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I'm so glad I was able to watch this celebration of Jeremy's life, many thanks. I shared a house with Susie Payne and Barbara Williams in the early- to mid-1970s (at 3rd & Balaclava) and Jeremy was one of the people who was a not infrequent visitor. This remembrance took me back a few years! I always liked Jeremy in those days and now he's flying with the eagles.

This is SOO beautiful. Thank you.

I was in Dr. Reynertson’s film-studies class, Theatre 230, in 1971-72. Great class, though to sit and watch a film, even a great film, at 3:30 invariably put one to sleep. My wonderful classmates included Kathy Daniels, Nettie Barrie Canada Wilde, and Ed Astley. And the TAs were Tom Braidwood and a guy named Kurt. I’m sure I still have a short essay I wrote - maybe on WILD STRAWBERRIES - and I can see the little note in red: ‘Good analysis. 125/150. TB’ Years later I enjoyed watching Tom with Tamahnous. There was a funny play in which Anna Hagen and David Peterson played two talking ducks. And Tom played a mystical old hippy, wandering through the woods and gently chanting his mantra: ‘bushbushbushbush’ He was a delight, and it’s great to see him (and to see you, Stevie) in this interview now. 💙

Nice... :)

Wonderful interview… I shared it with Rachel Leiterman, TW Peacock and Ainsley Wiggs..(worked on x files with Tom) got a special chuckle out of the Hat Squad bit… I worked with him on that show… not sure about that episode though…🤔

Wonderful interview, as always! Looking forward to the next one! 😃

Great discussion with lovely anecdotes! Very much enjoyed their work on The X-Files and Millennium. 😃

I could listen to these anecdotes for days on end! Good stuff! 😃

Great interview Stephen! I'm lucky to call Marv my mentor and my friend, haven't seen him in 4 years so it was really nice to watch this interview, thank you!

its lovely...she is my daughter but her theory of radical kindness is a hoot. and she knows it...also she did not run away from home her university was carefully selected and paid for...as i insisted that she could be an actress but had to be an educated one...so al ot of storytelling all the way.

Was researching Marv and came across this. Inespensable. Thanks so much for interviewing and putting it out there.

Great Interview, It was a pleasure working with you. Glad I stumbled on this. Thank you you've inspired me once again.

Perfect and empowering. Thanks for this.

Great to see this, his work is an inspiration.

How wonderful to spend this time with Helen! I'm afraid I ask her too many questions and thanks to this I now know about her marvellous work in more detail.

Great interview, well executed, of a fantastic designer.

One of Canada's finest writers, hands down, no question. Canada's E. B. White, I kid you not.

Ty Haller - Had a interesting life ...Ty was my Class #9 instructor back in 1989-90 at Vancouver Film School...

sooooooo handsome <3

So good. People are so at ease with you and Suzie - they ooze with engaging, personal stories. Kathy D rocks. Merry Christmas Racontiers!

Excellent conversation between two talented and humble men who have much wisdom to share.

Jay Brazeau is the best! One of my favourite actors to watch on stage & sceen. Excellent conversation

Another great episode. Loved listening to Dawn’s stories and musings. Also, you’re looking good, Stevie.

So beautiful. Thanks Dawn and Stevie.

I knew Dawn in the era of the 5-year old kindergartener she talked about. Great to learn what she's done with her life. Well done!

What a lovely idea - capturing the stories and experiences of amazing raconteurs. And Dawn is such a great and interesting story-teller. Looking forward to watching the other interviews.

So good. The best yet. Mind-blowing and moving and a great recording of historical import! Dawn is so eloquent and compassionate. The interview filled in so many blanks! Also, canny contributions from you Stephen. Kudos to Suzie with the opening images and seamless editing. This thing is getting better and better. Heart full!

Fascinating snapshot of an effective and talented life in theater and lovely to spend an hour with two interesting and articulate artists.

Getting stuck in a boat with Steve Martin, Jack Black and Owen Wilson can't be half as great as being stuck on a patio with this duo. Thanks again now please pass the cheese plate over here.

So good to finally meet Laara. Always loved her work. Great interview!

Delightful. Thanks Stephen and Suzy. JL is the very definition of a raconteur.

love this! two great minds!

Very entertaining and informative! Well worth a watch!

interesting life journey - look forward to part deux

Wonderful show, gentlemen! Wm Dow and Stevie E. Miller talking about the biz for 55 minutes. Made my week. Keep 'em coming. And Suzie, you rock! Great work by everybody!

Intriguing candid conversation by two veterans. I knew very little about the workings of pursuing an acting career & now I know more than very little, actually alot more. Great audio/video Suze! Next...?

"you can only do, what you can do." Lovely lads - thanks for the visit.

Love these two. Bill Dow was my anchor when I stumbled onto my first ever TV show: Danger Bay back in '87. Just great guys to spend time with.

Really enjoyed this conversation. Way to go Stevie & Susie. Congrats on such a great 1st episode. Super engaging & organic.

I loved this conversation with Bill Dow. So engaging, funny, informative, and relaxed. Loved the stories! Congratulations Stevie Miller and Suzie Payne on Episode 1. Looking forward to the next one.