Brian interviews Michael Ras, Conservative Party of Canada in Mississauga Lakeshore. Michael brings decades of experience and activism on behalf of his community: Meridian Credit Union - Director of Government & Stakeholder Relations, Justices of the Peace Appointments Advisory Committee (JPAAC) - Chair, Radius Child & Youth Services - Volunteer Board of Directors, Seneca College - Lecturer/Faculty with the Government Relations Certificate Program and Federation of Ontario Law Associations (FOLA) - Executive Director (2013-2018). We discuss the Conservative Party policies, what he doesn’t like about the Liberal record, his background, how can he win and why he entered politics.

Brian interviews Green Party candidate in Mississauga Center, Craig Laferrière, as part of his continuing profiling of different candidates from various parties. Last week a Liberal, tomorrow a Tory and Wednesday an NDP.

Craig Laferrière is bilingual, has a PhD in chemistry and has lived in Mississauga since 2002. He was a volunteer teacher with Canadian University Services Overseas (CUSO) in Ghana, West Africa and his career was in vaccine research and development and started with the National Laboratory for Immunology and STDs and then the National Research Council in Ottawa and then GlaxoSmithKline in Rixensart, Belgium.

He lectured in chemistry at the University of Toronto and was also involved in the community in Mississauga as the vice-chair of the Mississauga Cycling Advisory Committee, chair of Springfield Public School Council and chair of the Finance and Property Committee at Erindale United Church. He worked at Pfizer Canada from 2011 to 2018 on the vaccine Leadership Team, but after a brief retirement, returned to work on the COVID pandemic, and he is currently the consulting Head of Vaccine Development at Novateur Ventures Inc. He has over 20 peer-reviewed scientific publications and patents and numerous public presentations on vaccines.

Brian interviews Husam Jandal. Husam is a business strategist and marketing consultant based in Mississauga, who helps businesses drive growth through innovative digital marketing and business transformation strategies. Husam talks about "Business Growth Strategies in a Post Covid World." Husam Jandal is an internationally renowned business and marketing consultant and public speaker with more than 20 years of experience in the digital space, including training Google Partners, teaching e-business at a master's level, receiving multiple Web Marketing Association Awards, and earning many rave reviews from businesses of all sizes.

Brian interviews Heather Tannenbaum. Heather is the author of “Reconstructing Happy: How To Use Your Divorce As An Opportunity To Build A Better You”. Heather is a Certified Divorce Coach. As a Certified Divorce Coach, Heather helps her clients take the emotion out of their decision making so that they can make the best decisions for their family going forward. She helps them find the professionals they need and how to use their lawyer in an effective way.

Brian interviews Leah Taylor Roy. Leah is a Federal Liberal candidate for Aurora - Oak Ridges - Richmond Hill. Over the next weeks I will introduce you to candidates from all parties from across the GTA that I find impressive. Leah Taylor Roy only lost by 1000 votes in 2019. She has one of the most impressive resumes of anyone I have met in politics. She has a degree in commerce, was at Harvard Kennedy School completing a Master of Public Policy and later worked at the World Bank in Washington and McKinsey, a global consulting firm. Her father was Mayor of Newmarket and politics has always been a passion. We have a stimulating debate about many of the current issues.

Brian speaks with Tye Farrow. He talks about his incredible vision for the Bloor Viaduct. He has an innovative idea to turn this six lane expressway into a public place comparable to the ponte vecchio In Florence of the High Line in Manhattan with stores and restaurants, pavilions and look outs. Tye Farrow FRAIC, B.Arch., M.Arch.U.D., LEED AP, OAA, MAIBC, is Senior Partner with Farrow Partners Inc, Architects. Tye has gained international recognition for designing places that enhance our capacity to thrive — culturally, economically, mentally and physically. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Toronto, and a Master of Architecture in Urban Design from Harvard University.

Brian interviews Myron Kheen, VP Air Service & Business Development, Edmonton International Airport. He also speaks with Michael Zahra, President & CEO, Drone Delivery Canada. Canada’s fifth busiest airport – Edmonton International is a trailblazer. In September, it will add drone delivery to its operations – making it the first airport facility in the country to do so. We discuss the impact of drones on commerce and transportation.

Brian talks to Stacie Wimer. Stacie hosts the Man Shopping with Stacie podcast which she hopes to help single parents and divorced people over 40 find more happiness and joy in their lives right now. Stacie is an unabashed 43 year old twice divorced single mother. She is a pharmaceutical & medical device sales professional by day and a writer, podcaster, cooking & baking enthusiast by night. Man Shopping is a silly comparison between online shopping and online dating. On the Man Shopping with Stacie podcast, Stacie shares real, transparent stories from her personal life for our amusement and inspiration. You’ll get practical tips and strategies you can implement everyday to experience more joy.

Brian interviews the incredible Opera Singer, Performer, Recording Artist, and Composer Ekaterina Shelehova. Ekaterina is a soprano coloratura opera singer who has become renowned for her performance on Italy’s Got Talent, where she shocked the judges by throat singing! She got four yes’s and a huge standing ovation, with worldwide views. Her video, which we play, is a must listen. Ekaterina Shelehova began studying music when she was 3 years old. Born in Russia she grew up in Hamilton, and competed in Kiwanis Competitions (first place in 2008, 2010, and in 2012).

Brian interviews Mark Norman, who spent 39 years in the Canadian military. Vice Admiral of the Royal Canadian Navy and Vice Chief, Defence Staff of the Canadian Armed Forces
We discuss the Fall of Kabul – implications for Canada, USA & other allies, the Canadian Artic, China & current government policy, Warships procurement, and Military leadership under scrutiny & the moral of men, women in their command.