Endeavours Radio

Renowned cave diver, filmmaker, and photographer Jill Heinerth speaks about her life's work, exploring the unknown, losing colleagues, and relationship with death. It's all detailed in her new memoir Into The Planet.

Legendary cyperpunk author William Gibson on his latest novel "Agency". Plus, Jack Henry Robbins on growing up in Hollywood and his debut film VHYes

Lisa Colalillo is a realtor, social media influencer, television host, and reality star. Her new YouTube web series Lisa In The City, chronicles being a working mom in Toronto, as well as an entrepreneur and influencer. Season one is now on YouTube.

The renowned giraffe scientist and subject of the documentary "The Woman Who Loves Giraffes" Anne Innis Dagg is joined by the film's director Alison Reid to talk about the film, Anne's career and sexism in science and academia.

The artist, filmmaker, public speaker, academic and activist on his new YA novel We Three, which a polyamorous romantic triad at a summer for a teens.

Former Black Crowes drummer Steve Gorman on life after the band, the Robinson Brothers and his new memoir "Hard To Handle". Also, Canadian Rockers Theory of a Deadman on their new album "Say Nothing"

The Cree filmmaker talks about her documentary "We Will Stand Up" which looks at the death of Colten Boushie and its aftermath, both locally in Saskatchewan as well on National and International levels.

Taylor Abrahamse on being a former child star and transitioning into music. Also, he shares a story about working with Miley Cyrus. Then, Noah Sierota from Echosmith and collaborations and the band's new album "Lonely Generation"

The Toronto filmmaker talks about his debut film "Space & Time", which looks at how a couple deals with a break-up. And also parallel universes.

The Kick-Ass star discusses her career as well as her new film Emerald Run and whether or not there will be a Witchblade revival.

The legendary children's entertainer talks 40+ years in the music business, The Cat Came Back, children's music today, and his new single for World Vision.

The comedy writer, QI Elf, Co-host of No Such Thing Thing as a Fish, and improviser talks his debut novel The Last Day.

From college radio to Spotify Podcast, Endeavours is ten years old. Take a look back at some of the best interviews from the past decade!

Latin Grammy and Juno-winning artist Alex Cuba talks his new album Sublime and his collaborations with superstar Latin American musicians. Also, Hana Elion and JJ Mitchell aka Overcoats explain the process behind their new single "The Fool", feminist music, and their decision to shave their heads on camera.

The Irish actress talks about her breakthrough role in the film "Float Like a Butterfly" as well as her budding music career.

The Breakfast Club remains a seminal movie. John Kapelos was part of the teen classic as the friendly janitor, Carl. He talks about being apart of the phenomenon, his work in TV, his comedy jazz albums, and his overall career

Murdoch Mysteries star Yannick Bisson talks season 13, the show's history of celebrity cameos, directing, The Adventures of Napkin Man, and the one guest star he really, really wants.

From legendary Canadian rockband Loverboy, singer Mike Reno talks 40 years of making music and touring, breaking into the U.S. Market, getting to write a song for Top Gun - and whether they've got a song for the sequel - and the band's recent car commercial with Patrick Warburton.