Dreamers Daughter - Lori Thicke
Happy Father's Day. Did your father ever try to bottle liquid manure, only to watch it explode in the sunlight while sitting in a store wind...
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Marketing Hall of Legends and thought leader Tony Chapman chats with ordinary people, who do extraordinary things, despite circumstance. Tony uncovers life lessons that inspire us to do more...
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Outspoken - The Betty Baxter Story
Not long ago in Canada, who you loved could cost you everything. Betty Baxter knows this because it happened to her. Betty was an elite athl...
Opportunity Knocks - Robin Devine
Robin Devine has spent her life knocking on doors, sometimes literally, and finding opportunity on the other side. Raised by her grandmother...
The Liar's Playbook - Leslie Bradford-Scott
Leslie Bradford-Scott grew up inside a story so spectacular it felt unreal. Her father drove a Rolls-Royce. A promoter, he brought Pink Floy...
An unexpected surprise - Bailey Gee
Some episodes entertain. Some inspire. And some remind us what it means to be human. This is one of those episodes. Bailey Gee was born with...
Celine Dione - Vito Luprano
Step inside the recording studio to understand more about one of the greatest voices of our time, Celine Dion. My guest is Vito Luprano, the...
Write your Own Story - Nick Ferguson
Nick Ferguson grew up in inner-city Miami in a world that tried to define his future before he had a chance to dream. With no father figure,...
Less is More - Paul Meehan
I have had the privilege of knowing Paul Meehan for many years. I am a better person for it. There is no finer handshake or twinkle in the e...
Tea for the Tillerman - Michael D. Ham
I borrowed the title of this episode from Cat Stevens, and you will soon see why. To Cat Stevens, Tillerman represented, "the man of the Ear...
There is only one Jesse Hirsh
Jesse Hirsh is one of the most unbridled, unrestrained, intelligent, and entertaining individuals I know, and he doesn't disappoint in this...
Dancing with Parkinson's - Sarah Robichaud
I f you have ever doubted the power of art to change lives, this episode will make you think again. It is a reminder that movement can be me...
Live a Little Better - John Beyer
John Beyer grew up amidst chaos. His parents were alcoholics. By his mid-twenties, both parents had passed away, grief weighed heavily, and...
Breaking Barriers, Building Scale. Jaffer, Menard-Shand, Zinaty
To mark the end of International Women's Month, I host a conversation with three remarkable women. Shamira Jaffer, recipient of the 2023 RBC...
Surviving the Silence - Audrey Hyams Romoff
Audrey Hyams Romoff spent over 30 years in the glossy world of public relations, building OverCat Communications and shaping the images of A...
Rock to Recovery - Wes Geer
Wes Geer chased rock and roll the way some people chase salvation, all in, full volume, no brakes. Wes Geer went from a kid with a guitar an...
Follow Your Passion - Elysia Racanelli and Jonathan Roy
My advice to anyone is this. If you can, follow your passion. Follow it to where it brings you intellectual and emotional rewards, a sense o...
Is Sports Fixed? Declan Hill
Have you ever considered that the sports you are watching are fixed? This episode ois appointment listening for Sports fans, sports gamblers...
Mansions to the left of Me, Tents to My Right.
On occasion, I break format, step out of interview mode, and speak directly to you about what I believe matters to you, to me, and to our co...
Do it Yourself, But Do It. The k3 Sisters Band
This week's podcast is for all who are dealing with the reality that their future will not look like the past. There will be no neatly paved...
From Darkness Came Light - Carol Lee
Vancouver's Chinatown was never built to be trendy. It was built because people had nowhere else to belong. Shut out of opportunity. Pushed...