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Michael Tamblyn spoke with novelist Heather Marshall about Liberty Street, the story of a journalist’s quest to expose the cruelty of a women’s prison.

We spoke with Mark Medley about his book Live to See the Day, where he profiles people pursuing seemingly-impossible goals—and often reaching them.

Nathan Maharaj spoke with Rainbow Rowell about her book Cherry Baby. It’s about Cherry, a woman figuring out what comes after the end of her marriage.

Nathan Maharaj spoke with Tara Gereaux, author of Wild People Quiet. It's a story about a solitary woman living in a fictional Saskatchewan town in 1946.

Nathan Maharaj spoke with psychologist George Newman about his new book, How Great Ideas Happen: The Hidden Steps Behind Breakthrough Success.

Joined by a live audience, Michael Tamblyn spoke with novelist Leanne Toshiko Simpson winner of the 2025 Rakuten Kobo Emerging Writer Prize for Romance.

Nathan Maharaj spoke with Dan Rubinstein, author of Water Borne, the story of his journey through American and Canadian waterways via stand-up paddleboard.

Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with poet and novelist Souvankham Thammavongsa about her novel Pick a Colour, a story set in a nail salon run by a retired boxer.

Michael Tamblyn spoke with Miriam Toews, author of many novels including Women Talking. Her latest book is a memoir called A Truce That Is Not Peace.

Nathan Maharaj spoke with Charlotte McConaghy, author of Wild Dark Shore. It’s the story of a family looking after a seed bank on an island under threat.