
Party Lines
How to serve up your politics this Thanksgiving
24:33 | Oct 10th, 2019
We’re told to avoid politics at the dinner table, but with advanced polls open on Thanksgiving weekend, it may be harder to avoid the subject this year. That doesn’t have to be a bad thing, says Rosie...Show More
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Learned from this episode that, for the first time, millennial voters will make up the biggest voting bloc in a federal election. That’s hug...Show More
How do you budget for a pandemic?
26:25 | Mar 12th, 2020
With new updates coming every day on the spread of coronavirus, Elamin wonders: what are people looking for, from their government? And do Canadians need to hear a more complete picture from authoriti...Show More
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How will Canada balance the cost of a crisis with its pre-pandemic promises? The (now self-isolated) prime minister has announced a $1B COVI...Show More
Party in the U.S.A.: Your move, GOP
49:09 | Nov 16th, 2020
It has now been a week since U.S. media networks called the election for Joe Biden. At this point, Biden’s powering ahead with the transition as much as he can. But Donald Trump still has not conceded...Show More
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A fascinating discussion with two GOP insiders: Rick Wilson of the Lincoln Project and a prior Chair of the RNC, on the future of the party ...Show More
Party in the U.S.A: What could possibly go wrong?
44:03 | Oct 30th, 2020
Sure, the U.S. election is on November 3 — but that doesn’t mean that we’ll know who won the presidency by November 4. Between the lag time for mail-in ballots to Trump’s constant foreboding about vot...Show More
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I would not recommend this one to the faint of heart. If, however, you want a frank and informed look at worst case scenarios this election ...Show More
Introducing Party Lines (Trailer)
01:56 | Aug 28th, 2019
Rosemary Barton and Elamin Abdelmahmoud introduce Party Lines, a new political podcast from CBC News and CBC Podcasts, dropping Sept. 5, 2019. Talking politics is for everyone.
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Need an unpretentious political primer? Allow us to introduce you to Party Lines — CBC's new political primer for every kind of concerned ci...Show More
Returning to restrictions and what’s ‘left’ for the NDP
The massive generational divide in Canada’s housing market
Party in the U.S.A: State of the union
Is training enough to fix systemic racism in the RCMP?
Party in the U.S.A: To be Asian in America