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Main Speaker(s): Lyn Williams, Pat Beherrial, David Helwig. Video is of several interviews by representatives of the Kingston Arts Council. First interview is of Williams, who is asked about her opinion on the impact of the arts on Kingston's community and economy. Next Beherrial is asked about how the theatre groups in Kingston have developed in the last 30 years. Afterwards, there is a clip of a fire thrower juggling torches with some shots of a market in Kingston. Finally, Helwig is interviewed and also asked about the impact of the arts on Kingston.

Begins with clips of dancers from the Kingston School of Dance practicing. Afterwards a still shot of the sculpture Tetra Hedra is shown, followed by a shot of the sculpture Time.

Main Speaker(s): John Gerretson, Liz Reid, Nancy Helwig. Video is of several interviews by representatives of the Kingston Arts Council. First interview is of Gerretson, where he is asked several questions about how his government has handled arts grants. Next is Reid, who is asked about her thougths on the arts in Kingston. Afterwards Helwig is also asked about the arts in Kingston.

Writer and Director: Ken Deschamps, Janice Robinson. Video is of a play written by Deschamps, directed by Robinson, and produced in part by the Queen's University Artist-In-The-Community Education Program. The play centers around a boy named Tyler who is transported to a forest with talking animals and meets a deaf girl named Keavis.

Main Speaker(s): Jan Winton, Michael Bell. Location: Jan Winton's studio. Edited video of a conversation between Winton and Bell on Winton's artwork. Footage cuts between Shots of Winton working and her conversing with Bell. Conversation focuses on her process of painting.

Main Speakers: Eileen Fisher, Mrs B., Mrs W., Mr G. Location: Mrs B.'s house, Mrs W.'s house, classroom. Begins with Fisher interviewing Mrs B. who is asked how she gets around town and why she chooses not to take the bus. Afterward Mrs W. answers similar questions and talks about her concerns regarding the buses. Mr G. is also asked similar questions and talks about Kingston vs Toronto transit.

Main Speaker(s): Sarah Morgan, Judith Grace, Paula, Rosemary, Ron, Khaled, Peter, June, Dianna. Location: McArthur Hall. Video is of a presentation by the International Youth for Peace and Justice Tour which took place after the 2nd MacClement Lecture. Begins with Morgan introducing Grace, who talks further about the Tour group. Afterwards, Paula is the first person from the Tour to give a speech, and she talks about the relationship between Protestants and Catholics in Northern Ireland. Next is Rosemary who speaks further on this relationship. Then Khaled speaks on the war in his country, Afghanistan. Afterwards Peter talks about troubles in Nicaragua. Next Dianna speaks about what life as a native Ojibwe in Canada is like. June then talks about education problems in the Philippines. Finally, Ron speaks about what Canadians can do to help those in troubled countries.