Karin Marley

Henrietta Lovell travels the world sourcing and supplying the best tea, with a business model focused on environmental and economic sustainability. Her new book describes her mission to lure the world away from industrially produced tea bags, to using loose leaf tea instead.

The Current headed to Milton, Ont., one of the most closely-watched ridings in the federal election, to speak to four decided voters about who they’re casting their ballots for.

Playwright Eve Ensler’s new book is an apology, written as a letter to herself, from her abusive father. Find out why she chose to write from her deceased father’s perspective and how it helped her cope with the trauma of the past.

Reading to children out loud isn’t just a source of warm feelings and lovely memories; research shows it can also help developing brains. Journalist Meghan Cox Gurdon, the children’s book critic for the Wall Street Journal, tells us about the miraculous power of story time.

Author Marq de Villiers speaks about how different cultures and different religions have approached the idea of damnation, and why he wanted to write a sinner’s guide to eternal torment.