Dr. Danielle Martin discusses her new book Better Now: Six Big Ideas to Improve Health Care for All Canadians (Allen Lane, 2017), with Joseph Planta.

The Two P’s in a Podcast Jackie Pierre and Joseph Planta talk Trump, kids, death and more.

The acclaimed pianist Vicky Chow discusses her upcoming appearances at PuSh Festival, 23 & 24 January 2017, and more, with Joseph Planta.

Two P’s in a Podcast returns with Jackie Pierre and Joseph Planta talking about President Donald Trump, the Women’s March, films such as Moonlight and Hidden Figures, and more.

The PuSh Festival’s Associate Curator Joyce Rosario discusses her work at the festival, this year’s offerings and what PuSh means to Vancouver and beyond, with Joseph Planta.

The curator-in-residence of Club PuSh Jordan Tannahill, critically acclaimed playwright, talks about Concord Floral, his association with PuSh Festival, and more, with Joseph Planta.

The Nether by Jennifer Haley is being staged at the Firehall Arts Centre (18-28 January 2017); David Bloom, one of the show’s stars joins Joseph Planta to discuss his role and more.

England’s Jess Thom discusses her PuSh Festival show Backstage in Biscuit Land (30 January-01 February 2017), with Joseph Planta; they also discuss Tourettes Syndrome, performing, and more.

Joseph Planta on the 179 films he watched in 2016.

The author Christina Johnson-Dean joins Joseph Planta to discuss her latest book, the ninth book in the Unheralded Artists of British Columbia series, The Life and Art of Mary Filer (Mother Tongue Publishing, 2016).

The teacher and author Patrick O’Neil discusses his book, Cowboy Movies and American Culture: Understanding the Invasion of Iraq (2016), with Joseph Planta.

Corin Mullins, CEO and co-founder of HapiFoods Group Inc., discusses the Holy Crap cereals, and the new book, The Holy Crap Cookbook: Sixty Wonderfully Healthy, Marvellously Delicious and Fantastically Easy Gluten-Free Recipes (Douglas & McIntyre, 2016), with Joseph Planta.

For the last Two P’s in a Podcast for 2016, Jackie Pierre and Joseph Planta reflect on the year, Christmas, and texting etiquette.

The academic and former journalist Marc Edge discusses his new book, The News We Deserve: The Transformation of Canada’s Media Landscape (New Star Books, 2016), with Joseph Planta.

Kai Nagata and Max Fawcett join Joseph Planta to talk politics, the Trans Mountain Pipeline, carbon pricing, electoral reform, and more.