Emma Hogan, America's editor for The Economist, delves into the evolution of protests in Canada, revealing how initial vaccine mandate resistance transformed into a broader anti-government movement. Margaret Kadifa addresses Haiti's dire situation despite billions in aid, exploring the complexities of foreign assistance. Meanwhile, Henry Hitchings celebrates the centennial of Reader's Digest, discussing its influence on culture, public health, and enduring legacy in a changing media landscape.

James Bennett, a visiting senior editor at The Economist, analyzes Liz Cheney's dramatic fall from grace within the Republican Party, revealing Trump's tight grip on its future. Margaret Kadifa discusses Denmark's controversial policy regarding Syrian refugees, debating the safety of returning to Damascus. The episode also dives into the evolving landscape of typography in branding, highlighting how companies are adopting more expressive fonts in response to changing consumer perceptions. A blend of politics, humanitarian issues, and design trends makes for a thought-provoking discussion.