Q with Tom Power

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The Last Dinner Party: Opening for The Rolling Stones, starting out as a live act and their viral hit Nothing Matters
March 28, 2024

The Last Dinner Party have had a huge year with a viral moment on TikTok, a number-one album, and winning both BBC Radio 1's Sound Of 2024 contest and the rising star award at the BRITs. Abigail Mo

Zelda Williams: On grief, directing the camp comedy Lisa Frankenstein and embracing the unusual
March 27, 2024

Zelda Williams just made her directorial debut with the film Lisa Frankenstein. She joins Tom to talk about growing up on the movie sets of her father, the late comedian and actor Robin Williams, a

Clement Virgo: Adapting Brother, directing The Wire and maturing as a filmmaker
March 27, 2024

Canadian writer and director Clement Virgo has worked on some of the most critically acclaimed television shows of the 2000s from The Wire and The Book of Negroes to Dahmer Monster: The Jeffrey

Regina King: Playing Shirley Chisholm, almost becoming a dentist, and the meaning of success
March 26, 2024

For three decades, Regina King (One Night in Miami, If Beale Street Could Talk) has captivated audiences on screen, cementing herself as a Hollywood legend. The Oscar and four-time Emmy-winning act

Stephen Tayo: Shooting street style in Lagos and his photography philosophy
March 26, 2024

Stephen Tayo is a documentary and fashion photographer whose work celebrates the diversity, vibrancy and rich culture of West Africa particularly his hometown of Lagos, Nigeria. Presenting in Tor

Kelvin Redvers: Making his thriller Cold Road, the future of Indigenous film, and getting kicked off the Cannes red carpet
March 25, 2024

Kelvin Redvers new thriller Cold Road is something to behold its straightforward in concept yet audiences are experiencing heightened heart rates and gripping on to one another while watching.

Josh Homme: Queens of The Stone Age, Taylor Hawkins, and his debt to polka
March 25, 2024

Queens of the Stone Ages latest album, In Times New Roman, is their most raw and personal record to date. It chronicles lead singer Josh Homme's public divorce and custody battle with the singer

Nelly Furtado: Getting a record deal at 20, writing her biggest hits, and her big comeback
March 22, 2024

From monster pop hits to surprise folk albums, Canadas own Nelly Furtado has always charted her own path in music, and done it on her own timeline. After a break from the spotlight, shes now back

Alexandra Streliski: Fighting cynicism, hearing her music at the Oscars, and being transformed by burnout
March 22, 2024

Alexandra Streliski was working at an ad agency when the late director Jean-Marc Valle discovered her music and started using it in his work. That gave her the push she needed to quit her job and p

Carol Burnett: Climbing the Hollywood sign, getting her first laugh, and how having fun is still a priority at 90 years old
March 21, 2024

One of the most adored comedians of all time, Carol Burnett broke up the boys club that was network television with her freewheeling variety hour The Carol Burnett Show. More than half a century la