The legendary brewmaster, consultant, and writer Frank Appleton discusses his new memoir, Brewing Revolution: Pioneering the Craft Beer Movement (Harbour Publishing, 2016), with Joseph Planta.

The historian Aaron Chapman discusses his new book, The Last Gang in Town: The Epic Story of the Vancouver Police vs. The Clark Park Gang (Arsenal Pulp, 2016), Vancouver then and now, and more, with Joseph Planta.

The writer Betsy Warland discusses in-betweeness, writing, and her memoir Oscar of Between: A Memoir of Identity and Ideas (Daggar Editions, 2016), with Joseph Planta.

Returning for their second year of Two P’s in a Podcast, Jackie Pierre and Joseph Planta discuss a bunch of stuff on a Monday morning.

The artistic director of the Vancouver Writers Fest, Hal Wake joins Joseph Planta to preview the upcoming festival, the writers presenting, and more.

The podcaster Nick Thornton discusses his podcast People Doing Things, interviewing, the arts, Vancouver, and more, with Joseph Planta.

The journalist and President of Discourse Media Ian Gill discusses his new book No News is Bad News: Canada’s Media Collapse—and What Comes Next (Greystone, 2016), with Joseph Planta.

The playwrights Jane Clayton and Judy Ginn Walchuk discuss their first play, Comfort Cottages, which is being staged by Western Gold Theatre 30 September-23 October 2016 at the PAL Studio Theatre, with Joseph Planta.

A fun, wide-ranging chat was had between Cathy Jones and Joseph Planta, as Jones previews her one-woman show, opening up the Firehall Arts Centre’s fall season Stranger to Hard Work, playing 28 September-08 October 2016; they also discuss her years on television (This Hour Has 22 Minutes and CODCO) and more.

The security consultant and retired Vancouver Police Department and Transit Police officer Curtis Robinson talks to Joseph Planta about various issues related to policing, crime and safety in Metro Vancouver.