Hansard Marginalia Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/hansard-marginalia A satirical musical podcast about Canadian politics. Hansard Marginalia releases original songs “by” Canadian political newsmakers. Their excitement, their heartbreak, their frustration, recorded by The Dominion Recording Office since the founding of Confederation in 1867. After 159 years in the vaults, the recordings are now being released to the public. The lyrics are written by a human, the music and voices are synthetic. ©️ 2026 The Dominion Recording Office 1fed76e2-154c-5e94-b223-d76b70824bca yes en Sat, 09 May 2026 23:41:17 -0700 Sat, 09 May 2026 23:42:06 -0700 http://hansardmarginalia.ca https://img.transistorcdn.com/1IZCek0m8AVfX4muTau5DQ1UXvLTJ38TU4K22EIg6Ao/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9mMDBh/MjQ4MGI5YjQ3MGRh/YWQwYmRiZTg0Zjcz/ODkxZi5qcGc.jpg Hansard Marginalia http://hansardmarginalia.ca episodic The Dominion Recording Office (DRO) A satirical musical podcast about Canadian politics. Hansard Marginalia releases original songs “by” Canadian political newsmakers. Their excitement, their heartbreak, their frustration, recorded by The Dominion Recording Office since the founding of Confederation in 1867. After 159 years in the vaults, the recordings are now being released to the public. The lyrics are written by a human, the music and voices are synthetic. A satirical musical podcast about Canadian politics. satire, political satire, music satire, satirical music, comedy, political comedy, music podcast, comedy podcast, musical comedy, Canadian newsmakers, Canadian political newsmakers, Canada, Canadian, Canadian politics, Canadian satire, Canadian comedy, Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Yukon, cdnpoli, abpoli, bcpoli, mbpoli, nbpoli, nlpoli, nspoli, onpoli, pepoli, qcpoli, skpoli, ntpoli, nupoli, ytpoli, federal politics, provincial politics, federal-provincial relations, Canadian government, Parliament, House of Commons, premiers, prime minister, election, referendum, AI music, AI-generated music, synthetic voices, Suno music, original lyrics, original music, Hansard Marginalia, The Dominion Recording Office, DRO, weekly podcast, independent podcast The Dominion Recording Office No No Something Borrowed 1 1 Something Borrowed full 14ff4cc1-88f3-4000-95c2-8bebf79eab7a https://hansardmarginalia.ca/1  This audio is satire, imagining the inner thoughts of Canadian Political Newsmakers set to music.

Recording HBS-1601 was committed to the vault on May 7, 2026, by the Premier of Alberta at the DRO field studio in Edmonton. Ms. Smith provided no context for the recording. The subject of the song was not supplied to the archivist. The Premier requested the recording be filed under "wedding," though the wedding to which the song refers has not been independently identified. The archivist notes for the record that the singer is on the public record as a guest at Mr. David Parker's 2023 wedding, but no formal connection between that occasion and this recording has been confirmed. The recording carries the date "October the nineteenth" in its closing passage; the archive notes this date does not presently correspond to any wedding on the public calendar.Voiced as Danielle Smith. Volume CLX, No. 1, MMXXVI. Catalogue HBS-1601.


Original lyrics. Synthetic voice. AI-assisted music. Not affiliated with any party, candidate, or government office.

]]>  This audio is satire, imagining the inner thoughts of Canadian Political Newsmakers set to music.

Recording HBS-1601 was committed to the vault on May 7, 2026, by the Premier of Alberta at the DRO field studio in Edmonton. Ms. Smith provided no context for the recording. The subject of the song was not supplied to the archivist. The Premier requested the recording be filed under "wedding," though the wedding to which the song refers has not been independently identified. The archivist notes for the record that the singer is on the public record as a guest at Mr. David Parker's 2023 wedding, but no formal connection between that occasion and this recording has been confirmed. The recording carries the date "October the nineteenth" in its closing passage; the archive notes this date does not presently correspond to any wedding on the public calendar.Voiced as Danielle Smith. Volume CLX, No. 1, MMXXVI. Catalogue HBS-1601.


Original lyrics. Synthetic voice. AI-assisted music. Not affiliated with any party, candidate, or government office.

]]> Sat, 09 May 2026 20:00:00 -0700 The Dominion Recording Office (DRO) The Dominion Recording Office (DRO) 308  This audio is satire, imagining the inner thoughts of Canadian Political Newsmakers set to music.

Recording HBS-1601 was committed to the vault on May 7, 2026, by the Premier of Alberta at the DRO field studio in Edmonton. Ms. Smith provided no context for the recording. The subject of the song was not supplied to the archivist. The Premier requested the recording be filed under "wedding," though the wedding to which the song refers has not been independently identified. The archivist notes for the record that the singer is on the public record as a guest at Mr. David Parker's 2023 wedding, but no formal connection between that occasion and this recording has been confirmed. The recording carries the date "October the nineteenth" in its closing passage; the archive notes this date does not presently correspond to any wedding on the public calendar.Voiced as Danielle Smith. Volume CLX, No. 1, MMXXVI. Catalogue HBS-1601.


Original lyrics. Synthetic voice. AI-assisted music. Not affiliated with any party, candidate, or government office.

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