Rachel Langer on writers’ rooms, CTV’s Transplant, her weirdest Google searches, her life with endometriosis, and the ways in which Canada is afraid of risk.
Special Episode: Luvia Petersen and Jessie Robertson
Luvia Petersen and Jessie Robertson talk about witches in Vancouver, Star Trek: Voyager versus Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and why they want your art.
Episode Forty-Four: Meeshelle Neal
Meeshelle Neal on why accuracy is important when depicting mental illness on screen.
Episode Forty-Three: Karen Lam
Karen Lam on making scary films, growing up metal and Asian in small-town Manitoba, and honouring Sandra Oh.
Episode Forty-Two: Hiro Kanagawa
Actor and playwright Hiro Kanagawa talks about his life as a rolling stone, crafting narratives, and the pet store scene from ‘Best in Show.’
Episode Forty-One: Omari Newton
Omari Newton (Continuum, Blue Mountain State) talks origin stories, racism in Canada, and voicing Black Panther.
Omari Newton: A requiem for racist Uncle Donny
“The firing of Don Cherry serves as a national litmus test”
Episode Forty: Keegan Connor Tracy
Keegan Connor Tracy (Once Upon a Time, The Descendants) talks about magic, fangirling Chris Hadfield, and directing La Fille.