Hayley Atwell joins Tom Power to talk about her latest project, Conviction, where she plays a Hayes Morrison, a former First Daughter who is blackmailed into joining a law firm. "This is a great exploration of someone who could be easily misunderstood," she explains.

Blue Rodeo come together on new album: 1000 Arms. Here they are debuting the title track in our brand new recording studio.

Ian Campeau, Tim 2oolman and Bear Witness from A Tribe Called Red join host Tom Power to talk about their new album 'We Are the Halluci Nation'.

Jared Harris joins Tom in Studio q to talk about his latest role as King George VI on the new Netflix series The Crown.

Director Tracey Deer and star Brittany LeBorgne join host Tom Power to talk about the 4th Season of Mohawk Girls.

War crimes court may not strike most people as a laughing matter, but war crimes lawyer turned stand-up comic Jess Salomon ​is not most people. She joins guest host Gill Deacon to discuss how she finds humour in darkness.

It's hardly a rarity that a piece of hockey history revolves around The Great One. Many favourite moments have Wayne Gretzky at their centre. The latest is a book, written by the hockey legend alongside author Kirstie McLellan Day. Gretzky joins guest host Candy Palmater in studio to talk about, “99 Stories of The Game”, which details the 99 years of the National Hockey League.

Sometimes the most imperfect photos can perfectly capture a moment a time. This is what actor Alan Cumming proves in his new memoir, "You Gotta Get Bigger Dreams". The book combines Cumming's words and photos to create a revealing look into the Good Wife star's life. He joins guest host Candy Palmater to share the stories behind some of his favourite photographs.

American Honey paints an intimate picture of a group of poor young Americans. On the surface, it's a carefree existence of drinking, drugs, motels and R&B but delve a little deeper and life isn't so sweet. First time actress Sasha Lane and The Girlfriend Experience's Riley Keough star in the film. The two sit down with Candy to discuss how shooting this film changed their views on America.

Growing up, Drew Hayden Taylor immersed himself in science fiction books yet he often felt left out. Unable to see his own Ojibway experiences reflected in these works of literature, Taylor has since written a number of books through the perspective and lens of Indigenous people. He joins guest host Candy Palmater to discuss his collection of indigenous sci-fi stories in his new book "Take Us to Your Chief".