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Directed by Linsey Stewart and Dane Clark, SUZE tells the story of 'Suze' (Michaela Watkins), a woman struggling with 'empty nest' syndrome as her daughter goes off to college. As Suze attempts to make a new life, she inadvertently becomes the doting mother figure to her daughter's ex-boyfriend, Gage (Charlie Gillespie), even though she never approved of him during their relationship. In this 1on1, we speak to co-star Aaron Ashmore about breaking bad guys, mental health and healing together.

In EXILE, Ted Evans (Adam Beach) is a man on the run. Having received a threat from the man who's family he killed under in a DUI, Ted has become a recluse. However, when his wife, Sarah (Camille Sullivan) discovers his whereabouts, she seeks him out with the intent of saving her marriage and Ted's soul. In this 1on1, we speak to Beach about grappling with grief, being vulnerable onscreen and his favourite project. In this 1on1, we speak to Sullivan about leaning into the environment, the power of choice and doing the right thing after you've done the wrong thing.

Directed by Linsey Stewart and Dane Clark, SUZE tells the story of 'Suze' (Michaela Watkins), a woman struggling with 'empty nest' syndrome as her daughter goes off to college. As Suze attempts to make a new life, she inadvertently becomes the doting mother figure to her daughter's ex-boyfriend, Gage (Charlie Gillespie), even though she never approved of him during their relationship. In this 1on1, we speak to Gillespie about modern mental health struggles and 'judging vs knowing'.

Directed by Linsey Stewart and Dane Clark, SUZE tells the story of 'Suze' (Michaela Watkins), a woman struggling with 'empty nest' syndrome as her daughter goes off to college. As Suze attempts to make a new life, she inadvertently becomes the doting mother figure to her daughter's ex-boyfriend, Gage (Charlie Gillespie), even though she never approved of him during their relationship. In this 1on1, we speak to Stewart and Clark about dealing with change, tackling mental health and 'the place where our story begins'.

In EXILE, Ted Evans (Adam Beach) is a man on the run. Having received a threat from the man who's family he killed under in a DUI, Ted has become a recluse. However, when his wife, Sarah (Camille Sullivan) discovers his whereabouts, she seeks him out with the intent of saving her marriage and Ted's soul. In this 1on1, we speak to Beach about grappling with grief, being vulnerable onscreen and his favourite project.

Written and directed by Keir O'Donnell, MARMALADE tells the story of Baron (Joe Keery), a young man imprisoned for a crime he claims to have never committed. Booked in a cell with Otis (Aldis Hodge), Baron asks Otis to help him break out so he can return to the woman he loves. Begrudgingly, Otis agrees but demands that Baron spill his story to prove that he's trustworthy. In this 1on1, we speak to O'Donnell about the magic of Joe Keery, who makes the rules and whether or not it's true that 'where there is life, there is hope'.

Are you a cat person? Even if you're not, Senator Pamela Wallin wants to change your mind about our feline friends. In her new book, CATS, Senator Wallin delves deeply into the world of our kitty companions. Using scientific study, personal anecdotes and historical quotes, CATS explores the power that cats can have in our lives, ranging from psychological healing to their amazing physical attributes. In this 1on1, we speak to Senator Wallin about how her cat changed her life, the healing power of purring and the psychological differences between cats and dogs.

Directed by Herbert Ross, the American classic FOOTLOOSE tells the story of Ren McCormick (Kevin Bacon), a young rebel who arrives in a small town only to discover that dancing has been banned. Ren also falls in love with Ariel (Lori Singer), the local minister's daughter and the two begin a crusade to free the town and its youth with the power of music and dance. Now, on the film's 40th anniversary, we speak to Singer about the film's lasting legacy, strong female rebels and doing THAT car chase.

After two decades, MEAN GIRLS returns to re-establish its legacy with a whole new generation. Once again led by Tina Fey, the new musical vision tells the story of high school newbie Cady Heron (Angourie Rice) as she finds herself in the crosshairs of the villainous Plastics and their leader, Regina George (Renee Rapp). This week, Catherine Erskine and Daniel Collins join Steve to rip open the burn book andtalk about the dangers of normal and updating a modern classic.

Directed by Basil Mironer, DANDELIONS is a gripping documentary of one man's journey to understand his family history. When a random Facebook message from a distant relative reaches him, Mironer learns that his mother was married before and another man is truly his father. Now, Mironer and his brother embark on a journey across the ocean to meet the family he never knew, without telling the only family that he has known. In this 1on1, we speak to Mironer about long-distance family and the power of perspective.