The legendary reporter George Garrett, retired from CKNW since 1999, discusses his illustrious career in journalism, Alzheimer’s Disease advocacy, the state of the media today, and many of the memorable people that he’s called colleagues over the years, with Joseph Planta.

The broadcaster Joe Leary reflects on his career in the media in Vancouver and elsewhere, as well as the media scene today, with Joseph Planta.

A recent book The West Coast Modern House (Figure 1, 2014) that looks at the residential architecture of the post-war era in and around Vancouver, is discussed by its editor Greg Bellerby, and Joseph Planta.

The playwright and director Marie Clements discusses The Road Forward, the new show she’s written and directed, running at the PuSh Festival 05-07 February 2015, with Joseph Planta.

The National Post’s Tristin Hopper discusses working for the national newspaper, satire, history, and more, with Joseph Planta.

The author and journalist Alanna Mitchell discusses her upcoming show at the PuSh Festival (03 & 04 February 2015) Sea Sick, which is based on her acclaimed and bestselling book of the same name, which she discussed with Joseph Planta when it came out in 2009.

The acclaimed actress and playwright Anita Majumdar discusses her Fish Eyes Trilogy (Fish Eyes, Boys with Cars, and Let Me Borrow That Top), which is playing at the PuSh Festival (27-31 January 2015) at The Cultch, with Joseph Planta.

The director and actor Diane Brown, artisitc director of Ruby Slippers Theatre, discusses their latest production of two English translations of Quebec plays: Aprés Moi, and The List (28 January-01 Feburary 2015), with Joseph Planta.

Norman Armour, artistic and executive director of the PuSh International Performing Arts Festival joins Joseph Planta to discuss the acclaimed festival, which begins 20 January (and runs to 08 February) 2015.

The Globe and Mail multimedia reporter Andrea Woo discusses her work as a reporter, journalism, and more, with Joseph Planta.