The Papercuts' frontman sounds off on Kanye, epiphanies, and the anxiety-quelling power of liquor.

The author of "Vinegar Hill" and "Good Things I Wish You" sits down to discuss her life and craft.

Singer and songwriter Chris Bathgate revisits the "salt year" that led to the creation of his new album.

Songwriter Jose Gonzalez calls in from Sweden to discuss his life and work.

In a classic interview too good to edit, the man who plays "Trailer Park Boys'" Officer Jim Lahey fires off (intelligently) about government-sanctioned gambling, U.S. politics, and his character's beloved liquor.

In a rare interview, the prolific musician sits down to discuss his time with Saturday Looks Good to Me, his creative process, and his cyclical youth.

Wye Oak's Jenn Wasner explores the inspiration behind the band's new album, "Civilian."

Actor and musician Jeff Daniels talks about his upcoming films, gigging down to Nashville with his son, and living life in the public eye.

Eric Elbogen, conductor of the one-man band Say Hi, discusses heartbreak, growth, and the making of his latest record, Um, Uh Oh.

In an intimate discussion, the bestselling author talks about overcoming a psychologically abusive childhood, her dances on the dark side, and writing as liberation.