Nimisha Mukerji, the award-winning film and television director, discusses her new documentary, Tempest Storm, a look at the life of the legendary burlesque Tempest Storm, who at 88, reflects on her storied career in show business, her life and loves; with Joseph Planta.

The Oscar winning filmmaker John Zaritsky discusses his new film No Limits, which has its debut at the DOXA Documentary Festival, this Saturday, 07 May 2016; it’s a documentary that revisits the victims of Thalidomide he featured in two previous films, with Joseph Planta.

The Academy Award winning filmmaker John Zaritsky discusses his new documentary, A Different Drummer: Celebrating Eccentrics, which debuts at the Vancouver International Film Festival this week, with Joseph Planta.

The acclaimed filmmaker Vic Sarin discusses his new documentary The Boy from Geita, a film about albinism in Tanzania and beyond, with Joseph Planta.

The filmmaker Grant Baldwin discusses his documentary Just Eat It: A Food Waste Story, which screens at the Vancouver International Film Festival, food waste, and more, with Joseph Planta.

The programming director of DOXA: The Documentary Film Festival and a film critic at TheTyee.ca, Dorothy Woodend talks about the upcoming festival (02-11 May 2014), with Joseph Planta.

Andrew Williamson, the executive producer of the documentary series, Emergency Room: Life and Death at VGH, discusses the new Knowledge Network production, airing Tuesdays at 9pm, and more, with Joseph Planta.

The acclaimed filmmaker Alan Zweig discusses his new documentary When Jews Were Funny, Jewish comedy, his films, and more, with Joseph Planta.

The filmmaker Anne Wheeler talks to Joseph Planta about her new documentary, Chi, which chronicles the journey she took to India with the beloved actress Babz Chula, when Chula was battling cancer and seeking treatment at an Ayurvedic clinic.

The filmmaker Vic Sarin discusses his new documentary, Hue: A Matter of Colour, skin colour, race, family, and more, with Joseph Planta.