Two-time Giller Prize-winner Esi Edugyan describes the inspiration for writing "Washington Black," a novel about the post-slavery life of a young man who learns that being physically free does not release him from the trauma of the past. Then, Northwestern Ontario Hub journalist Charnel Anderson takes a look at food banks in Thunder Bay.

How did the Galvin family's experience shape research into schizophrenia? Nam Kiwanuka continues her discussion with Robert Kolker on the topic of his book, "Hidden Valley Road: Inside the Mind of an American Family," an investigation into the Galvin family within which six out of 12 children were diagnosed with schizophrenia.