Endeavours Radio

Scott Adkins is an actor and martial artist, who co-stars in the new film Diablo, which he also helped develop and produce. He talks developing the script, shooting in Columbia, and misconceptions about the action genre. The film is out now.

Ron Hawkins is a Canadian legend. Whether it's performing as a solo artist, or with any number of his bands, Ron has seen and done it all. His main band - The Lowest of The Low, Canadian...

Noel Stark has worked as a writer and producer in film and television for over twenty years. Recently, he has moved to the pages with the release of her debut novel Love, Camera, Action.

A spicy romance, the story follows A scrappy TV director lands her big break only to go head-to-head with the surly yet sexy director of photography, in this page-turning romance perfect for fans of Ava Wilder and Tessa Bailey..

Stark talks a...

Gordon Gerrard is a conductor and the executive director of City Opera Vancouver. COV is presenting the Canadian Premiere of Sophia's Forest, by Librettist Hannah Moscovitch and composer Lembit Beecher.

Drawing inspiration from the lived experiences of many who have endured war, loss, and displacement, Sophia's Forest is a modern, contemporary piece on feeling overwhelmed by global conflict and connects us to individual ...

Kourtney Roy is a photographer and filmmaker currently based in Paris. Her debut feature is Kryptic, a horror-thriller about a cryptid hunter that goes missing and a woman who abandons her life to search for new meaning. It is out now.

Chelsea Haberlin is a theatre creator, Artistic director of Neworld Theatre, and the director of Meeting, the debut play from Katherine Gauthier. The immersive show centres around a group therapy ...

Meg Hamand is an author, short story writer, and journalist, whose work has appeared in The Plymouth Pilot News, The Effingham Daily News, Michiana Executive Journal, and 13th Hour Magazine. Her creative pieces have been featured in Hoosier Writers, Indiana English, and Internationally Yours: Prize-Winning Stories.

Her debut novel, the historical fiction tale Diamonds of Auschwitz, a intergenerational of romance, was released on...

Jeremy Luke is an actor who has appeared in such films as Don Jon, Jersey Boys, and Sully, and was a regular cast member on the series Mob City. He stars opposite David Arquette in the new film Mob Cops, based the extraordinary true tale of cops who were working for the New York Mafia.

The film was released on Demand and Digital on April 25th.

Beth Lane is an actress-turned-documentary filmmaker whose powerful debut film Unbr...

Maia Beresford is an actress and singer who is starring as Doralee in Royal City Musical Theatre's production of 9 to 5: The Musical, which runs from April 25-May 11 at The Massey Theatre in New Westminster.

Maia talks about channeling her inner Dolly Parton, and how everything from shoes to hairstyle creates a character. She talks about what Dolly means to people and why she is so popular and relevant today, as well as her ...

Tolga Karacelik is the filmmaker behind Psycho Therapy: The Shallow Tale of a Writer Who Decided to Write About a Serial Killer, his debut English-language film. He talks about making films in America versus Europe, serial killers, and working with Steve Buscemi.The film is out now.

Josh Mendoza is an author and filmmaker whose new sci-fi novel is Shadow of the Eternal Watcher. He talks about the process for a film versus a nov...

It's triple fun Tuesday! Kiana Madeira - best known for her roles on Trinkets and the Fear Street trilogy and Lovell Adams-Gray (Power Book II: Ghost) talk about their experience working on Morningside, a new Canadian film from writer-director Ron Dias. What does it mean to be Canadian? How will the current trade war era affect Canadian storytelling? Seeing Toronto as a character on screen. These are the deep questions we get i...

Rob Tregenza is a cinematographer and film director whose debut feature Talking With Strangers caught the attention of Jean-Luc Godard, which led to their collaboration Inside/Out. He also talks about working with the great Bela Tarr.

Rob's new film is The Fishing Place, a WW2 Holocaust film set and filmed in Norway in both Norwegian and german. Rob talks about making a film in a language he doesn't speak, the cultural rise in pop...

Barry Jay and Dylan Flashner are the director and star of Like Father, Like Son, a bold new film about morality and whether the urge to kill is genetic. It also stars Ariel Winter, Dermot Mulroney, Mayim Bialik and Vivica A. Fox and is available on digital and on Demand as of January 31st.

Christian White is a multidisciplinary Haida artist and storyteller whose career has spanned 50 years. Working with a variety of materials ...

Music can heal, music can be healing. Ken Presse (that's Press-ay) knows this and incorporates these and related themes into his much-anticipated, powerful Sophomore LP Someday. From the poignant Losing Sleep to the folk-country anthem Like Hell I Do, Presse tells a story with his words, no matter the style.

We chat about process, writing in two languages (that's English and French), mental health, fatherhood, and what...

Jose Laurenço is the Canadian filmmaker behind the new hit Young Werther. Based off the novel by Johnann Wolfgang von Goethe and shot in Hamilton and Toronto, the film stars Douglas Booth, Alison Pill, Iris Apatow, and Patrick J. Adams. It was releassed on January 10th.

For years, Michael Polish made films with his twin brother Mark, with Michael often behind the camera, and Mark in front, and both being credited as writer. He...

It's the first show of the new year!!

And what better way to kick things off then by talking about the future! Specifically, the year 3477. That is the year when Aladdin 3477: The Jinn of Wisdom takes place.

It is the new feature film by one Matt Busch. If you're a fan of Star Wars, have you probably seen Busch's work. He designed the poster for Revenge of the Sith, as well as Star Wars: Tales of the Empire, has his own droid na...

Jane Siberry is a true artist's artist. Known for her hits Mimi on the Beach and Calling All Angels, Jane has been a unique presence in Canadian music for decades. She is also a pioneer, having run her own company and distribution label for several years.

Jane talks about being independent, the business of music, the industry today, living and working in Europe versus Canada, and everything in between.

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