Q with Tom Power

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  • [Full episode] Jenny Slate, Roger Mooking, Maureen Lenker, Ralph Macchio
    Actor and comedian Jenny Slate talks about revisiting Marcel the Shell with Shoes On in a feature-length film based on the viral web series. Celebrity chef Roger Mooking reflects on how his love of cooking and music helped make him the artist he is today. Entertainment critic Maureen Lenker discusses her recent op-ed for Entertainment Weekly, in which she argues that Marvel's female super heroes keep getting short-changed. Actor Ralph Macchio, the original Karate Kid, talks about reprising his role as Danny LaRusso in the web series Cobra Kai.
    1 hr 7 min
  • [Full Episode] Jack White, Rachael Healy, Michaela Coel
    Grammy-winning musician Jack White opens up about his music, passion for vinyl, and what he got up to when the pandemic prevented him from touring. Rachael Healy of The Guardian explains why some performers aren't celebrating the 75th birthday of the world-famous Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The multi-talented actor, director, and screenwriter Michaela Coel discusses her powerful series 'I May Destroy You,' and the process of turning personal trauma into a television show.
    1 hr 1 min
  • [Full episode] Peter Garrett, Kelsey Verzotti, Adam Scott, James Poniewozik
    Lead singer Peter Garrett of Midnight Oil looks back on the band's illustrious career and how it's put environmentalism at the forefront of its music from day one. The star of Charlottetown's Anne of Green Gables — The Musical, Kelsey Verzotti, was told by a drama teacher that she'd never play Anne Shirley, because Anne is white and Kelsey is Chinese Canadian. The actor tells guest host Angeline Tetteh-Wayoe that this moment only motivated her to achieve her acting dreams. The New York Times' chief television critic James Poniewozik breaks down how the January 6th committee hearings have attracted millions of viewers. Actor Adam Scott discusses his starring role in the new Apple TV+ series Severance, about a team of office workers whose professional and personal memories have been surgically divided.
    1 hr 4 min
  • [Full Episode] Tanya Tagaq, Leslie Odom Jr., Kes The Band, Fred Goodman
    Singer-songwriter Tanya Tagaq discusses her new song, Teeth Agape, and how it expresses her fierce desire to protect her children from harm. Award-winning actor and singer Leslie Odom Jr. talks about the cultural impact of Hamilton and how the hit musical changed his life. Kees Dieffenthaller of Kes The Band introduces a new song called Liki Tiki. Veteran music journalist Fred Goodman discusses his new book, Rock on Film: The Movies That Rocked the Big Screen, which looks at 50 music-themed films that helped steer the course of pop culture.
    55 min
  • [Full Episode] Sophie Nélisse, Michael Lloyd, Kemp Powers, Tranna Wintour & Allison Dore, Emily St. John Mandel
    Sophie Nélisse talks about her breakout role in the hit show Yellowjackets and growing up as a child actor, Michael Lloyd reflects on making the famous soundtrack to Dirty Dancing, Kemp Powers talks about breaking ground with the powerful animated film Soul, Tranna Wintour and Allison Dore look back on 30 years of A League of Their Own and Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Emily St. John Mandel talks about her pandemic novel Station Eleven and how it became a critically acclaimed TV show.
    1 hr 7 min
  • [Full episode] Wynton Marsalis, Joan Shelley, Mustafa, Naveen Kumar
    Grammy and Pulitzer Prize-winning jazz trumpeter Wynton Marsalis discusses his latest album, The Democracy! Suite, and why he thinks jazz is the perfect metaphor for democracy. Toronto-based poet and musician Mustafa talks about identifying as a folk musician — a fraught term with a complicated history when it comes to Black and racialized artists. Theatre critic Naveen Kumar walks us through the controversy surrounding Lea Michele's casting in the Broadway revival of Funny Girl. Singer-songwriter Joan Shelley tells us about her sixth solo album, The Spur, and how she found her voice through music.
    58 min
  • [Full episode] Ken Lum, Lucy Liu, Fuad Ahmed, Rick Emerson, Eric Stuart
    Vancouver-based artist Ken Lum discusses his work as the co-founder of Monument Lab, a studio dedicated to critically engaging with public art and historical monuments. Actor Lucy Liu fills us in on her return to the small screen with Why Women Kill, a dark comedy-drama that follows three couples who live in the same Pasadena mansion in three different eras. Canadian actor Fuad Ahmed talks about reclaiming his Arabic name after 15 years using the stage name “Gabe Grey.” Author Rick Emerson talks about his new book, Unmask Alice, which looks into the cultural impact of Go Ask Alice 50 years after its publication. Voice actor Eric Stuart reflects on the life and legacy of the late Kazuki Takahashi, and the impact the Yu-Gi-Oh! creator had on his life.
    1 hr 9 min
  • [Full episode] Greg Kinnear, Big Sean, Cedella Marley
    Actor Greg Kinnear talks about his latest role in the new Apple TV+ series Black Bird, plus the twists and turns his career has taken in show business. Rapper Big Sean opens up about his struggle with depression, how he rediscovered his passion through therapy and meditation, and why Detroit 2 is his most honest album yet. Three-time Grammy winner Cedella Marley reflects on the legacy of her father, Bob Marley, as an immersive exhibit exploring his life opens in Toronto.
    1 hr
  • [Full episode] Mustafa, A. Harmony and Niko Stratis, Maestro Fresh Wes
    Mustafa discusses his debut album, When Smoke Rises, why Toronto's Regent Park community is so important to his art, and his journey from child poet to acclaimed musician. Our Q This music panellists, A. Harmony and Niko Stratis, share their picks for the song of the summer. Rapper Maestro Fresh Wes talks about his latest gig as the new host of CBC's Race Against the Tide, which pits the best sand sculptors in the world against each other.
    1 hr 9 min

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