Alastair Bonnett is a professor of Social Geography at Newcastle University. He discusses his new book Multiracism: Re-thinking Racism in Global Context, and looks at the many ways society examines racism including culturally, socially, ethnically, environmentally, even politically. He touches on everything from Chagos Islands to Brexit to Whoopi Goldberg to the Canada Convoys. The book is out now.

Emily Bennett & Justin Brooks are the writers and directors of the horror film Alone With You (in which Emily also stars). They talk about their love of horror, working as a duo, directing Emily, and working with scream legend Barbara Crampton.

Christian Convery is a child actor who stars in the Netflix series Sweet Tooth and has also appeared in Supernatural, Legion, Lucifer, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Pup Academy, Descendants 3 and Playing With Fire. He is the recipient of two Young Artists Awards and worked opposite Danica McKellar in the Hallmark film My Christmas Dream. He currently appears opposite Queen Latifah and Dennis Quaid in the new family film The Tiger Rising. The film is currently in theatres and will be released on Demand on February 8th.

Joe McLeod is a singer-songwriter from Ontario whose debut Album - Cloudberries in Alaska - drops on January 28th. Joe also talks about his love of film and musicals, working with The Elwins, his songwriting process, where he finds inspiration - especially in times of a pandemic, and what he enjoys about longer-form interviews.

Erick Lichte (pronounced 'Light") is the Artistic Director of Chor Leoni Men's Choir in Vancouver, BC, Canada. He talks about adapting to a pandemic, changing audiences, classical vs. chamber vs. contemporary music, finding and commissioning music for men's voices, the culture of male singing, why the holiday season brings great music, and much much more!

Macabit Abramson is a documentary filmmaker and PhD. student at Tel Aviv University. Woman Alive is her first narrative feature which was borne out of research for her thesis. It stars her daughter Lihi Zemel and a cast of non-professional actors in a cinema verite-kitchen sink realism morality tale that draws on the myths of Eros and Psyche.

Kaz Firpo is a filmmaker who recently wrote the script for Marvel's Eternals. In addition to his foray into the superhero world, he is an experimental filmmaker and director, whose new YouTube webseries Singals is a mixture of animation, documentary, narrative storytelling and computer generated imagery that tells the story of plastic - including an anthropomorphized bottle - and it's impact on the world.

It's a three-for-one. In separate interviews director Gaurav Seth and deaf actress Sandra Mae Frank (joined by her interpreter) talk about their new film Multiverse. Then, Blackfoot and Sami actress Elle-Maija Tailfeathers on her role in the new indigenous horror film Night Raiders.

Marshall Pynkoski is a dancer and choreographer who is the founding Artistic Director of Toronto's Opera Atelier. Long interested in 17th and 18th dance, theatre and culture, Marshall has worked in many cities renowned for their history of classical music and performance including Paris, Milan and Salzburg. He has the TIME Magazine Award for classical music, and most recently was named a Chevalier dans L’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres by the Government of France. Opera Atelier's latest piece Angel - featuring Canadian soprano Measha Bruggergosman, streams live on Thursday October 28, at 7pm ET, with the stream being available until November 12th. Tickets and info at operaatelier.com

James Cullen Bressack has done just about everything on a film set. He's acted, he's operated the camera, he's worked in sound, he's edited. He is however, most known as a director of high quality independent films, the latest of which - Survive The Game - stars Bruce Willis and Cha Michael Murray. It was released on October 8th.