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Tom Hornbein

Legendary American mountaineer Tom Hornbein talks about his first ever ascent on Mount Everest's west ridge in the 1960s.

Alexandra Fuller

Memoirist Alexandra Fuller talks about her childhood in Zimbabwe, her work, and the role of the writer with host Mojo Anderson in front of a studio audience.

One Cello, One Guitar and an Abandoned Coal Mining Town

The emerging experimental folk duo, Montreal-based Year of Glad, was chosen as one of four bands to participate in the 2014 Banff Indie Band Residency.

Margo Talbot

Ice Climber Margo Talbot talks about her transition from drugs, depression and suicidal thoughts to a life and love of climbing.

Wade Davis on his best-selling book, Into the Silence

Explorer and adventurer Wade Davis discusses the story behind his best-selling book, Into the Silence: The Great War, Mallory, and the Conquest of Everest.

Author Salman Rushdie

Celebrated author, Sir Salman Rushdie, discusses his new novel, the fatwa that took over his life, and genies with the CBC's Eleanor Wachtel.

Justin Jones & Aleksander Gamme

Adventurers Justin Jones and Aleksander Gamme find both competition and friendship in their trek from Coastal Antarctica to the South Pole.

John Freeman

John Freeman is book critic, author and editor based in New York. On this episode, he discusses his forthcoming literary publication, "Freeman's."

How-To Hang a Painting

Let preparatory Kasia Sosnowki show you how to hang a painting the right way every time.

How-To Mix Potter's Clay

Potter Adam Bernath shares his secrets on how to mix clay before hitting the potter's wheel.

How-To: Draw a Face

Motion Graphics Designer Devan Burton explains step-by-step how to draw a face.

Why Supaman Mixes Indigenous Culture With Hip Hop

Native American dancer Christian Parrish, known as Supaman, mixes part of his indigenous culture with hip-hop.

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