Episode 1

Poet Aurian Haller and host Randall Spear engage in conversations about their favourite poems, poets, and literary movements in Quebec City; Randall and Aurian offer viewers a look at the power of poetry.

Episode 2

Host Randall Spear is joined by sculptor and visual artist, Guillaume Tardif, creator of "The Wolf", situated in Limoilou in Québec City; they discuss the visual arts scene of Québec, the pros and cons of being artist in a smaller city, and more.

Episode 3

The young director, Rosie Belley, explores the history, and future, of theatre in Québec City with host Randall Spear.

Episode 4

Michel Côté joins host Randall Spear to discuss what makes a music scene vibrant, rich, and insightful.

Episode 5

Cinematographer Jeremy Peter Allen and Randall Spear discuss the legacy of Hitchcock's movie, "I Confess" shot near the Château Frontenac, and the impact on Québec City's cinema.

Episode 6

Beer and creativity play a major part in the development of Québec city; Randall Spear explores the different styles and the pacifying place that beer has in a multicultural city like Québec City.

Episode 1

Guest Érika Hagen-Veilleux discusses the evolution of circus arts in Quebec; she showcases her dedication to the field; her insights offer a journey through the rich history of Quebecois circus and reveals both its challenges and successes.

Episode 2

Steve Guimond delves into the impact of Quebec's cultural resurgence on its thriving music scene, scrutinizing how this revitalization has fostered musical innovation; he sheds light on the myriad influences shaping Quebec's music culture revival.

Episode 3

Valérie Forgues, a guest poet shares insights on Quebec's poetry scene; she emphasizes the importance of the Maison de la littérature and how it fosters creativity; she highlights its transformative impact on the local literary landscape.

Episode 4

Baptiste Gissinger ventures into Quebec City's burgeoning distillery scene, unraveling its challenges and triumphs; he unveils the swift evolution of local distilleries, spotlighting the innovative spirit and artisanal mastery.

Episode 5

Guest Allison Van Rassel explores the influences of French and American cuisine in Quebec restaurants; she sheds light on how new chefs travel the world to bring in fresh influences and how Quebec restaurants benefit from these journeys.

Episode 6

Historian Paul Burroughs uncover the layers of meaning embedded within the city's buildings and architecture; his insights shed light on how architectural design serves as a tangible link to the past and connects residents to their heritage.