons for constant defiance, or picking our battles.
SHOULD we yell at our kids? No. Do we? Yes. Some of us perhaps a little to...
USA - A DYING EMPIRE
Today's episode is a must watch Meidas Canada interview with Stephen Marche author and host of the Gloves Off podcast about the threat Canada faces as the American empire disintegrates beside us. You can follow Stephen's work in looking at issues of Canadian sovereignty on the site www.gloves-off...
Our Own Worst Enemies: Robert Pape on America’s Age of Violent Populism
“Democracies don’t die silently, sleepwalking. Democracies die by going through periods of pretty serious political violence.” — Robert Pape
Forget all the long-term civil war scenarios of everyone from Kurt Andersen to Stephen Marche. Today’s guest Robert Pape has spent the last thirty years a...
Is the U.S. Abandoning Its Allies? Julianne Smith on NATO, Canada and the New World Order
As America pulls back from its traditional alliances, what does that mean for Canada and the future of the global order?
In this extended interview, Stephen Marche revisits his conversation with Julianne Smith, former U.S. Ambassador to NATO and former senior Pentagon official. Smith explains how...
