The author and poet Amber McMillan discusses her new short story collection The Running Trees (Goose Lane Editions, 2021), with Joseph Planta.

The artist and storyteller Roy Henry Vickers discusses his latest collaboration with Lucky Budd, A is For Anemone (Harbour Publishing, 2021), with Joseph Planta.

The lawyer and co-founder of Fast in the 6 Dany Assaf discusses his new memoir Say Please and Thank You and Stand in Line (Sutherland House, 2021), with Joseph Planta.

The writer and literary publicist Nathaniel G. Moore discusses his new collection of writing Honorarium: Essays, 2001-2021 (Palimpsest Press, 2021), with Joseph Planta.

The writer and historian David F. Pelly discusses his new book The Ancestors Are Happy: True Tales of the Arctic (Crossfield Publishing, 2021), with Joseph Planta.

The distinguished filmmaker Nettie Wild discusses her seminal 2002 film FIX: The Story of an Addicted City, as it gets screened again as part of the DOXA: Documentary Film Festival (until 16 May 2021); the film is a look at the raucous debates in Vancouver nearly twenty years ago, as it struggled to start Canada’s first safe injection site, with Joseph Planta.

The filmmaker Kent Donguines discusses his new short film Kalinga (Care), screening as part of the DOXA: Documentary Film Festival (06-16 May 2021), about the reality of Filipina caregivers who are separated from their family to care for other families abroad, as well as the personal and societal impact later on, with Joseph Planta.

The historian John Boyko discusses his new book The Devil’s Trick: How Canada Fought the Vietnam War (Knopf, 2021), with Joseph Planta.

The historian Neville Thompson discusses his book The Third Man: Churchill, Roosevelt, Mackenzie King, and the Untold Friendships That Won WWII (Sutherland House, 2021), with Joseph Planta.

The historian Greg Marquis discusses his new book John Lennon, Yoko Ono and the Year Canada Was Cool (Lorimer, 2020), with Joseph Planta.