Diane Délina is a Registered Therapist, an Erotic Blueprint Coach and a Certified ADHD Coach, on a mission to help people live authentic and more satisfying lives. Diane is the author of the soon to be published book “How's Your Sex Life” and hosts a weekly show called Sexuality Misconceptions with Diane.

Brian Presement and Cheryl Gushue in two helpful interviews about performing well in today’s digital world. Brian Presement is the President and CEO of Unite Communications which recently introduced Textmeanywhere. Brian explained how companies need digital and text communications to connect with today’s consumer. Cheryl Gushue is the Editor in Chief of Canadian Pro Beauty Magazine. Cheryl discussed why it's so important to look remotely good for Zoom and Skype meetings and will offer five tips on how to do so.

Brian Crombie speaks with Dr. Raj Khanna on how pain relief caused by the SARS-CoV-2 infection may help explain the COVID-19 spread.

Host Brian Crombie speaks with Annamie Paul, the new leader of the Green Party of Canada. Annamie Paul is a Canadian activist and lawyer who has been the leader of the Green Party of Canada since October 3, 2020. She is the first Black Canadian and first Jewish woman to be elected leader of a major federal party in Canada & Conrad Black is a longtime columnist and author, including having written a column for the National Post since he founded it in 1998. He has written over ten books, mostly in the fields of Canadian and American history, including two memoirs. He has also hosted two interview shows on the Canadian cable network VisionTV. He is a political conservative, and belonged to the UK's Conservative Party.

Brian Crombie speaks with Ismail Ibrahim on landlord tenant issues during COVID-19. Ismail has extensive experience in the housing sector through various roles, including General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, at Toronto Community Housing. Prior to law, Ismail was an engineer in a nuclear plant. He uses his engineering experience to assist his clients in renewable energy law matters by bridging the gap between the legal and technical aspects of transactions.

Also, Dr. Claire Carver-Dias joins the show to talk about her experience straddling the worlds of sport, business and academia. A PhD specializing in English and Communications, Claire has also won medals in synchronized swimming at the Olympic, Pan American, World Championship and Commonwealth Games. In 2003, she launched Clearday, her own communications coaching consultancy, combining her appreciation of effective business coaching techniques, and keen understanding of teaming, goal-setting, performance management, and communications, to help corporate leaders achieve their full potential.

Brian Crombie speks to Chris Overholt discussing ESports, how they have taken off and what they mean for live sports and our kids video gaming. Chris joined management of the Toronto Raptors in 1996 before ultimately playing a part in the growth and success of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Florida Panthers, Miami Dolphins, and the Canadian Olympic Committee. Now he’s made the move into esports as CEO of OverActive Media , the holding company behind Splyce and the Overwatch League’s Toronto Defiant.

Brian Crombie speaks to Dr. Stephen Newmaster, genomics professor at the University of Guelph, specializing in molecular diagnostics systems of plants, probiotics and pathogens. science of testing for your listeners. We talk about the differences between devices, lab vs rapid testing, how testing devices are validated and what the challenges are.

Brian Crombie speaks to Michael Soligo, President & CEO at RWDI & Songbird Life Sciences. We discuss ventilation and HVAC and their impact on Covid as well as environmental testing for Covid

Brian Crombie speaks to Dr. Prassas, Scientist in the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Mount Sinai Health System & Researcher into Covid testing and bio markers and when we can open up.

Brian Crombie spoke with Emma Emma who has had two open heart surgeries, the first when she was only 19 days old, and several vascular procedures. She has a very rare genetic condition and is raising money for stem cell research.