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Podcast
Face2Face
| David Peck talks to Blitz the Ambassador about filmmaking and storytelling, illegal mining, magic and allegory, paradox, guilt and genetic memory and truthful moments in his newest film. |
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Podcast
David Peck
| Govinda Van Maele, Frederick Lau and Face2Face host David Peck talk about their new film Gutland, irony, cynicism, childhood dreams, fairytales for adults, and why evil doesn’t think its evil. |
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Podcast
David Peck
| Kelita and Face2Face host David Peck talk about country music, trauma, suicide, resilience, and the importance of story telling, listening and how we can break the “cycle”. |
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Columnists
Rick Salutin
| What makes you part of a community is those concrete connections, known to you and acknowledged by others. It isn't the stories you hear or tell, pace Boyden. |
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Podcast
Face2Face
| Gave and I talk about The Reel World Film Festival, storytelling, and creating opportunities for people to act through dialogue, empathy and film.
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Podcast
Face2Face
| Christal talks about finding bravery when you need it most, looking for new stories, how we need to change the questions we often ask and why there is something beautiful about the inquisitive mind. |
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Book Review
Christine Smith (McFarlane)
| Author Lee Maracle shows why she is one of the greatest writers of her time with her new collection on storytelling. It (almost) left our reviewer speechless. |
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Podcast
Face2Face
| Mark talks about falling in love with journalism, how too often it's a business and not a calling, what "getting it first" versus "getting it right" is all about and why he's still hopeful. |
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Columnists
Wayne MacPhail
| Here's a question: Can technology change the fundamental nature of story? I ask because a recent publishing experiment by Google suggests it can. I'm skeptical. |
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Podcast
Dan Kellar
| Kitchener-based folk artist Janice Jo Lee speaks about her new album "Sing Hey" and her pending tour, and discusses healthy artistic scenes and social justice in life and music. |
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Columnists
June Chua
| The stories we tell are often a reflection of how we survive as humans and that idea is no more evident than in Arabian Nights, the sprawling epic on austerity by Portugal's Miguel Gomes. |
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Podcast
TK Matunda
| As kids get older, they change and sometimes their parents don't know. On today's show TK Matunda and Vicky Mochama explore expectations in parent-child relationships via the touchy topic of sex. |
