The award-winning journalist and novelist Linden MacIntyre discusses his new book, Punishment (Random House, 2014), with Joseph Planta.

The author Molly Peacock discusses her new collection of stories based on the letters of the alphabet: Alphabetique: 26 Characteristic Fictions (McClelland & Stewart, 2014), with Joseph Planta.

The musician, actor, and a lead singer of Great Big Sea, Alan Doyle talks about his new memoir, Where I Belong: From Small Town to Great Big Sea (Doubleday, 2014), music, Petty Harbour, Newfoundland, and more, with Joseph Planta.

The author, Ottawa Citizen columnist, and Carleton University professor Andrew Cohen discusses his new book, Two Days in June: John F. Kennedy and the 48 Hours that Made History (Signal, 2014), with Joseph Planta.

The author J.L. Witterick discusses her new book It’s Actually a Good Thing (Archway, 2014), with Joseph Planta.

The author and historian Conrad Black discusses his new book Rise to Greatness: A History of Canada from the Vikings to the Present (McClelland & Stewart, 2014), with Joseph Planta.

The historian and writer Jason Vanderhill discusses Vancouver history, his piece in Vancouver Confidential (Anvil Press, 2014), his online presence, and more, with Joseph Planta.

The journalist David Halton discusses the biography he’s written about his father, Dispatches from the Front: Matthew Halton, Canada’s Voice at War (McClelland & Stewart, 2014), with Joseph Planta.

The first-time author Doris Gregory, 93, discusses her recent memoir How I Won the War for the Allies: One Sassy Canadian Soldier’s Story (Ronsdale Press, 2014), serving during World War II in the Canadian Women’s Army Corps, her studies at UBC, and more, with Joseph Planta.

The author Michael Winter discusses his new book Into the Blizzard: Walking the Fields of the Newfoundland Dead (Doubleday, 2014), and war and sacrifice, with Joseph Planta.