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.

Jackie Pierre and Joseph Planta discuss Louis CK’s recent performances in Vancouver, online commenters, movie and television recommendations (Black Mirror, White Girl, and Blue Jay), Christmas and more, for the latest Two P’s in a Podcast show.

The author and historian Kate Bird discusses her new book of photographs from the Vancouver Sun’s archive, Vancouver in the Seventies: Photos from a Decade that Changed the City (Greystone, 2016), with Joseph Planta.

Joseph Planta marks the 1400th show with brief remarks reflecting on the last 12 and a half years of interviewing.

The filmmaker Tiffany Hsiung discusses her critically acclaimed first feature The Apology, a film that follows three grandmothers seeking a formal apology from the Japanese government for their enslavement as ‘comfort women’ during World War II, with Joseph Planta.

For the 40th episode of Two P’s in a Podcast, Jackie Pierre and Joseph Planta talk at length about the Insecure season finale, snow in Vancouver, and Amy Schumer and Louis CK.

The authors Marjorie Simmins and Silver Donald Cameron talk about their cross-country trip via RV from Nova Scotia to British Columbia, the stops along the way, the food, and talks and book signings across Canada, with Joseph Planta.