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Canadian singer-songwriter Jim Cuddy opens up about loss, the joy of touring and his new solo music. Kim's Convenience stars Paul Sun-Hyung Lee and Jean Yoon talk about the show's second season. Writer Suzannah Showler presents a gateway to The Bachelor. Canadian singer-songwriter Jeremy Dutcher discusses how his debut album helps preserve his language.

Canadian actor Sandra Oh talks about her new role in the series Killing Eve. CBC's Jarrett Martineau and Lisa Christiansen weigh in on Drake's brand new album Scorpion. Canadian actor Michael Greyeyes discusses playing the Indigenous leader Sitting Bull in the new historical drama Woman Walks Ahead. Jeremy Taggart and Jonathan Torrens share their favourite Canadian summer jams.

CBC's Jarrett Martineau and Lisa Christiansen discuss Drake's brand new record, which might just be one of the biggest Canadian releases of the year.

In advance of the Canada Day long weekend, Jeremy Taggart and Jonathan Torrens share their playlist of classic Canadian summer songs.

Canadian actor Michael Greyeyes discusses his role as Sitting Bull in the new historical drama, Woman Walks Ahead.

Sandra Oh talks about her role in Killing Eve, which is entering its second season.

NBA star Kyrie Irving takes his talents to the silver screen in the new film Uncle Drew, about a retiree basketball super team.

Canadian writer and director Sarah Polley discusses her latest project, adapting Margaret Atwood's book, Alias Grace, into a TV series.

Calgary musician Sarah Davachi presents a guide to the concept of "deep listening."

Actor Seana McKenna discusses her starring role in a new production of William Shakespeare's King Lear.

Canadian writer and director Sarah Polley discusses how she adapted Margaret Atwood's book, Alias Grace, into a TV series. Boston Celtics point guard Kyrie Irving on becoming an actor in the comedy film Uncle Drew. Calgary musician Sarah Davachi presents a gateway to deep listening. Stage actor Seana McKenna talks about her starring role as Queen Lear in a new production of William Shakespeare's Lear.

Actor and author Amber Tamblyn explains why she decided to tell the stories of male survivors of sexual assault in her debut novel. Book contributor Jael Richardson shares her reading list recommendation. Jeremy Taggart and Jonathan Torrens challenge Tom Power to a game of "Lyric or Lie." Canadian musician Ben Caplan questions the idea of "old stock" Canadians on new album.

Actor Amber Tamblyn's debut novel, Any Man, tells the story of six men who have fallen prey to the violence of a female serial rapist.

Musician Ben Caplan talks about his new album, and how a Romanian-Canadian refugee story has resonated with so many audiences.

The hosts of the Taggart and Torrens podcast partake in a friendly game of Lyric or Lie with Tom Power.

Jael Richardson discusses her book recommendation, The Book of Essie by Meghan MacLean Weir.

She's written for the likes of Selena Gomez, Shawn Mendes and Justin Bieber, but now, Julia Michaels is writing more pop songs for herself.

Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda joined Tom Power in the q studio to discuss his latest solo project entitled, Post-Traumatic, and explains why everyone needs to be careful when it comes to discussing suicide online.

Academy award-winning actor Christopher Plummer joins Tom Power for a conversation about his upcoming performance with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra.

Our pop culture contributor, Anne T. Donahue, shares her "two goods and a bad" in the world of pop culture for this week.