Q with Tom Power

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  • [Full episode] Jennifer Dodge, Tim Long, Sonny Rollins and Robert Benton, Narada Michael Walden
    Spin Master Entertainment president and Paw Patrol producer Jennifer Dodge tells us how the popular animated kids series became a Canadian success story, and why now was the time to let these puppies loose on the big screen in Paw Patrol: The Movie. The Simpsons writer Tim Long shares how growing up in the small town of Exeter, Ont., inspired his first feature film, The Exchange, about a socially awkward teen who decides to import a mail-order best friend from France. Legendary saxophonist Sonny Rollins and former Esquire magazine art director Robert Benton take us back to a day in 1958 when Art Kane's iconic jazz photo, A Great Day in Harlem, was shot in New York. Grammy-winning producer Narada Michael Walden reflects on his hitmaking career with Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey, revealing the one special thing they all had in common that made them masters of their craft.
    1 hr 1 min
  • [Full episode] Lorne Cardinal, Louie Pérez, Julianna Margulies
    As Corner Gas Animated reaches its conclusion, actor Lorne Cardinal (who plays the affable Sergeant Davis Quinton) looks back on the legacy of the Corner Gas franchise and how it changed his life. Los Lobos musician Louie Pérez shares a few stories behind the songs on Native Sons, the Grammy-winning band's tribute to their hometown of Los Angeles. Emmy-winning actor Julianna Margulies talks about her new memoir, Sunshine Girl: An Unexpected Life, and recounts her troubling encounter with action star Steven Seagal.
    1 hr 2 min
  • [Full episode] Cecily Strong, Simon Stephens, Ian Kamau
    Saturday Night Live star Cecily Strong opens up about her new memoir, This Will All Be Over Soon — a collection of intimate diary entries she wrote amid the pandemic while grieving the loss of a close cousin. Tony Award-winning playwright Simon Stephens discusses his new socially distanced sound installation, Blindness, based on José Saramago's dystopian novel about an unexplained mass epidemic that causes people to suddenly lose their sight. Poet, musician and visual artist Ian Kamau discusses the essential role of artists as explored in his latest spoken word piece, Non Essential.
    1 hr
  • [Full episode] Barbra Streisand, John Orpheus, Emma Seligman
    Show business legend Barbra Streisand explains why after nearly 60 years in music, she decided to revisit her personal archives and share unreleased songs on a new compilation album, Release Me 2. Singer and writer John Orpheus shares how his childhood immigrant journey from Trinidad to Toronto inspired his new memoir, Saga Boy, and companion album, Saga King. Canadian filmmaker Emma Seligman discusses her feature directorial debut, Shiva Baby, about a young Jewish woman who bumps into her ex and her sugar daddy at a funeral.
    1 hr 1 min
  • [Full episode] Mary Harron, Kwame Mbalia, Louie Anderson, The Weather Station
    For the 25th anniversary of I Shot Andy Warhol, Canadian filmmaker Mary Harron talks about the film's legacy, Andy Warhol's life and work, and her personal fascination with Valerie Solanas — the woman who shot Warhol in 1968. Author and editor Kwame Mbalia discusses his inspiring new book Black Boy Joy, an anthology of 17 stories that celebrate Black boyhood, written by acclaimed Black male and non-binary contributors. Actor and comedian Louie Anderson reflects on his role in the Zach Galifianakis comedy-drama series Baskets, and reveals the role his own family plays in helping him develop his comedic material. Toronto singer-songwriter Tamara Lindeman of The Weather Station talks about her new album, Ignorance, which sees her grapple with climate grief over the destruction of our environment.
    1 hr 9 min
  • [Full episode] Yola, Jena Malone, Tim '2oolman' Hill, Dionne Brand
    Singer-songwriter Yola talks about the inspirations behind her "genre-fluid" new album, Stand for Myself, and why her music defies categories. Actor Jena Malone discusses her latest film, Lorelei, and how her experience as a child actor has made her more protective of the children she works with on set. Tim "2oolman" Hill of The Halluci Nation (formerly A Tribe Called Red) gives us a musical guided tour through Six Nations of the Grand River, a reserve an hour and a half outside of Toronto. Award-winning poet, novelist and editor Dionne Brand meditates on the process of writing poetry in her Griffin Poetry Prize-nominated book The Blue Clerk.
    1 hr 7 min
  • [Full episode] Sandy Hudson and Syrus Marcus Ware, Yo-Yo Ma, Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez
    Black Lives Matter Canada co-founders Sandy Hudson and Syrus Marcus Ware talk about the organization's newly created Wildseed Centre for Art and Activism, and the importance of having Black-owned and operated art spaces. Cellist Yo-Yo Ma talks about his album with pianist Kathryn Stott, Songs of Comfort and Hope, and shares what he thinks music can do for us during a pandemic. Married songwriting duo Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez talk about their Oscar-winning Frozen song Let It Go, as well as their latest work for the sitcom WandaVision.
    58 min
  • [Full episode] Jack Antonoff, Didi Conn, Shelby J
    In a career spanning interview, singer and Grammy-winning producer behind Taylor Swift, Lorde, and Lana Del Rey, Jack Antonoff discusses his band Bleachers, writing to process loss, his relationship with Bruce Springsteen, and working with some of the biggest pop stars of our time. Actor Didi Conn presents an oral history of Grease on its 40-year anniversary. Singer-songwriter Shelby J talks about the posthumous release of Prince's album Welcome 2 America, and reflects on the legacy of her mentor.
    1 hr 3 min
  • [Full episode] Matt Damon, Penn Jillette, Tracey Deer
    Matt Damon on his new film Stillwater and writing again with Ben Affleck. Magician Penn Jillette on the misconceptions people have and real beauty of stage magic. Filmmaker Tracey Deer turns her memories of the 1990 Oka Crisis into the critically acclaimed film Beans.
    1 hr 3 min

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