The $50,000 prize went to Edmonton-born rapper Cadence Weapon for his album Parallel World. He spoke with Tom Power about the honour.

Canadian showrunner Sheri Elwood joined Tom Power to discuss her new CBC series, Moonshine, about a clan of adult half-siblings battling for control of their family summer resort business.

Billy Idol joined Tom Power to discuss his new EP, The Roadside, which confronts death, rebirth and his personal growth in the 31 years since his 1990 motorcycle accident.

Singer-songwriter Rodney Crowell spoke with Tom Power about his latest album, Triage, and how his creative approach has changed since he first emerged on the country music scene in the early '70s.

Governor General's Award-winning storyteller Kim Senklip Harvey joined Tom Power to talk about her new project, Break Horizons: A Concert Documentary, and why she thinks humour is so important for telling difficult stories.

Singer-songwriter Sufjan Stevens spoke with Tom Power about his new collaborative album with Angelo De Augustine, A Beginner's Mind.

Q's books columnist Jael Richardson fills us in on Genki Ferguson's debut novel, Satellite Love.

In this Q gateway, music journalist and author Hanif Abdurraqib picks his favourite songs by A Tribe Called Quest and tells us why the hip-hop group is considered one of the greatest of all time.

Broadcaster, hip-hop artist and Manitoba NDP leader Wab Kinew spoke with Tom Power about writing his first work of fiction, Walking in Two Worlds.

Musician, painter and actor John Lurie joined Tom Power to discuss his new memoir, The History of Bones, which gives readers a glimpse into his experience of the buzzing New York art scene of the '80s.

Wesley Schultz and Jeremiah Fraites of The Lumineers joined us to talk about Brightside, the first single and title track from the band's forthcoming album, due early next year.

In Impeachment: American Crime Story, Annaleigh Ashford stars as Paula Jones, the first woman to come forward with sexual assault allegations against former U.S. president Bill Clinton. She joined Tom Power to tell us more.

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Colson Whitehead returned to Q to talk to Tom Power about his new novel Harlem Shuffle — a crime caper set in Harlem of the late '50s and early '60s.

Theatre director Philip Akin spoke with Tom Power about resurrecting the groundbreaking 1955 play Trouble in Mind, and why its story about racial tensions between Black actors and a white director still resonates today.

Toronto-based rapper Shan Vincent de Paul joined Tom Power to talk about his latest album, Made in Jaffna, and how it reflects his family's experiences relocating to Canada as Tamil refugees escaping Sri Lanka's civil war.