Distinguished Artists, produced by Humber students in partnership with TVO is a new series that takes us inside the careers and lives of familiar Canadian faces. The series of 13 half-hour programs were created by students in the School of Media Studies and Information Technology. Lorne Frohman hosts the informative chat-style interviews modelled after the popular Inside the Actor's Studio. The faculty professor and writer-producer goes one on one with artists such as stage and screen actress Fiona Reid, author Paul Quarrington, and jazz musician Jane Bunnett, as well as international figures such as Joan Rivers. Students studying the profession of the featured guest make up the audience for each interview – and get to ask questions.

Narrated by Martin Sheen, this program explores the Vatican, showing parts not often seen by the public and follows the ordination of a bishop.

A unique look at the life of celebrated pianist Glenn Gould, the film operates as a collage of thirty-two vignettes (which mirrors the recording that made Gould famous - Bach’s thirty-two part structure, “Goldberg Variations”) designed to paint the overall picture of the man, his life, and his work. The film won four Canadian Genie Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director (Francois Girard). Featuring Colm Feore.

The sheer magnitude of the numbers is hard to comprehend: a million or so Tutsis slaughtered by their own countrymen. Harder yet to grasp is how the surviving victims can be so forgiving. Eric Kabera’s Keepers of Memory puts a human face on the Rwandan genocide. Ten years after the massacre, ordinary Rwandans speak of their loss and how they're getting on with their lives. Their simple and plainspoken stories make the film all more powerful to watch.

Speakers from all facets of academia present lectures on a wide variety of
topics, including politics, social policy, literature, and philosophy.
Journalist-author Irshad Manji hosts this unique, two-hour programming
block, introducing and commenting on the lectures.

Explore the design and construction of some the world's most extraordinary engineering projects.
Watch Superstructures every Thursday in June
Watch Modern Marvels every Thursday in July

This comprehensive 17-part documentary explores Canadian History, from a look at the land and its occupants in 15 000 BCE, and continues to trace events from the 1800's to the 1990's.

Watch this fascinating tour of the architectural history of the 20th century through two amazing individuals. Watch the two-part documentary (June 2 and 9) Frank Lloyd Wright: Life and Work by director Ken Burns. Also, be sure to watch Regular or Super: Views on Mies van der Rohe (June 16). Discover principles of design, concepts of urban planning, the interplay of form and function and the qualities of leadership and artistic vision that made these architects great.