Meet Allison Liss.

Sometimes achieving everything that you think you are supposed to be striving for leaves you feeling a little empty.

Perhaps that was the case with Allison, who found wild success as an entrepreneur, but she also discovered peace through meditation, and now helps others by honing her own teaching methods.

https://www.allisonliss.love

https://www.youtube.com/@allisonlissMEDITATION

Meet Ron Chapman.

Talk about a lifetime of fulfillment! Ron Chapman's travels have taken him from music, to advertising, to film, and his passion never ceases.

 In youthful Toronto days Chapman owned the folky club Egertons which then morphed along with musical tastes to become 'the Edge' which hosted bands like the Police.

 After creating his own ad agency, Ron went on to do a number of films. Many with a strong social message.

Meet Scott Curran.

People take many different paths when it comes to serving others, and guest Scott Curran is no different. As a young ambitious Chicago lawyer Scott soon found his way to philanthropy, eventually working with the Clinton Foundation.

Today, he is now assisting others world wide develop their own strategies.

Ah, and yes, we have a little secret about something else Scott has done that is truly amazing ....

Meet Dan Hill.

In this episode, we are dedicated to music, or more precisely songwriting. 

Our guest is performing artist Dan Hill whose career has spanned decades with hits like, "Sometimes When We Touch." 
His songs come straight from the heart …. His heart.

Meet Pete Bombaci.

We’ve all heard of Gen X, and Gen Z, and millennials, but what about “Gen Well?"

GenWell is an organization designed to improve the well-being of all people, which in turn leads to purpose, self esteem, empowerment, and better health.

Its founder is Pete Bombaci, who is dedicated his life in the pursuit of happiness, and connection.

Meet Adam Patric Miller.

Meet Robert Ward.

Meet Frank Ferrante.

There was a time when the names Chico, Harpo, Groucho and Zeppo ruled the world of comedy. In fact the Marx Brothers remain icons to this day, especially Groucho and his one liners. And the spirit of Groucho lives on in the persona of Frank Ferrante who has portrayed Groucho thousands of times.

As a live performer, Frank Ferrante now has a Star on the Palm Springs Walk of Fame.

Meet Owen Glendon and Tim Wilson.

"Somewhere to go. Something to do. Someone to talk to." That is the motivation behind a movement that is attracting men around the world ... and it's called 'Men's Shed' ... why... because it's a place for men to gather.

On this episode we'll discover just why so many men are joining up, as we meet with Owen Glendon and Tim Wilson of The Bruce Men's Shed in Ontario.