- Ep.19 - Sheila Heti
Monday, February 10th 2014
Author Sheila Heti on her own hype, GIRLS, and why she doesn't care about CanLit.
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- Ep.18 - VICE: An Oral History
Monday, February 3rd 2014
Conflict and controversy as Gavin McInnes and others remember Voice of Montreal, a government-subsidized community newspaper in the 90s that grew into a global brand.
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- Ep.17 - Susan Delacourt
Monday, January 27th 2014
How did Harper dodge the Senate scandal? Why did the press let him? Toronto Star columnist Susan Delacourt speaks candidly about Canada's broken political press.
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- Ep.16 - Exit Interview
Monday, January 20th 2014
More layoffs at the Globe and Mail and the National Post were announced last week. Editor Jeremy Barker was one of the Posties who lost his job. A few days later, he joined Jesse to talk about what the future may hold for him and for print media.
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- Ep.15 - Death Of The Alt-Weekly
Monday, January 13th 2014
Several Canadian alternative newsweeklies are gone and the rest are struggling. Rupert Bottenberg spent 13 years as the music editor of the Montreal Mirror, which ended its 27 year run in 2012. He remembers his tenure and reflects on what alt-weeklies meant and where they went wrong.
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