“With its universal message of self-love and acceptance, The Name I Call Myself will resonate with a range of readers, children, teens and adults.” Interview with Canadian author Hasan Namir and illustrator Cathryn John
“With clear language, an inviting tone and a systematic structure, Timpano shares the many insights he has gleaned – and the mistakes that sometimes led to them – from producing four popular and acclaimed podcasts.” Review of Marco Timpano’s new book, 25 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Started My Podcast
I swear Toronto actor and comedian Ken Hall was built for this pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic has been brutal for
Interview with Ruth Ohi, one of Canada’s most prolific, popular and beloved author-illustrators
Interview with Elizabeth MacLeod, author of “Meet Terry Fox”, a dynamic new Scholastic Canada Biography that seeks to inspire young readers with Fox’s story of courage and determination.
“I thought of how interesting it is that, even though we all live in the same place, we all have such different experiences of that place.” Interview with Lindsay Zier-Vogel about The Love Lettering Project and her upcoming 2 books.
Scott Sneddon profiles cartoonist Kean Soo about his “series of warm, welcoming and deceptively simple cartooning lessons” on TO Live’s Arts Squad weekly digital series.
Interview with acclaimed actor and director Nancy Palk about playing Du in Catch and Release, a film adaptation of Jane Martin’s Pulitzer- Prize nominated play Keely and Du
Interview with Alexis Alexander, Ajax, Ontario-based author and rapper of the popular children’s book series called “Friendly Fables.”
“I hope people see the film and find inspiration to climb their own mountain, whatever that may be.” Interview with Philip Knowlton about his documentary feature film KUPENDA screening at ReelAbilities Film Festival Toronto
Is every place really the same? Award-winning actor Daniela Vlaskalic makes it so on her witty and surprising podcast “Every Place Is the Same”
As we self-isolate, we should be grateful for this era of “apex television”. But despite the unprecedented diversity and quality of viewing content, our viewing experience is poorer. Why? Our lack of “mental distancing”.
