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Cross Country Checkup with Rex Murphy
Rex Murphy is one of Canada's most respected opinion leaders. His witty intellect and profound insight into issues affecting Canadians are the reasons why they tune in regularly to his weekly CBC radio show, Cross Country Checkup, watch him on CBC TV's The National, and read his column in The National Post. He has a unique ability to examine a topic and articulate it in the most profound yet digestible way. Murphy's audiences become so engaged they don't even realize it's happening.
Cross Country Checkup is Canada's only national open-line radio program, broadcast live across the nation every Sunday afternoon. Each week, Murphy moderates a lively discussion on an issue of national interest or importance and invites listeners to call in with their opinions and thoughts.
Rex Murphy is a stimulating speaker, accomplished storyteller, and knows what makes Canadians tick. His innate ability to speak on a variety of topics makes him a great fit for anyone looking for a fresh and honest perspective on the issues facing them today. Each speech made by Murphy is customized to your topic and audience.
Highlights
* Weekly television commentator on The National
* Sunday afternoon host of CBC Radio's Cross Country Checkup, Canada's only national open-line current affairs radio program
* Editorial contributor to CBC Radio's Definitely Not the Opera
* Weekly columnist, Saturdays in The National Post
Rave Reviews
"Our members are living through great uncertainties. You gave us many reasons to value ourselves - individually and collectively - through the difficult times, which lie ahead. Once again we congratulate you on the quality and power of your presentation."
Teachers' Federation of Carleton
"You made a superb presentation. Judging by the standing ovation by over 1,000 of our delegates, it would appear they would agree... I don't believe that I've heard anyone describe the role of local government so succinctly and eloquently as you did that evening."
Alberta Urban Municipalities Association