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Maple Popcorn
by The Brand is Female
Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes of your favourite homegrown films and TV shows? It's time to pop the Maple Popcorn, go behind the camera and meet the people who are making it happen. Discover exclusive interviews with Canadian icons and hear them talk about Canadian flicks and even break the fifth wall to share set anecdotes.A podcast produced by The Brand is Female, powered by Telefilm Canada.
Episodes
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Canada's comedic force: a conversation with Mary Walsh
In this episode, host Marriska Fernandes explores the prominent career of Canadian actress, comedian, writer, and director Mary Walsh. From her early days with the Newfoundland Travelling Theatre Company to co-founding CODCO, Mary has left an unforgettable mark on Canadian comedy. Her sharp wit…
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Unbridled talent behind and in front of the camera: a conversation with Mark O'Brien
In this episode, host Marriska Fernandes explores the fascinating career of Canadian actor and director Mark O'Brien. From his memorable roles in "Republic of Doyle," "Ready or Not," and "Halt and Catch Fire" to his award-winning portrayal as Terry Sawchuk in the biopic "Goalie," which earned him...
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A master storyteller who pushes cinematic boundaries: a conversation with Atom Egoyan
In this episode, host Marriska Fernandes uncovers the story of Canadian filmmaker Atom Egoyan, celebrated for his diverse contributions to cinema. With internationally acclaimed films like "Exotica," "The Sweet Hereafter," and the upcoming film, "Seven Veils," Egoyan has consistently pushed...
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From child actor to mockumentary star and award-winning director: a conversation with Cody Lightning
In this episode, host Marriska Fernandes explores the dynamic career of Cree actor and filmmaker Cody Lightning. Originating from Edmonton, Alberta, Cody gained recognition with standout performances in "Smoke Signals," "Four Sheets to the Wind," "Brick," and "Manic." "Hey, Viktor!," his 2023...
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From the stage to the screen: a conversation with Karen LeBlanc
In this episode, Canadian Screen Award-nominated actor, singer, and performer Karen LeBlanc joins host Marriska Fernandes to talk about her multifaceted career. Karen's passion for performing led her to the renowned musical theatre program at Sheridan College. After graduating, she sang with...
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Elevating women in the film industry: a conversation with Kari Skogland
Welcome to Season 3 of Maple Popcorn! In this season's inaugural episode, host Marriska Fernandes sits down with filmmaker and showrunner Kari Skogland, known for her Emmy-nominated and BAFTA-winning directorial work on "The Handmaid's Tale". Originally from Ottawa, Kari's journey in the industry...
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Welcome to Season 3 of Maple Popcorn
Lights, camera, action! Welcome to the Maple Popcorn Podcast hosted by Marriska Fernandes, where we take you behind the scenes of Canada's vibrant entertainment industry. This new season will bring you exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes scoops, and unforgettable moments with your favourite...
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Content Ownership Advocacy: a Conversation with Joshua Jackson
In this episode, host Marriska Fernandes sits down with Joshua Jackson. You may have first discovered Joshua in his iconic role as Pacey Witter in the 90's sitcom series Dawson's Creek, but today, he is Chairman at Liquid Media Group, a business solutions company that offers end-to-end solution…
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Embracing Your Roots, and the Never-Ending Journey Towards Authenticity: a Conversation with Hamza Haq
In this episode, host Marriska Fernandes sits down with Hamza Haq. You likely know Hamza from CTV's hit medical drama Transplant, now in its second season, where Hamza plays the lead role of Bash, a doctor who comes to Canada as a Syrian refugee during the ongoing Syrian civil war. The role…
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Small Town Alberta Teen to Schitt's Creek Success: a Conversation with Karen Robinson
In this episode, host Marriska Fernandes sits down with Karen Robinson. Famously known for her role of Ronnie Lee in the award-winning smash hit comedy and global phenomenon Schitt's Creek, Karen is currently starring in the budding female cop series Pretty Hard Cases, and in a leading role in...
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Indigenous Excellence, Joy and Character Empowerment: a Conversation with Michael Greyeyes
In this episode, host Marriska Fernandes sits down with Michael Greyeyes, actor, director, scholar, educator, choreographer and graduate from Canada's National School of Ballet. Michael is Plains Cree from the Muskeg Lake First Nation in Saskatchewan, and you may know him for his iconic roles in...
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From Republic of Doyle to Son of A Critch: a Conversation with Allan Hawco
In this episode, host Marriska Fernandes sits down with Newfoundland's sweetheart, Allan Hawco! Allan is no stranger to the Canadian film and television scene. You likely know Allan as private investigator Jake Doyle from the hit TV show Republic of Doyle. Filmed in St. John's, NL, the…
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Filipino-Diasporic Communities in Canadian Films: a Conversation with Shasha Nakhai, Martin Edralin and Priscilla Galvez
In this episode, host Marriska Fernandes sits down with three up-and-coming Canadian filmmakers: Shasha Nakhai, Martin Edralin, and Priscilla Galvez. Shasha co-directed and co-produced Scarborough with fellow filmmaker Rich Williamson. The film won the Canadian Screen Award for Best Picture, and...
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Maple Popcorn Season 2 Trailer
Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes of your favourite homegrown films and TV shows? It's time for season 2 of Maple Popcorn! Discover exclusive interviews with Canadian icons and hear them talk about Canadian flicks and even break the fifth wall to share set anecdotes. Subscribe now and...
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Canada's Gentleman: A Conversation with Colm Feore
From the stages of Stratford to Hollywood, all Canadians have watched Colm Feore in one of his extraordinary roles. You may have seen him on the big screen in films like Thor, or the hilarious 2006 buddy cop flick Bon Cop Bad Cop, alongside Patrick Huard. You've noticed him on your TV screen if...
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The 6ix is calling: a conversation with Clement Virgo and Thyrone Tommy
In this episode, host Marriska Fernandes sits down with two Toronto-made filmmakers, Clement Virgo and Thyrone Tommy. Clement moved to Toronto from Jamaica as a young man and in 2015, he directed and co-wrote a six-part miniseries adaptation of The Book of Negroes, which captivated audiences…
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Some Chilling Matter: A Conversation with Adam MacDonald and Katharine Isabelle
If you love a good scare, this episode is for you! This week on the podcast, our host chats with Adam MacDonald and Katharine Isabelle, two veterans of the horror genre, who call Canada home. Since he was a little boy, Adam MacDonald was captivated by the horror genre. The thrills and chills from...
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Standing Tall and Proud: A Conversation with Filmmakers Tracey Deer and Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers
In this episode, we are joined by two impressive filmmakers, Tracey Deer and Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers. This conversation has them bravely sharing their vulnerabilities, addressing both their careers and the personal struggles they continue to experience as Indigenous women in Canada. Tracey was…
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You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet: The Women Changing Canadian Film
The landscape of Canadian cinema has changed drastically over the years, with our homegrown talent getting more international recognition for their unique and impactful work. In this episode, we sit down with three women who are changing the rules of the game in Canadian cinema and advocating for...
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Kim Coates: A Canadian Goon with a Whole Lotta Heart
You know him for his roles as the quintessential bad boy in both Canadian and American films and TV series, but behind Kim Coates' tough guy exterior is a proud Canuck, with humble roots in the Canadian Prairies. Growing up playing hockey on the rinks in Saskatchewan, Kim dreamt of making it into...
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Introducing Maple Popcorn
Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes of your favourite homegrown films and TV shows? It's time to pop the Maple Popcorn, go behind the camera and meet the people who are making it happen. Discover exclusive interviews with Canadian icons and hear them talk about Canadian flicks and even…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes of your favourite homegrown films and TV shows? It's time to pop the Maple Popcorn, go behind the camera and meet the people who are making it happen. Discover exclusive interviews with Canadian icons and hear them talk about Canadian flicks and even break the fifth wall to share set anecdotes.A podcast produced by The Brand is Female, powered by Telefilm Canada.
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How many episodes does Maple Popcorn have?
Maple Popcorn currently has 21 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
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Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes of your favourite homegrown films and TV shows? It's time to pop the Maple Popcorn, go behind the camera and meet the people who are making it happen. Discover exclusive interviews with Canadian icons and hear them talk about Canadian flicks and even break...
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Maple Popcorn is created and hosted by The Brand is Female.
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