Brian speaks with two different guests.

First is Dr. Rahul Kushwah from Predictmedix. A 30 seconds or less AI driven cannabis / alcohol impairment test, Predictmedix Inc. is an emerging provider of rapid health screening, medical devices – powered by a proprietary artificial intelligence (AI) which use multispectral cameras to analyze physiological data patterns to detect Cannabis or alcohol impairment, infectious diseases, mental illness, Alzheimers and Parkinsons.

Then he speaks with Ron Butler of Butler Mortgages. Ron has twenty years of experience in the mortgage business, is a prolific writer of opinion pieces on the market and interest rates. We talk about mortgage rates, the housing crisis, supply, government in action, and intergenerational inequity.

Brian speaks with Dan Donovan. Dan is the Publisher and Editor of Ottawa Life Magazine, a former political staffer, stand up comedian and an excellent writer. Tonight Dan Donovan talks about Chinese interference in Canadian elections.

Brian speaks with Peter Dickinson. Peter is the editor of the Ukraine Alert blog at the Eurasia Center and the publisher of Business Ukraine and Lviv Today magazines. Born in the United Kingdom and a permanent resident of Ukraine for nearly twenty years, Peter has worked to develop awareness of Ukrainian current affairs and issues in English-speaking countries. Peter established himself as a journalist and media manager in Kyiv, helping to launch and manage a range of media products in Ukraine over the past fifteen years. We talk about the current situation in Ukraine, one year plus after the Russian invasion, an eastern counter-offensive and life in Kyiv in the middle of a war.

Brian speaks with Anita Nowak. Anita, PhD, is an empathy expert, two-time TEDx speaker, podcaster, award-winning educator and Fellow with the International Women’s Forum. She is passionate about leveraging empathy for personal, organizational and social transformation. For the past fifteen years, Anita has held various leadership roles in higher education at McGill University dedicated to social innovation. She teaches Leadership, Ethics in Management and Social Entrepreneurship & Innovation. She was named Professor of the Year in 2014 and 2019. Tonight Anita Nowak talks about her recently published book: Purposeful Empathy. A perfect topic for Easter Monday.

Brian interviews two guests.

First is Kim Thoma. Kim found weight lifting and bikini competitions after a tough divorce and now sees Fitness as Therapy and started her successful modelling career later than most. These two fascinating models and fitness activists both have very different motivations and careers.

Then he speaks to Hanya Kizemchuk. Hanya is a Mature Model who started modelling in Milan as a young woman and has been on runways worldwide since then. Now as a 66-year-old we discuss her career, ageism in modelling, grey hair, fitness and healthy eating.

Brian speaks with two guests.

First is Ashley Waters. Ashley has been recognized by the Greater Niagara Chamber of Commerce recently named one of Niagara's Top 40 Under 40 Business Leaders for her achievements in the non-profit sector. For the past thirteen years, Ashley has worked as a Non-Profit manager with Scouts Canada. Previously, she was an opening team member for the Niagara Falls Convention Centre in sales and marketing, and an Entertainment Coordinator at the Fallsview Casino in Resort. She is a founding member of NEXTNiagara, an organization focused on championing the next generation of community leaders, she understands the challenges young people face in the Niagara region.

Then he speaks with Anastasia Tzirtziganis, a luxury retail enthusiast and Digital Product Manager at Canada Goose, shares with us her time at the DVF "Women In Charge" event in celebration of International Women's Day. Diane von Furstenberg is a fashion designer, Founder and Chairman of her namesake brand DVF. In 1974, she created the iconic wrap dress, a symbol of power and independence for women all over the world. DVF is now a global luxury fashion brand celebrated for its effortless glamour and its powerful connection to generations of women. Through the DVF #InCharge movement, Diane and her team are inspiring female leaders around the world to own their story and find their agency in business, love, and life.

Brian interviews Ted Hsu. Ted is one of eight current Ontario Liberal Party MPP's sitting in the Ontario Legislative Assembly. He represents Kingston and the Islands in Eastern Ontario. He worked in science research for 10 years, as a finance executive for nine years, as the executive director of a sustainable energy association for four years, and served as the Member of Parliament (MP) for Kingston and the Islands from 2011-2015. Ted talks about the Ontario Liberal Party, does it have any chance to beat the Ford Tories and why does he want to be the Liberal Leader?

Brian speaks with Charles St-Arnaud. Charles joined Alberta Central in July 2019. He has more than 17 years of experience as an economist in the public and the private sectors, both in Canada and internationally (New York, London, Hong Kong). Charles also provides regular comments to various print and television media, including The Globe and Mail, the Financial Post, BNN, Bloomberg, the Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times, and Reuters. We talk about the federal budget, the economy in Canada, house prices, interest rates, personal, business and government debt and the Alberta oil economy.

Brian interviews Mostafa Askari. Mostafa is IFSD's Chief Economist. He held key fiscal, analytical, and managerial positions in the federal government, including at Finance Canada and Health Canada, and as a senior advisor to Canada’s Executive Director at the International Monetary Fund. Mostafa has a PhD. in economics from Queen's University. A Canadian think-tank at the nexus of public finance and state institutions, he talks about the recent federal budget and if it is prudent and sustainable.

Brian speaks with Indira Naidoo-Harris. Indira is a policy-maker, journalist and human rights advocate. Her areas include education, equity, diversity, inclusion and women’s issues. As a former Ontario MPP/cabinet minister, her files included the status of women, child care, education, health and finance. Naidoo-Harris advanced strategies for women’s economic empowerment, gender-based violence, anti-human trafficking, free preschool child care, and dementia. Indira was also a respected journalist at the CBC, CTV, TVO and Omni. She talks about Diversity and Leadership needed in politics and business.