On this episode of /Thread, host Sarah Turnbull chats with National Post reporter Marie-Danielle Smith and author, political commentator, and Ottawa's Toronto Star bureau chief Susan Delacourt about: U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and his accuser Dr. Christine Blasey Ford's hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee, whether Canada's current Governor General Julie Payette is cut out for the role, and how journalists should cover controversial - to put it lightly - figures like Toronto City mayoral candidate Faith Goldy.

Caro Loutfi, Executive Director of Apathy Is Boring, and Jeremy Heimans, CEO of Purpose, join host Sarah Turnbull at the Global Progress Summit in Montréal to talk about Millennial engagement and motivation, online activism, and developing strategies that young people can make their own.

Jessica Post, Executive Director of the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, talks to host Mike Moffatt at the Global Progress Summit in Montréal about reconnecting with rust-belt voters and retaking state legislatures.

On this very special mobile edition of /Thread, host Sarah Turnbull and guests Mike Moffatt and Aaron Reynolds talk about Leona Alleslev's floor-crossing, the Twitter uproar over Ernie and Bert's sexuality, and conspiracy theories about Brett Kavanaugh's evil doppelgänger. Recorded live on VIA Rail train 34, travelling from Ottawa to Montréal.

Dale Smith, author of The Unbroken Machine: Canada's Democracy in Action, joins host Aaron Reynolds to explain the day-to-day workings of Canada's House of Commons.

Dr. Hal Varian, Google's Chief Economist and architect of their AdWords platform, joins host Mike Moffatt to chat about data excess, the language gap between business and economics, and nowcasting.

Host Sarah Turnbull is joined by Mike Moffatt and Aaron Reynolds for a look back at the week that was. Topics include: understanding Ford's use of the notwithstanding clause, with special guest Vanessa MacDonnell; Max Bernier's political party branding; and pot regulations at the U.S.-Canada border.

Host Alex Paterson is joined by designer and filmmaker Greg Durrell, whose documentary film Design Canada celebrates the golden era of Canadian graphic design, for a deep dive into Canadian design and what it says about us as a country.

Peter Clark, one of Canada’s most active international trade practitioners, joins host Mike Moffatt to discuss the NAFTA deal deadline, potential impacts of renegotiation on pharmacare costs, and Canada's role in creating the new NAFTA automotive solution.

Host Sarah Turnbull is joined by Sarah Goldfeder, principle at Earnscliffe Strategy Group and expert in U.S.-Canada trade relations and Kelsey Johnson, iPolitics agriculture and trade reporter to discuss the news of the week. Topics include: Inching towards a revised NAFTA deal, the anonymous New York Times op-ed by a top Trump adviser, and Nike's Just Do it campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick.