| A conversation on comics and social change with Jeet Heer, Sean Carleton, and Franke James with Chris Cavanagh.

| From caterpillar bouquets, to war reenactments, to "state produced agitprop" at the G20, to flash mobs, author Alan Filewod discusses the history and practice of political intervention theatre.

| Concerned parents and community members are organizing for safety in Toronto Island Airport expansion

| Cathi Bond reviews Lena Dunham's film Tiny Furniture in anticipation of the new HBO series, "Girls." Tiny Furniture is an art house comedy you can't afford to miss.

| In this half hour conversation Lynn Thompson speaks with Dr. Susan Biali, M.D. about Susan's blend of being a doctor, author, speaker, life coach and dancer, and what she is learning now!

| Cathi Bond reviews Starbuck and French Immersion, two very funny Canadian flicks that show there's no place like home.

| 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.