A conversation with film critic Matthew Hays about the Golden Age of Television, the demise of professional journalism, and the relationship between the idea of fake news and the media studies of the 1990s.

A conversation with writer Stephen Marche about Toronto's heroic response to the recent van-attack, the 9/11 museum, and the relationship between celebrity and terrorism in a celebrity-obsessed age.

A conversation with historian François Furstenberg about French émigrés who fled the French Revolution and settled in Philadelphia, slavery in the French-speaking Caribbean, and the Haitian Revolution.

A conversation with writer Joseph Rosen about Canadian Trumpsters, political polarization, Satan, Jordan Peterson, and rabbis on acid in Jerusalem.

A conversation with columnist Barbara Kay about the return of the city-state, the problem with pit bulls, the Jordan Peterson phenomenon, and much else.

A conversation with political scientist Kim Manning about leaving academia and running for public office with a frankly progressive agenda.

A conversation with Princeton historian David Avrom Bell about his scathing critique of Steven Pinker's Enlightenment Now.

A conversation with writer Stephen Marche about Rob Ford, Jordan Peterson, celebrity politics, the male libido, the #MeToo movement, werewolves, residential schools, fatherhood, and much else.

A conversation with radiologist Francis Fortin about the role of doctors in the 21st century, hyper-specialization in medicine, artificial intelligence, physician-assisted suicide, and the right to die.

A conversation with philosopher Daniel Weinstock about identity politics, the resurgence of populism, the relationship between city living and psychosis, and the future of liberalism.