Lisa Charleyboy talks to Shelagh Rogers about #NotYourPrincess, a collection of poems, essays and art about the Indigenous woman's experience.

Kagiso Lesego Molope talks to Shelagh Rogers about her latest book, Such a Lonely Lovely Road, about two men who fall in love, in post-apartheid South Africa, but hide their relationship from their families and communities.

Tanya Tagaq talks to Shelagh Rogers about her debut novel Split Tooth. As an added bonus, Tanya also reads from the book.

Former Governor General David Johnston's new book Trust: Twenty Ways To Build A Better Country, explores how to build trust in ourselves, in the organizations around us and in the larger world.

Best selling author Jennifer Robson talks to Shelagh Rogers about her new historical fiction book, The Gown, which delves into the lives of the women who made one of the most famous dresses of the twentieth century - Queen Elizabeth's wedding gown.

Award winning animator and filmmaker Andrea Dorfman talks to Shelagh Rogers about her new graphic novel, Flawed. Based on the Emmy-nominated documentary of the same name, the novel charts Andrea's journey to overcoming adolescent awkwardness and embracing self acceptance.

The acclaimed author talks to Shelagh Rogers about his atmospheric new novel Warlight, set in London, England, just after the Second World War.

Before comedian Mark Critch became a staple on This Hour has 22 minutes, he was just your average boy growing up in the 1980s, in St. John's Newfoundland. Mark details his childhood misadventures in his new memoir, Son of a Critch. In this hilarious extended interview Mark Critch talks to Shelagh Rogoers about his experiences.

Design guru and television host Debbie Travis talks to Shelagh Rogers about her new book Design Your Next Chapter: How to Realize Your Dreams and Reinvent Your Life.

Canadian hockey legend Bobby Orr has a new book of his personal pictures documenting his life in hockey -- Bobby: My Story in Pictures. In this interview taken from the CBC archives, Shelagh talks to Bobby Orr about his previous book, his extraordinary career and his love of the sport.