Q with Tom Power

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  • [Full episode] Femi Kuti, Patrick Stewart, Catherine O'Hara
    Musician Femi Kuti talks about following in the footsteps of his late father, Nigerian music legend and Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, and how his own son, Made Kuti, is now doing the same. Actor Patrick Stewart talks about reprising his iconic role as Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: Picard, and shares how he thinks the retired admiral would deal with the COVID-19 crisis. Comedy icon Catherine O'Hara talks about bringing her musical talents to Season 4 of Schitt's Creek.
    57 min
  • [Full episode] Ruben Östlund, Nick Faye, Roz Weston
    Director Ruben Östlund discusses his latest Palme d'Or-winning film, Triangle of Sadness, and why he wanted to look at "beauty as a currency." Singer-songwriter Nick Faye shares how filming a video for his song Costco Magazine in the parking lot of his local Costco led him to gaining a whole new fanbase. Radio show host Roz Weston opens up about his new memoir, A Little Bit Broken, which reveals publicly for the first time that he has Tourette syndrome.
    1 hr 6 min
  • [Full episode] Maya Hawke, Emma Mackey, Simin Keramati, Ryan Britt
    Actor and musician Maya Hawke talks about her sophomore album, Moss, her rising music career and Stranger Things success. Actor Emma Mackey discusses her starring role in Emily, a new film that fictionalizes the life of Wuthering Heights author Emily Brontë. Multidisciplinary artist Simin Keramati talks about the power of art to protest the Iranian regime's treatment of women. Sci-fi critic Ryan Britt shares his thoughts on the Disney+ series Andor, the latest installment in the Star Wars franchise.
    1 hr 9 min
  • [Full episode] Iain Reid, Jully Black, Loretta Lynn tribute
    Author Iain Reid talks about his latest novel, We Spread, and shares his secrets for weaving a compelling and tense story. Singer-songwriter Jully Black tells us what inspired her first full-length record in more than a decade, Three Rocks and a Slingshot. In tribute to country music legend Loretta Lynn, singer-songwriter k.d. lang and culture writer Sarah Boesveld reflect on the late singer's influence, her legacy as a feminist and how her controversial song The Pill changed country music forever.
    1 hr 8 min
  • [Full episode] John Legend, Selma Blair, Kenneth Shirley, Brian Jay Jones
    Singer-songwriter John Legend talks about his new double album, Legend, his musical roots and what keeps him creating. Actor Selma Blair discusses her new memoir, her rise to fame in Hollywood, her lifelong struggle with alcohol and her multiple sclerosis diagnosis. Champion fancy dancer and Indigenous Enterprise founder Kenneth Shirley tells us how the powwow dance collective is bringing traditional Indigenous dance forms around the world. George Lucas's biographer Brian Jay Jones guides us through some of the lesser known facts about the Star Wars franchise.
    1 hr 13 min
  • [Full episode] Kenya Barris, Julie Andrews, Deborah Cox
    Writer, producer and director Kenya Barris talks about his ambitious new animated project with rapper Kid Cudi. Screen legend Julie Andrews shares a few of her favourite things from her Hollywood career. Singer-songwriter Deborah Cox looks back on her incredible career and some of her biggest hits.
    1 hr 3 min
  • [Full episode] Christi Belcourt, David A. Robertson, Tanya Tagaq
    Visual artist Christi Belcourt talks about her first-ever career retrospective, Uprising: The Power of Mother Earth, and what it's like as a Michif (Métis) artist to be honoured by the institutions she critiques in her work. Author David A. Robertson talks about his graphic novel trilogy, The Reckoner Rises, and why he wanted to create a teen superhero with anxiety. Singer-songwriter Tanya Tagaq discusses her song Teeth Agape and how it expresses her fierce desire to protect her children from harm.
    1 hr
  • [Full episode] Luke Macfarlane, Ian Shaw, Kathleen Newman-Bremang
    Actor Luke Macfarlane discusses his starring role in the new rom-com Bros and how the film represents the nuance of gay relationships on the big screen. Writer and actor Ian Shaw talks about stepping into the role of his real-life father, Robert Shaw, in his new play The Shark is Broken, which depicts the behind-the-scenes drama on the set of the movie Jaws. Culture critic Kathleen Newman-Bremang unpacks the widespread acclaim and critical backlash surrounding the recent box office blockbuster The Woman King.
    1 hr 6 min
  • [Full episode] Jessie Reyez, Robbie Williams, Catherine Wreford Ledlow and Craig Ramsay, Adam McKay
    Singer-songwriter Jessie Reyez talks about her new album, Yessie, and the personal growth she's been through that led her to make her most vulnerable music yet. Singer-songwriter Robbie Williams looks back on his legendary career and tells us why he wanted to revisit his biggest hits with the help of a full orchestra on his new album, XXV. Broadway performers Catherine Wreford Ledlow and Craig Ramsay talk about winning The Amazing Race Canada Season 8 and how Ledlow's terminal cancer diagnosis didn't stop them from chasing their dreams. Director Adam McKay discusses the polarizing reaction to his film Don't Look Up and the future of environmental sustainability in cinema.
    1 hr 9 min
  • [Full episode] Stephen Malkmus, Ian Keteku and Libin Ahmed, Daniela Gesundheit, David Foster
    Pavement's Stephen Malkmus looks back on the band's history and tells us why now felt like the right time for a reunion tour. Dreams in Vantablack director Ian Keteku and poet Libin Ahmed talk about the power of poetry to change perceptions. Musician Daniela Gesundheit discusses Alphabet of Wrongdoing, her new album of reimagined Jewish ceremonial prayers. Producer and songwriter David Foster talks about some of the massive hits he's helped create with the likes of Céline Dion, Whitney Houston, Michael Bublé and more.
    50 min

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