Geddy Lee sits down with Tom Power to talk about his new book, Geddy Lee's Big Beautiful Book of Bass, which includes photos of his massive bass collection, as well as interviews with fellow bass players like John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin, Bill Wyman of the Rolling Stones and U2's Adam Clayton.

Eric McCormack sits down with Tom Power to talk about what it takes to switch between two different TV series.

Matthew Houck, a.k.a. Phosphorescent, shares some music off his new album C'est la Vie and discusses how fatherhood has changed his art.

David McMillan and Fred Morin talk about their new cookbook, Joe Beef: Surviving the Apocalypse, a collection of 150 recipes that will help get you through the long, nuclear winter.

John Legend sits down with Tom Power to talk about being the first black man to win the EGOT, working with Kanye West, his new Christmas album and more.

Canadian singer Michael Bublé talks about his new album, how his perspective on life changed in an instant when his young son was diagnosed with cancer in 2016 and why he's now ready to move on.

Faouzia is an 18-year-old powerhouse singer-songwriter from Manitoba, and when she's not performing or recording new music, she's studying math, physics and chemistry in university. She sits down with Tom Power for a performance and chat.

Rufus Wainwright stopped by the q studio to talk about composing his second opera, as well as his current tour, which celebrates the 20th anniversary of his debut album.

Reitman's new film The Front Runner tells the story of Senator Gary Hart, whose affair brought down his presidential candidacy in 1988.

Lennon Stella might be best-recognized for playing the daughter of a country music star on Nashville, but she's been immersed in music all throughout her life. Now, at only 19 years old, the Oshawa-raised actor and musician is transitioning into the pop world with a huge new single and debut EP.