Q with Tom Power
Five days a week, Tom Power brings you candid conversations with the artists shaping our culture. Whether he’s chatting with A-listers or rising stars, his disarming warmth and meticulous research always gets below the surface, bringing us deeper into the art and lives of today's most compelling musicians, writers, actors and filmmakers.As a Canadian institution, Q has attracted the biggest names in the world. But it's never been about the fame. It's always been about the art.Since becoming the...
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Anjulie’s pop star dream had to die so she could start again
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How BAMBII went from DJing to producing her own music
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Devon Healey wants to leave you with “a little speck of blindness”
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Severance stars Tramell Tillman and Zach Cherry
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How a chance encounter at a truck stop got AHI into songwriting
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After winning the Polaris Prize, Debby Friday bet on herself
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Shook is sort of like a Toronto version of Good Will Hunting
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Abraham Anghik Ruben preserves his life and culture through sculpture
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How an edible changed Charlie Houston’s life and career
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Prabal Gurung explains why Kamala Harris’s pockets matter
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Cate Blanchett forgot the sound of her real voice
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Heather and Arizona O'Neill find a bit of magic on the Montreal Metro
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How Brian Tyree Henry overcame his imposter syndrome
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The pressure of being a Palestinian American comedian
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Angélique Kidjo’s life and work is defined by one thing: freedom
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Thriller writer Ruth Ware has never done a sequel — until now
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Robby Hoffman’s unconventional path to comedy
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Yves Jarvis gave himself a concussion making music
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Remembering Ozzy Osbourne
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Joseph Kahn on Ick, music videos and the magic of '80s horror flicks
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Blake Shelton fell back in love with music, all thanks to Post Malone
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Saya Gray on her debut album and gigging as a teen with a fake ID
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Why Rhys Darby thinks robots can’t do stand-up comedy
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Jessica B. Hill’s childhood dream came true
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Zarna Garg treats comedy as a business, not an art form
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Why Josh Homme wanted to perform inside the Paris Catacombs
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Little Simz split with her producer. Now she’s unstoppable
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How Stratford’s Richard Manuel became a rock and roll legend
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Nathan Fillion was a shy comic book kid. Now he stars in Superman
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Why PIQSIQ wrote a song about Mahaha, the Inuit tickling demon
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Simple Plan was both loved and hated for being pop-punk
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How Tarralik Duffy uses pop art to show her memories of Nunavut
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Steph Tolev wants to make farting less shameful for women
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The forgotten history of classical music among the Labrador Inuit
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How Emma Donoghue’s new musical stands up for immigrants then and now
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The dark side of writing a life-changing hit
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Finn Wolfhard's childhood 10-year plan worked out
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Jason Mantzoukas wants to be the ugly American villain
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Evan Redsky is exploring the cosmos
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Atsuko Okatsuka was technically kidnapped by her grandma
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This play is an adaptation of the longest poem ever written
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How The Young and the Restless led to more Black women becoming doctors
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The Bear's Liza Colón-Zayas on the “cult” that tried to brainwash her
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For George Takei, coming out has been a lifelong process
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Phil Rosenthal is the luckiest person in the world
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This post-apocalyptic thriller is a love letter to the director’s mom
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Why Stephan James is “at risk of being great”
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How Jully Black uses her singing “superpower” to advocate for others
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Don’t call Jan Lisiecki a child prodigy
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How Sorry, Baby takes a nuanced look at sexual assault
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