Canadian actor and comedian Scott Thompson talks about reprising his role as Buddy Cole from The Kids in the Hall. Juno-nominated composer Nicole Lizée discusses her new project, which takes aim at the PMRC's "Filthy 15" list of offensive songs. Writer Charles McGrath remembers the celebrated American novelist Philip Roth. David Sedaris shares a q road story. Yukon Blonde's Jeffrey Innes talks about the band's new album, Critical Hit.

Scott Thompson joins Tom Power live in the q studio to talk about revisiting his famous Kids in the Hall character, Buddy Cole.

Best of q: Canadian singer-songwriter Jann Arden talks about her cookbook, Feeding My Mother, and reflects on caring for her mom who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Actor Danai Gurira talks about the hype around Black Panther and why the film's value is more important than any records it might break at the box office. A q oral history of Beetlejuice to mark the film's 30th anniversary. Canadian musician Whitney Rose opens up about songwriting, finding inspiration from unlikely places and her latest album, Rule 62.

Our pop culture contributor talks about her favourite and least favourite moments from the royal wedding in this week's edition of "two goods and a bad."

The Canadian singer-songwriter has released a song and cookbook, Feeding My Mother, about caring for her mom who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.

Gwenno discusses her second solo album, Le Kov, which is sung entirely in Cornish — an old Celtic language understood by only 600 people today.

To celebrate the 30-year anniversary of Beetlejuice, we've tapped some of the producers and one of the screenwriters who worked on the movie for a q oral history.

Legendary singer-songwriter John Prine talks about his latest album The Tree of Forgiveness, the first record of new music he's released in 13 years. Pop culture contributor Anne T. Donahue shares her favourite and least favourite moments from the royal wedding. Singer Meg Remy of the experimental pop project U.S. Girls discusses whether it matters if her message gets buried in the groove of her music. Robin Williams' biographer Dave Itzkoff sheds some light on the life and death of the late comedian and actor.

Author and journalist Dave Itzkoff joins Tom Power live from San Francisco to talk about his new book on Robin Williams' life and death.

Canadian musician Whitney Rose opens up about songwriting, finding stories and inspiration from unlikely places and her latest album, Rule 62.