Zach Robichon is a methodical driver who designs his own direction. His desire to learn more, push harder and be faster has driven him from competing in World Karting Challenges to winning prominent motorsports Championships.

Zach works tirelessly to compete in every race, however his love for motorsports expands beyond the track.  When not driving, Robichon manages his own company, trains young drivers and produces automotive experiences for premier brands, car enthusiasts and dealerships across Canada.

https://zacharierobichon.com/

Steve Rankin is an actor, director, fight director and musician. His career spans over 40 years acting in plays in regional theaters all over the country and Off Broadway and most notably on Broadway in a production of Henry IV at Lincoln Center. On TV and film he has over 100 credits including: Men In Black, Blue Streak, various Star Trek series and many many more. 

As a Fight Director his fights have been seen in productions all over the world. On Broadway he has staged 18 shows including Tony winners Henry IV, The Who's Tommy, Jersey Boys, Memphis and most recently Ain't Too Proud the life and times of the Temptations. He won a Drama Desk Award for Best Fight Choreography for Carousel. Also 50 productions of Shakespeare most notably at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival currently he is staging Coriolanus for Shakespeare in the Park for the Public Theater in NY. 

As a musician Steve plays mandolin, guitar and bouzouki with the Susie Glaze New Folk Ensemble. The group has recorded 7 CD's the most recent being Not That Kind of Girl and the soon to be released Live from McCabe's. Their CD Listen To the Mockingbird and other songs of the Lincoln era is a sound track for the Abraham Lincoln Museum in Springfield, Illinois. Steve also plays in a group called The Enterprise Blues Band performing at Star Trek Conventions all over the world. They have 2 CD's the most recent is called Intergalactic Roots Music. 

Info for both band can be found at susieglaze.com and ebluesband.com.

 Demetrios Papakostas is a Canadian painter who makes abstract paintings characterized by his passion for bold technical investigation, colour spatial and perception. His thoughtful inquiry into the subtleties of the relationship between abstract thinking and the human condition, are characteristic of his deeply held conviction that art must speak from, and to, heart, mind and soul.

Born in 1960 in Montreal, Canada, he studied with Nicole Lebel, Heather Yamada, and with prominent Canadian painter Harold Klunder, at the Saidye Bronfman Center for the Arts, Concordia’s art classes and the Visual Arts Centre. He is a member of GEOFORM.COM which features prominent artists working primarily in geometric abstraction from around the world. In addition to his painting practice, Demetrios runs a art gallery attached to his studio and is a teacher’s assistant to Heather Yamada at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. Demetrios has participated in exhibitions at Gallery Latitude 44 in Toronto, and at the Visual Arts Centre, Galerie Espace, and Galerie E.K. Voland, Galerie Beaux Arts des Ameriques and Galerie

Erga in Montreal. Some of his artwork was selected to appear in a Quebec-made film, entitled “Sur le Rythme”. His work is collected by and present in several businesses, corporations and private homes. Papakostas is represented by Denison Gallery in Toronto Ontario.

http://www.demetriospapakostas.com/

Galerie Erga: www.galerie-erga.com

 Don Ray Simmonds. Lawyer, musician, and world traveler. In this episode he shares his story growing up and his love for music and then in part 2 insights, legal advice about starting a side project.

 In this episode we talk to Erahm about his film Listen and what makes him so passionate about youth.

Listen the movie website http://listenthemovie.com/

Erahms website and information on his film and speaking http://www.ec-films.com/

In this Episode Erahm, interviews his co-host Vincent Scotti about his youth, influences and how he found his path in life.

 Welcome to the Accidental Plan Podcast! It’s no surprise that some of the greatest discoveries were developed by accident: Penicillin, Play-doh and Pacemakers to name a few. Friendships also form by accident. And can evolve into incredible businesses, bands and life-altering plans. Vince and Erahm met by chance on a film set over ten years ago. The friendship has evolved into a Podcast where they share insightful conversations with diverse individuals about how unexpected events developed into careers, relationships and ultimately an unexpected life. We hope you enjoy the listen!   We hope you enjoy the listen!  More info at www.accidentalplanpodcast.com