The film and stage director Amy Starkey discusses her feature film project In Her View, its themes, as well as working in the arts, with Joseph Planta.

The Canadian comedy icon Colin Mochrie, cast member of Whose Line is it Anyway? discusses his long association with Vancouver TheatreSports, and the shows he’ll be doing in Vancouver later this week to benefit a scholarship in his name at the VTSL’s Improv Comedy Institute, and more, with Joseph Planta.

The comedian Kyle Bottom discusses his debut comedy album Dungeon Master (604 Records), with Joseph Planta.

The filmmaker Louise BigEagle discusses her film To Wake Up the Nakota Language, which screens at the DOXA Documentary Film Festival, with Joseph Planta.

The historian Dr. Maria Tippett discusses her recent book Sculpture in Canada: A History (Douglas & McIntyre, 2017), with Joseph Planta.

The filmmaker Asinnajaq discusses her short film Three Thousand, screening at the DOXA Documentary Film Festival (Wednesday, 09 May, and Friday, 11 May 2018), her work, and more, with Joseph Planta.

The director, playwright and actor Sharon Bajer discusses the new production of Daniel McIvor’s The Best Brothers (playing at the Kay Meek Studio Theatre, 08-19 May 2018), the themes therein, and more, with Joseph Planta.

The co-founder of Some Assembly Theatre Valerie Methot talks to Joseph Planta about the latest production The Release Party (02-05 May 2018), the young people involved, and the work the company does to provide opportunities for youth in the arts.

The artistic director of the Verses Festival of Words Jillian Christmas discusses this year’s festival (19-29 April 2018), the headliners and various events celebrating poetry, slam poetry, and more, with Joseph Planta.

Executive director of the Vancouver TheatreSports League Jay Ono, and Nathan Clark, co-artistic associate, talk to Joseph Planta about Murder on the Improv Express – A Killer Comedy (12 April-26 May 2018 at the Improv Centre).