Jeremy McCormack

Tape Producer, Writer & Visual Editor 

– On the Map with Avi Lewis

Jeremy was a core creative force behind this fast-paced global affairs series, responsible for writing, editing, and sourcing half of the show’s visual content—delivering sharp, story-driven material  for a daily 7pm time slot.

On The Map with Avi Lewis is a daily international affairs analysis program on CBC Newsworld. A fast-paced half-hour show with substance and attitude, it combines sharp talk, compelling footage from around the globe, and a wide spectrum of passionate opinion. OTM gives viewers a look at the 'why' behind the international headlines, while also looking at stories that are often missing from the mainstream news cycle.

Jeremy McCormack was one of two tape producer responsible for researching, writing, sourcing images and tape, and delivery a concise paper edit - and overseeing edit - for two stories, every day.

John Bolton

The Iraq Oil Law—a little-known but pivotal document—sits at the heart of the war. It aimed to place Iraq’s most valuable resource in the hands of foreign multinationals. Whether or not oil was the goal of the U.S. invasion, it remains central to both Iraq’s future and U.S. strategy. In this interview, Avi Lewis speaks with former U.S. Ambassador to the UN John Bolton, who defends the controversial law.

Ayaan Hirsi Ali

A tense, revealing interview in which Ayaan Hirsi Ali is challenged on her rejection of Islamophobia, her view of Islam as inherently misogynistic, and her praise for American democracy. A pointed exchange comparing Islamophobia to antisemitism prompted Ali to defend criticism of belief systems as distinct from identity-based hatred. The interview drew backlash from right-wing commentators in the U.S. and Canada.

Richard Dawkins

This 9-minute segment was shaped from a 90-minute interview with Richard Dawkins, author of The God Delusion. In it, the world’s leading atheist delivers his signature polemic with clarity and force—measured, provocative, and unapologetically confrontational.


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