Newsletter
How AI, Disinformation Distorts News and Politics
Canada's online sphere is warping politicians, whether they know it or not
Scott Martin
Scott Martin is the founder of The Catch. He holds a journalism degree from Toronto Metropolitan University. He loves punk and metal music, history and his cat Wally.
Podcast
How to Report on Antisemitism in Canada ft. Blake Lambert (Podcast)
Returning to Jesse Brown's series with a cohesive critique
Newsletter
Rightist Attacks on the Press are in Full Swing
Lawsuits, lawfare and institutional attacks threaten journalism
Podcast
Anti-Trans Internet Narratives and Tumbler Ridge ft. Mel Woods (Podcast)
A horrific shooting weaponized by right-wing online media
Personal Essay
Winter in Cuba's Heartland
Reflections on an impactful trip among escalating attacks.
Podcast
Monologue: The RCMP vs. Journalism
Laying out The Narwhal and Amber Bracken's lawsuit
Newsletter
Goodbye Washington Post, Hello State Propaganda
Neoliberalism has done what capitalist ideologues feared for decades
Podcast
Barred from the Conservative Convention ft. Arno Kopecky
Content creators get preference over critical coverage
Newsletter
Politicians Can Sidestep the Press Now, Apparently
Three of the biggest political leaders leave reporters in the dust
Podcast
Monologue: The Bullsh*t Years (Podcast)
Knee-deep in fertilizer
Newsletter
Carney's Davos Speech Sparks Wave of Sycophantic Coverage
Empty words electrify groveling coverage
Newsletter
Get Your Complacent Ass Off X
Enough excuses