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.
Episode Thirty-Nine: Michael Eklund
Michael Eklund (Wynnona Earp, Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency) talks about playing bad guys as heroes, wooing his agent, what he learned delivering room service to Hollywood stars at an upscale hotel, and chasing magic.
Episode Thirty-Eight: Sachin Sahel
Sachin Sahel (The 100) discusses his abiding love for Superman and his efforts to battle toxicity in fandom.