A conversation with novelist Matthew Mather about deep fakes, disaster stories, cautionary tales, the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and his new book: Meet Your Maker (2020).

A conversation with environmentalist Ryan Young—a filmmaker, teacher, activist, and elected official who remains very much in love with the natural world.

A conversation with writer John McFetridge about his splendid trilogy of novels set in the crime-ridden Montreal of the 1970s: Black Rock (2014), A Little More Free (2015), & One or the Other (2016).

A conversation with Jacqueline Novogratz, founder and CEO of Acumen, about her new book: Manifesto for a Moral Revolution: Practices to Build a Better World (2020).

A conversation with Jason Brennan, Chris Surprenant, and Eric Winsberg about the coronavirus pandemic, epidemiological expertise, and the side-effects of the quarantine.

A conversation with author and entrepreneur Alistair Croll about the startup scene, the future of high tech, and the post-pandemic world.

A conversation with writer Taras Grescoe about fascism, the coronavirus pandemic, and his new book: Possess the Air: Love, Heroism, and the Battle for the Soul of Mussolini’s Rome (2020).

A conversation with philosopher Susan Neiman about the #MeToo movement, idealism-induced depression, and her new book: Learning from the Germans: Race and the Memory of Evil (2020).

A conversation with herpetologist Jessica Ferguson (aka Queensnake) about wandering turtles, invasive species, and a salamander named Jesus.

A conversation with Mohawk social worker Taylor Goodleaf about The Indian Act (1876), the recent resurgence of Indigenous activism, and the nationwide pipeline protests that have succeeded in crippling Canadian infrastructure.