What happens a filmmaker turns inward and examines the entire art form? Is filmmaking and the technology behind it inherently racist? That is concept behind Prism, an innovative new documentary from filmmakers An Van Dienderen, Rosine Mbakam and Eleanore Yameogo. Dienderen, who is white, and Mbakam and Yameogo who are black, examine how filmmaking technology, specifically of the photographic variety were developed and calibrated with white and lighter-skinner people in mind. What does that mean? Rosine and An discuss.

Séan McCann is a musician, author and mental health advocate. For 20 years, he was a member of the hit celtic-rock folk group Great Big Sea (which he co-founded). Since that group's disbandment, he has carved out a successful solo career. But for Séan, there was always a bigger life goal than album sales - sobriety. It has been seven years since his recovery journey started and he has released four records, a book, and tours with what he calls "musical keynotes", where he merges speaking with song and talks about his own mental health advocacy and journey with addiction. His latest album is Shantyman, a re-imagining of classic maritime Sea Shanties. It is available through his website seanmccannsings.com. Also, he shares his thoughts on coping throughout the pandemic and that sea shanty TikTok Trend.

Dave Johns is a British comedian and actor best known for his starring role in Ken Loach's seminal film I, Daniel Blake. Since then he has appeared in Fishermen's Friends and its sequel as well as continued his comedy career, including new one-man shows at the Edinburgh Fringe. His latest film is 23 Walks, in which he co-stars with Alison Steadman.

William Yong is a dancer, choreographer, actor, producer, singer and director. After getting his start at music school in Hong Kong, he transferred to drama and dance in London. He has appeared in Kim's Convenience and is currently the livestream director for a dance piece at Fall For Dance North. The festival runs until October 29th, with William's number hitting the stage October 7th.

TW: Trauma, PTSD.

I'm turning 33. My old high school friend Gareth Allen-Symmons interviews me to ask me about my method (mostly madness), my process (complete madness), favourite guests, interview style (improvised madness), the good, the bad and ugly, and of course high school memories. We also talk about my upcoming Kickstarter campaign.

Stuart Townsend is an actor known for his roles in Queen of the Damned, About Adam, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Chaos Theory, Aeon Flux and Battle in Seattle - his debut as writer and director. His stars as Jericho Ford in the new western Apache Junction, featuring last week's guest Scout Taylor-Compton. The film was released on September 24th.

TW: Emotional abuse

Scout Taylor-Compton is an actress, primarily known for her roles in the horror genre and a modern-day "scream queen". Acting since she was a child, she talks about the transition to adulthood, directing, and new her film Apache Junction. She also shares her favourites of working on Sleepover with previous Endeavours guest Mika Boorem.

Shawn Leonard knows all too well the connection between his people, the land, and the Spirit World. Shawn is an aboriginal medium, of Miqmaq origin. He is also the star of the reality show Spirit Talker, season two of which premieres on September 14th. Not only does Shawn attempt to connect people to their departed loved ones, he travels around to different indigenous communities, learning their stories, their culture, their heritage. Shawn also shares his thoughts on indigenous representation in the media, the current reconciliation - including orange shirt day - and what the afterlife means to him.