For the April episode, hear from Yeji Y Ham about her debut novel The Invisible Hotel inspired by her grandfather's experience during the Korean War. Then hear from Wayne Arthurson, the Writer-in-Residence at the University of Alberta for 2023-2024.

For the March episode hear from journalist Sally Armstrong about the book she co-authored with Dr. Sima Samar, Outspoken: My Fight for Freedom and Human Rights in Afghanistan. Also on the program will be Kate Black about her book Big Mall: Shopping for Meaning a book about consumer culture.

On the February episode for 2024, Steacy Easton will talk about their memoir Daddy Lessons & Lori Hahnel will talk about her most recent novel Flicker.

On the February episode for 2024, Steacy Easton will talk about their memoir Daddy Lessons & Lori Hahnel will talk about her most recent novel Flicker.

On the first show of 2024, Roselle M. Gonsalves will talk about her memoir growing up in India, and adjusting to life in Canada. After will be Wayne Ng talking about his novel The Family Code, about a mother and son dealing with having low income and trauma.

This is the last Writer’ s Block before the new year. On the show, Elizabeth “Lizzie” Prost talks about her new book about the interactive book Break Through Not Down with Kindness for Mental Health, after that Sean Dixon talks about his new novel The Abduction of Seven Forgers. It is a exploration of artists, art history and cultural history, as well as being an interesting tale.

Writer's Block continues with new episode with Waubgeshig Rice talking about new book, Moon of the Turning Leaves, Adrienne Adams local poet and founder of Woolf's Voices reading series, and Saeid Asgarian a co-director on a production with Downstage Theatre

This episode of Writer's Block features an interview with Alicia Elliott, two literary segments, and an ending poem. Stay tuned :)

Writer's Block: Deborah Willis, and MJ Pankey

This episode features interviews with Deborah Willis and MJ Pankey.

Writer's Block: Elizabeth Ellen and Hobart Pulp

This episode of Writer's Block discusses literary gossip, Hobart Pulp, and cancel culture in the literary scene.