Katherena Vermette's work explores themes of Indigenous youth and identity. But her new work, Pemmican Wars, frames these themes using an entirely different medium - a sci-fi graphic novel.

Roger Daltrey of The Who opens up about feeling like an outsider and the excesses of fame. Our books columnist Jael Richardson shares her recommendation. Author Sheila Heti confronts one of life's biggest questions: whether or not to become a mother. Poet Kwame Alexander talks about his new YA book Swing, and performs a few pieces from it.

Kwame Alexander performs some pieces from his new YA book Swing, a coming-of-age story told entirely through poetry.

The Who's Roger Daltrey tells the story of how he went from being a high school drop-out and part-time worker in a sheet metal factory to being one of the biggest rock stars in the world.

Why it's important to connect with and celebrate women who don't feel included in the world of fashion.

Jason Moran has blended jazz with stand-up comedy, live painters, dance shows and even skateboarding.

Long before his adventures with dinosaurs, Jeff Goldblum started out as a jazz pianist.

Jeff Goldblum talks about making music, dodging dinosaurs and pursuing dreams at any moment in life. Canadian fashion designer Tanya Taylor on why her brand is all about being inclusive. Theatre critic Carly Maga tells us about a new play that transports its audience from Barrie to England - literally. Musician Jason Moran opens up about his need to push boundaries in his music and art.

Actor Hilary Swank, Canadian rap sensation Shad.

Hip-hop polymath Shad makes his return to q, his first since he hosted the show. He brings with him his brand new album A Short Story About War, a concept record exploring humanity and violence.