Meet Garrick Estick.

He is known as Garrick the DJ, and you would be right to get the impression that Garrick’s life is guided by music.

But he has had to overcome many personal challenges. One he never imagined.

Garrick's positivity and message comes through via his music.

Meet Kerrin Black.

Entrepreneur, international publicist, philanthropist and the founder of Faces of Hope and Faces of Inspiration.

Her foundation started in her native South Africa where she has worked to assist those facing a future with cancer.

Kerrin has a purpose, and that's to build an empire that can show the world that anything is possible if you are willing to take massive action.

Meet Jocelyn Wright. Someone who is so diverse in talent that it's virtually impossible to put her in just one box.

In Fact, our own Kevin (Tibbles) has even created a new word that best describes Jocelyn - she is 'Un-Hypenatable.'

Find out why ....

During the Pandemic, four women from four corners of North America signed up for a virtual writing program.

Lina Lambert, Amy Rogers, Karen Miller Williams and Amy Goldberg having never met before, were randomly chosen for the 12 weeks. They call themselves the Olives.

Now, more than 2 years later, these women still meet weekly.

What originally began with writing turned out to be a whole lot more about life, coping, grief, comfort, and support.

Meet Amanda Schilz.

Amanda has lived perhaps a bit too much, and in fact has had more blood transfusions than Keith Richards.

And while Amanda has turned a corner health wise, she remains dedicated to a music scene that she helped grow.

Meet Patrick McKenna.

He started out as a stand-up comedian, entertaining audiences all over North America.

... And then, one night at Second City during the late 80s, Patrick received an acting offer which would change his life.. 

Meet Nan Devitt Tremblay.

You could easily say Nan is a TV star, and a fashion icon, even though she rarely appeared on camera or on the runways of Paris.

What she did do was pioneer a form of television that took us behind the scenes, and it has been reproduced and copied ever since.

And she made a documentary film about it called Carton d'invitation, or "invitation card."

Meet Phyllis Taylor.

Phyllis has dedicated her life to advocacy for those locked up in prison. She is known as The Prison Lady, and she wrote a book under the same name.

And, you will soon discover that Phyllis comes to this work from hardship of her own.

Meet Allan Redford.

This week's guest will help us navigate the world of little people. Allan Redford is an advocate for accessibility and disability rights. And in an average height world built for average height people it's a necessity.

We believe that today's podcast will have you thinking in a whole new way.

Staying healthy isn't just a matter of eating the right foods and getting enough exercise, although, of course, those are a step in the right direction, and yet internal and mental strength in today's challenging world also plays a major role.

Meet Barry Koen Butt, who has taken his diverse background and expertise and refined it to bring profound positive change to those he works with. He is a 'connector of dots and a bringer of hope' who is inspired by the inherent goodness of people.