Stephen Altena, painter and co-founder of Hundred Dollar Gallery, discusses his artistic practice and the concept behind HDG.   

Marnie Woodrow, author of "Heyday", shares her thoughts on writing, editing and the changing meanings of the book review. 

Miranda Hill, writer and founder of Project Bookmark Canada, speaks about her experience as an author of fiction, "The MFA Debate" and the importance of community. 

Tobi Bruce, Director of Exhibitions and Collections at the Art Gallery of Hamilton, talks about recent changes at the AGH, her curatorial practice, and upcoming exhibits. 

Kirk Starkey discusses his rich experience as a cellist, composer, and producer, and his forthcoming solo album, Songs of Sudbury.

Tyler Tekatch, media artist, shares his thoughts on what it means to be a "professional artist," working with the AGH on "Terrors of the Breakfast Table," and working both artistically and commercially in film/video.  

Cornelia Peckart talks about her practices as a visual artist and arts educator, and her new found love for art collecting.

Vitek Wincza, Artistic Director of Hamilton Conservatory for the Arts, talks about how he has responded to the various changes in Arts and Culture and the future of arts education. 

Shirley Madill, Executive Director of Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery, shares her perspective on curatorial practice, art education and curator-artist relations.

Lauren Repei, theatre actor and director, discusses what it's like to make independent theatre in Hamilton; her process directing Lee Blessing's "Two Rooms" with Same Boat Theatre; her thoughts about the importance of the Hamilton Arts Awards and her involement with Fringe's ALERT program.