| Pam Edgar shares this dialogue with Lynn Thompson about a techie way to install love on your hard drive.

| Bomb Girls exposes sexism, racism and great Canadian TV. Check out the new show -- it's Canadian television you can be proud of.

| Matthew Adams speaks with Deb Barndt, editor of the book ¡VIVA! Community Arts and Popular Education in the Americas, about the history of the project.

| From the fullness of heart, Lynn Thompson shares musings about managing emails, and the wonder of the Internet.

| This week Cathi Bond reviews Heavenly Creatures, a fantastic re-release by Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson.

| Sarah's Key is a heart-stopping, soul-breaking cinematic examination of the Jewish roundups during World War II.

| Gabriel's Personal Manifesto is to live with passion and to help others find clarity, success and happiness. He loves what he does, and wants to help you achieve that, too.

| Don't miss Aftershock, a riveting political flick about a family rebuilding after the Tangshan Quake in 1976.

| Urban-farming issue in small Vancouver Island community.

| Author and reluctant visionary Nina Brown speaks of her journey to facilitate progress on the planet.