q with Tom Power

On this week's Q This music panel, A. Harmony and Elamin Abdelmahmoud take a look at the New York Times's latest documentary, Malfunction: The Dressing Down of Janet Jackson.

Music critic, author and producer Jessica Hopper brings us a short oral history and analysis of Joni Mitchell's Blue in celebration of the iconic album's 50th anniversary.

Listening to Kenny G explores the saxophonist's meteoric rise in the late '80s and early '90s, the backlash that followed, and why he's now being embraced by a whole new generation of musicians.

The writer, director and star of the new unauthorized Céline Dion biopic, Aline, spoke with Tom Power about making the film.

Award-winning Canadian author and poet Hasan Namir joined Tom Power to discuss his new poetry book, Umbilical Cord, inspired by his first year of parenthood.

The blues-soul-rock singer spoke with Tom Power about her new album, The Fool, and her late mother Salome Bey's upcoming induction into Canada's Walk of Fame.

Fourteen years after their first collaboration, the unlikely duo has reunited on a new album, titled Raise the Roof. Plant and Krauss joined Tom Power to tell us more.

The Canadian standup's new comedy album, Here Live, Not A Cat, was inspired by that video of the lawyer who couldn't figure out how to remove the cat filter on Zoom.

The Toronto singer-songwriter joined Tom Power to break down the title track on her new EP, Unloved.

The Canadian singer-songwriter's joyful, often rollicking, new album is about finding your way back to yourself no matter how dark the circumstances.

Sara Gay Forden joined Tom Power to tell us what fascinated her about the true crime story at the heart of her meticulously researched book, The House of Gucci.

The actor is expecting her first child — and so is her character on Murdoch Mysteries! Tom Power caught up with Joy to talk about the surprise reveal on the show's latest episode.

The award-winning filmmaker joined Tom Power to discuss the real-life inspiration behind her debut feature film, Night Raiders, about a Cree mother and daughter on the run from a military state.

Canadian record producer Doc McKinney joined Tom Power to look back on the Weeknd's debut mixtape, House of Balloons, and the artist's early rise to fame.

The Alberta-born singer-songwriter joined Tom Power to discuss her Grand Ole Opry debut and her upcoming performance at tonight's Canadian Country Music Awards.

NASA robotics technologist Brendan Chamberlain-Simon records music as Proud Father. He told Tom Power how he turned his career dread into an album that tells the story of an astronaut experiencing the same thing in space.