Author John Irving reflects on the book that made him famous, The World According to Garp, 40 years after its release. He sat down with Tom Power to discuss why he believes its themes are more relevant than ever, despite thinking it would be dated by the time it was released in 1978.

Billie Eilish talks about having the kind of early fame and success that speaks to how stars are made in 2018: billions of streams and video views.

Benji Madden of Good Charlotte talks about the band's seventh album, Generation Rx, and how they've managed to stay the course for two decades.

The Brothers Osborne joined Tom Power in the q studio to talk about their new album Port Saint Joe, and the value of easy-going music in tough times.

Bruce McCulloch of The Kids in the Hall and Paul Myers, the author of the first authorized book about the comedy troupe, share some stories about The Kids in the Hall's most beloved sketches.

Baruchel's new book, Born Into It: A Fan's Life, goes deep into the highs and lows of being a diehard hockey fan, how your upbringing shapes you and what your obsessions say about you.

The Walking Dead's Steven Yeun sat down with Tom Power at TIFF to talk about his starring role in the Korean film Burning, and the intimidation he felt working with his hero, director Lee Chang-dong.

Legendary pop and hip-hop producer Scott Storch had massive hits and millions of dollars. Then he lost it all. Now he's making his comeback and sharing his story.

Author Ian Rankin explains how his flawed and beloved character, Inspector Rebus, has become a tour guide for the realities of gritty, complicated Edinburgh.

Troye Sivan sits down to talk about his new album and his new goal of "keeping people interested".