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Q with Tom Power
Why Lights walked away from religion
The Canadian singer-songwriter sits down with Q’s Tom Power to tell us how her Christian upbringing shaped her as an artist — and why she ultimately turned away from her faith.
Q with Tom Power
Why Joe Keery wanted to separate Djo from Stranger Things
In an interview with Q’s Tom Power, the actor and musician explains how his viral hit End of Beginning changed everything. Now, he’s back with a new album, The Crux.
Q with Tom Power
Bob the Drag Queen says if he wrote a memoir, 'it would be a bad book'
In an interview with Q’s Tom Power, the drag superstar tells us why he wanted to write a novel about Harriet Tubman for his first foray into publishing.
Q with Tom Power
As a kid post-9/11, Jasmeet Raina became funny so he wouldn't be seen as a 'threat'
The Canadian content creator, who’s also known as Jus Reign, sits down with Q’s Tom Power to talk about Season 2 of his show Late Bloomer.
Q with Tom Power
How Mark McKinney became Mark Carney
The Kids in the Hall alum sits down with Q’s Tom Power to talk about playing the Liberal leader on This Hour Has 22 Minutes.
Q with Tom Power
'It's like divorce': Mark Hoppus on Blink-182's breakup and how cancer reunited them
The Blink-182 bassist joins Q’s Tom Power to talk about his new memoir, Fahrenheit-182, in which he opens up about his parents’ divorce, his instant connection with Tom DeLonge, and his devastating cancer diagnosis.
Q with Tom Power
For Deepa Mehta, the whole point of filmmaking is 'to start a dialogue'
The Indian-born Canadian director sits down with Q’s Tom Power for a career-spanning conversation about her most prominent films of the past 35 years — and why the last thing she wants to be called is controversial.
Q with Tom Power
Iconic drummer Mike Portnoy says he owes it all to Rush
For 40 years, Portnoy has been the driving force behind the prog rock band Dream Theater. In an interview with Q’s Tom Power, he talks about Rush’s massive influence on them.
Q with Tom Power
Ray Mendoza made Warfare to help a real-life Navy SEAL who lost his memory in Iraq
The harrowing new film Warfare takes a realistic look at a platoon of Navy SEALs on a mission gone wrong in Iraq in 2006. Co-director Ray Mendoza and actor D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai join Q’s Tom Power to talk about the importance of telling this story as true to life as possible.
Q with Tom Power
'I can't live up to that': The Chosen's Jonathan Roumie on the pressures of playing Jesus
In an interview with Q guest host Garvia Bailey, the actor reflects on the impossibly high expectations that come with portraying humanity’s ‘ultimate role model.’