qwith Tom Power

The actor discusses his critically acclaimed role in The Father and shares his own struggles with aging.

Anthony Bourdain's longtime assistant and friend, author Laurie Woolever, talks about taking on the late chef's unfinished book, World Travel: An Irreverent Guide, and what it was like bringing his vision to life.

Tamara Taylor plays mathematician Angela Wheatley on the new series Law & Order: Organized Crime. The Canadian actress is no stranger to playing geniuses on crime dramas — she previously played a forensic pathologist on Bones.

Musician Art d'Ecco talks about his new album In Standard Definition, which looks at our relationship with television and why we're all too eager to escape into drama on the small screen.

Multi-Grammy-winning drummer Terri Lyne Carrington — who's played alongside the likes of Stevie Wonder, Whitney Houston and Joni Mitchell — reflects on her incredible career and shares how a Canadian legend, the late Oscar Peterson, helped her on her journey.

Actor Eli Goree, known for roles on Riverdale and HBO's Ballers, talks about his performance as Cassius Clay (also known as Muhammad Ali) in the Oscar-nominated film One Night in Miami.

Directors T.J. Martin and Dan Lindsay talk about their triumphant new Tina Turner documentary, how they built a relationship with the iconic singer, and what it was like sharing her incredible life story.

Culture critic Kathleen Newman-Bremang unpacks the recent backlash to Amazon Prime's new Black horror anthology Them, which is being criticized for its gratuitous racist violence.

Country artist Mickey Guyton talks about confronting anti-Black racism, and why she's become an advocate for Black people and women in country music today.

The executive and artistic director of Red Sky Performance, Sandra Laronde, talks about celebrating the Canadian dance company's 20th anniversary with a new film called More than Dance, We are a Movement.