Marty Beckerman, journalist and the spokesman for his doomed generation, as well as the author of Generation S.L.U.T.: A Brutal Feel-Up Session with Today’s Sex-Crazed Adolescent Populace talked with Joseph Planta about his provocative and ingenious book, as well as discussed writing, politics, the culture wars.

The former and future hosts of Urban Rush, Michael Eckford and Fiona Forbes talked with Joseph Planta about their careers in television, as well as previewed their return to Shaw Television on Monday, 20 September 2004.

Alan Franey, the Festival Director of the 23rd Vancouver International Film Festival talks with Joseph Planta previewing the festival and what to expect this year.

Marlon Richmond talks with Joseph Planta on a wide variety of subjects, with his matchless and inimitable perspective and style.

A contributor at thecommentary.ca, Brendan Newton joined Joseph Planta for a chat about politics, books, and the Vancouver Fringe Festival.

Blake MacKenzie, the Director of Communications for the BC Alternative Task Force talks with Joseph Planta about the proposed merger between the BC Conservative and BC Unity parties.

Richard Tyler Jordan, the author of But Darling, I’m Your Auntie Mame!, talks with Joseph Planta about his book, a history of the character that inspired two novels, two stage productions (a play and a musical), and two movies.

Jamie Lee Hamilton talks with The Commentary’s Joseph Planta about her blog, the Downtown Eastside, the Jeff Berg matter, civic politics and wards, and more.

The Commentary’s Senior Contributing Writer Michael Kwan talks with Joseph Planta about the co-op program at UBC, his work experiences, the art of writing, and more.

David Schreck talks with The Commentary’s Joseph Planta about BC politics and more.

The Commentary’s “Khorram Country” columnist Babak Khorram talks to Joseph Planta about Fahrenheit 9/11, the Iraq war, and his trip to Cuba.