The Halluci Nation (formerly known as A Tribe Called Red) say their latest album, One More Saturday Night, is a love letter to the Electric Pow Wow gatherings that inspired members Tim “2oolman” Hill and Ehren “Bear Witness” Thomas to found the band in 2007. The duo spoke with Tom Power about the new record, the band's evolution from their early days as A Tribe Called Red, and why they decided on a name change.

Over the course of his 45-year career, comedian Jerry Seinfeld accumulated hundreds of jokes written on scraps of paper. He’s now compiled those jokes into a new book called Is This Anything? The title refers to a common question comedians ask each other when trying out new material. He joined Tom Power to talk about the book, the longevity of his career and the stupidity of a "quick question."

Grammy-winning musician St. Vincent has reinvented herself once again. She joined Tom Power to talk about her personal new album, Daddy's Home, and why she decided to embrace a '70s sound and aesthetic for the project.

Canada’s Simu Liu has leapt from the small screen to the big screen with a life-changing role in Marvel’s Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. The actor sat down with Tom Power to talk about being the first Asian superhero to lead a Marvel film and how he felt saying goodbye to Kim’s Convenience.

A new podcast series from the award-winning CBC show Q. Join host Tom Power for an intimate look at big conversations with some of the most inspiring artists and creators of our time. The Q Interview features some guests before they appear on the radio show, along with reflective commentary and extra content that doesn't make it to air. This season you’ll hear about the joke that got Jerry Seinfeld his first big laugh onstage, how Simu Liu landed his role as a Marvel superhero, and why Barbra Streisand has never let anyone tell her what she can or can’t sing… plus much, much more. It’s The Q Interview. Follow and subscribe now!