The journalists Bethany Lindsay and Andrew Weichel discuss their new book Everything British Columbia: The Ultimate Book of Lists (MacIntyre Purcell, 2019), with Joseph Planta.

The journalist Seth Berkman discusses his debut book A Team of Their Own: How an International Sisterhood Made Olympic History (Hanover Square Press, 2019), covering the unified Korean women’s ice hockey team, and more, with Joseph Planta.

The distinguished author and historian Andrew Roberts discusses his critically acclaimed biography Churchill: Walking with Destiny (Allen Lane, 2019), the relevance of Winston Churchill today, and more, with Joseph Planta.

The broadcaster Stephen Quinn, host of The Early Edition (weekdays 05.00am to 08.37am on CBC Radio One), discusses his career in journalism, radio and more, with Joseph Planta.

The former NDP MP for Vancouver East (1997-2015) Libby Davies discusses her new book Outside In: A Political Memoir (Between the Lines, 2019), with Joseph Planta.

The activist and community organiser Dave Meslin discusses Teardown: Rebuilding Democracy from the Ground Up (Penguin, 2019), with Joseph Planta.

The philosopher, academic and music industry executive David Weitzner discusses his new book Fifteen Paths: How to Tune Out Noise, Turn on Imagination and Find Wisdom (ECW Press, 2019), with Joseph Planta.

The labour leader and activist Sid Ryan discusses his new memoir A Grander Vision: My Life in the Labour Movement (Dundurn, 2019), with Joseph Planta.

The acclaimed filmmaker Nettie Wild discusses her film A Place Called Chiapas, with Joseph Planta, which gets a screening at DOXA, the Documentary Film Festival, Saturday, 04 May 2019 some twenty-one years since its release; they also discuss the making of the movie between 1996-1997, the politics of free trade, copyright, and more.

The author of This May Hurt a Bit: Reinventing Canada’s Health Care System (Dundurn, 2019), Stephen Skyvington discusses what he suggests must happen now to fix the health care in Canada and more, with Joseph Planta.