Season 3, Episode 5:

Unravelling the fabric of self.

Author and barkeeper Kris Bertin openly reflects on the wide range of human experience and our universal search for identity in writing his latest book of short stories Use Your Imagination.

Season 3, Episode 4:

One page at a time.

Author Daphne Greer on how she stitched together the inspiration of a Belgian convent’s boarding school with themes of abandonment, family, friendships and secrets and lies in her novel Finding Grace.

Season 3, Episode 3:

Explore Nova Scotia on Two Wheels.

Join author and cyclist Adam Barnett as he shares the many vistas, routes and checklists for any two-wheeled explorer hoping to peddle Nova Scotia's trails.

Season 3, Episode 2:

Because crocuses hatch in snow.

In her debut novel, author and lawyer Jaime Burnet explains how gentrification, obsession, racism and history forces come together to shape two queer love stories in the heart of Halifax’s North End.

Season 3, Episode 1:

Canada Day, 1992: the story behind the largest mass layoff in our nation’s history.

Author Jennifer Thornhill Verma discusses how the cod fishery’s unbridled success over five centuries would culminate in the Cod Moratorium of 1992, vanquishing the identity of thousands of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians in a single day. 

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