Globetrotting filmmaker Jason Bourque talks about blowing up a car in India, the issues faced by Canadian directors who want to direct on US shows, and the serial killer next door.
Andrea Stefancikova finds herself in ‘Promiseland’
“I wanted to make this character someone who would exist in real life”
Episode Forty-Five: Rachel Langer
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.