We chat with legendary Canadian blues guitarist David Gogo about the recent death of Eddie Van Halen, why he decided to start a podcast and learning about his very unique manager.

We chat with award winning author and journalist Zander Sherman about his investigation and exclusive article on the murder of Lindsay Buziak and just what the new information he uncovered could mean for the case.

We chat with Capital Daily reporter Anna J James about her recent article on the homeless situation in Victoria, and why speaking to the parents of homeless people brings a whole new perspective to the issue.

We chat with head coach of the BC Lions Rick Campbell about the Lions new virtual coaching programme and the challenges faced by him as a newly appointed coach during the pandemic.

We chat with editor in chief of The Orca Maclean Kay about his take on the current BC election, finding out a bit more about The Orca and hearing his unique insight into some BC politicians.

We chat with renowned guitarist and folk-rock artist Ariel Posen about his brand-new single Coming Back, when we can expect his new album and recording and performing during the midst of a pandemic.

We chat with Murray Rankin, the Oak Bay-Gordon Head NDP nominee for the upcoming BC Election, about just why he switched from federal to provincial politics, what BC can expect from a majority NDP government and whether or not his house is a house divided over various family members running for different political parties.

We chat with newly appointed CEO of the Victoria Symphony Matthew White about the challenges faced by the symphony this year, their upcoming virtual season and just why classical music remains so timeless.

We continue our chat with Obstacle Course Podcast hosts Andrew Langford and John Close about their unique podcast and how they use their show to help people use obstacles in their daily life to create a path to greater fulfillment.

We chat with former leader of the Green Party of Canada Elizabeth May about her thoughts on the current election in BC, her time in charge of the Greens and finding out what very un-green activity she actually misses.