Host Brian Crombie is joined by three guests on the show. Honorable Hugh Segal, Senior Advisor, Aird Berlis, former Senator and advisors to Bill Davis and Brian Mulroney on ‘Stop Extradition of Huawei CFO.’ MP Derek Sloan, Hastings-Lennox Addington who is a leadership candidate for the federal conservative party and Bolu a 13 year old girl from Oshawa who sings, and plays guitar. One of her songs, the plaintive, heartbreaking Black Lives Matter themed ‘Make It Right’ and ‘2020, what you have become…?’ and goes on to ask, in the soft words of a child trying to understand what those many decades older than she find difficult to contemplate, ‘why are people so cruel?’

Host Brian Crombie is joined by Vivene Salmon, President of the Canadian Bar Association and two activists from the Migrant Farm Workers Association to discuss about Migrant Farm Workers demand status because of COVID 19 and health implications. Vivene Salmon is the 123 year old CBA’s first president of colour and only the second president from the in-house counsel community. We discuss race relations in the legal process and her own experience with racism.

Host Brian Crombie is joined by Richard and Charly Jaffee on their book Turning Crisis into Success. There is no quick fix to solving crisis. But turning Crisis Into Success will help you build a mental ship capable of navigating through the storm, with an inside look at how it’s done.

Dr. Manal Amjad Naboulsi from Beirut, Lebanon comes on to talk to Brian Crombie on how Self Love is the key first step in success in life and business and a pre-condition to love with anyone else.

Jennifer Barkin is the founder of Family Matters Mediators and Counsellors in Toronto. She is an accredited Family Mediator, holds a Masters in Social Work, and is a Certified Divorce Coach. She helps families separate both amicably and affordably so that they can move forward positively. Bobbi Olsen is a family law lawyer specializing in negotiated settlements to acrimonious divorces. She has extensive experience in trial work, Hague applications and even Charter challenges. She lectures at Humber.

Host Brian Crombie is joined by three very engaging and motivational students from The Knowledge Society, an afterschool school for high school students. Hannah Lee is an 18 year old focused on genetic engineering, machine learning and now doing a start up in real estate, Cam Kerr is a 16 years old immunogenomics researchers at the Princess Margaret Cancer Research Centre and Eesha Ulh is a 17 year old blockchain and machine learning developer.

Linda Abbruscato is a holistic nutritionist, director with a national food chain buying our food and a contestant to be on the cover of Maxim magazine. We talk about her challengers with diabetes, self-worth and nutrition and why she is competing to be on the cover of a magazine. Trustee, Wards 3 & 4, Peel District School Board on racism in Peel and why the Minister of Education put in place a supervisor to take away the Board’s responsibilities. Kathy also talks about her personal and her family’s experience with daily racism.

Host Brain Crombie is joined by Toronto City Councilor Shelley Carroll, Don Valley North, who is leading the effort to defund the police and shift monies to social services and elsewhere. On the motion at council today, and racism against black and indigenous Canadians in policing and elsewhere in society.

Host Brian Crombie sits down with Atul Mehra, a registered psychotherapist who does personal and relationship counselling on the subconscious and how it controls us and understanding what caused our problems, forgiving them and moving on.

Maria Fudas, a transformation life coach on Seeing the Positives in Covid 19 and reassessing what’s important. Brian is also joined by Dr. Kare Barrett, an oncologist that operated an on line cancer consulting company for patients and their families, discusses COVID-19, lung cancer and cigarette smoking.