Nov 23: Four-time Grammy winner Lyle Lovett live in Studio Q with a performance and chat about his new album, Natural Forces. Plus, the difficult dearth of sex-ed in China, and Q's Monday Sports Culture Panel on the enduring popularity of the Grey Cup, the fallibility of soccer referees, and woman on woman violence.

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Nov 24: Montrealer Nico Archambault talks about his journey from So You Think You Can Dance to choreographer and dancer with Janet Jackson. And Robert Siegel, the screenwriter behind The Wrestler, takes a look at another kind of sports outsider in his new film, Big Fan. Plus, German filmmaker Werner Herzog, and Q Screenboy Jesse Wente.

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Nov 25: Two of North America's most respected thinkers on environmental issues: David Suzuki and Al Gore. We'll ask each of them about the next stage of their work in environmental education and about the challenges of their message. Has the environment become too political? Given worries over the economy and public health, is the environment being perceived as a less pressing priority in the hierarchy of our problems? Plus, Daily Show correspondents Jason Jones and Samantha Bee drop by, too.

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Nov 26: Montreal band Malajube play from and talk about, their latest, Labyrinthes. And, can a computer mark an essay? In the UK, some essays are now being marked by computer software -- software that doesn't think Churchill or Hemingway's writing should get a pass. Plus, your thoughts on Al Gore and David Suzuki, and Mio Adilman is back with the Download Down-Lo.

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Nov 27: Maxime Morin, a.k.a. Montreal DJ Champion, performs tracks from his latest album, Resistance. And Elvira Kurt's Cultural Hall of Shame.

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Coming up

Anne Murray * Devo * Ross Rebagliati * Garrison Keillor * Howie Mandel * Hulk Hogan * Corinne Bailey Rae