Radio/TV host, author, and writer Michael Coren joins the show to talk about changing his view on gay marriage, and how Christian Canadians reacted. He digs up the roots as to why he was once one of Canada's leading voices for people of faith, and what life has been like since then. 

He re-traces his journey in Canadian media, and dives into the importance of making Christianity about worshiping Jesus...

Freelance journalist Dana Lewis joins the show to share his experience covering the biggest news stories in the world. Dana has spent time in 55 countries. He'll share what it was like to be one of the first to Afghanistan after 9/11, and the first North American to interview Vladimir Putin after becoming president of Russia in 2000. The former Fanshawe College student explains that to be a great journalist means it’s not about you, but about the story. Plus, the risk that comes in journalism...

Toronto Raptors public address announcer and chaplain Herbie Kuhn joins the show to talk about Canada's basketball team. He has been covering the team since their inception, we'll discuss how they've impacted basketball growth in Canada. Plus, Herbie relives the Raptors 2019 NBA championship run, including the ‘organized chaos’ that was Kawhi’s shot.

And, he also gives us a sneak peek into what his chapel services are like before Raptors games and why resiliency and identity continue to be such prevalent themes...

World Vision Canada President and CEO Michael Messenger joins the show to talk about the most forgotten kids in the world. We discuss child sponsorships, the surprising  benefits of being a Christian organization in countries primarily devoted to other religions, and he clarifies how the mission of World Vision is rooted in the gospel message.

He also shares the heartwarming story of how World Vision started, and breaks down where your donation money really goes.  Plus, as a CEO...

Canadian-American Business Council CEO Maryscott Greenwood joins the show to analyze what the change in White House will mean for Canadians.

She sheds light on the impact president-elect Biden will have on trade, climate change, and security between both countries. Greenwood also discusses the behind the scenes of how the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement is an upgrade from NAFTA.

She also weighs in on the the history between the two countries, differences in government power, and how people of faith.

MLS soccer manager Marc Dos Santos joins the show for a passionate conversation about remembering where you came from and embracing the difficult moments of life, even when you reach your biggest dream. Dos Santos' outlook on life is a testament to his faith. 

He shares about his journey in becoming a soccer coach from an early age in Montreal, and how his numerous coaching stints have helped shape his perspective to live in the moment. Plus, his story of being ridiculed in Brazil...

Author and professor, Amar Amarasingam, joins the show for an enlightening conversation about a conspiracy theory that has gone mainstream: QAnon. Plus, how YouTube took action against 911 troopers and flat earthers monetizing online content. And, how Trump made everyone a conspiratorial thinker. 

​Amarasingam also shares from his own experience as a Tamil in terms of what makes Canadian immigration so...

Author and Pastor, Bruxy Cavey, joins the show for a candid conversation about the importance of listening to others. 

He shares how he first encountered Jesus, and how different church denominations have helped shape who he is as a person and Anabaptist Pastor today. Don’t miss how The Meeting House Pastor tried to convince the search committee that he wasn’t the right guy...

Season 2 is just about underway. Listen to get some insight on what's ahead in this brief trailer. 

Former Green Party leader, environmentalist, and activist Elizabeth May joins the show for a candid conversation about her personal faith, the way she has risen to power in Canadian politics, and to talk about her conviction for the environment. Don't miss how, despite her parents leaving the church, she was redirected back by a Jewish rabbi. Plus, how she avoids hate politics, her aspirations to study theology, and what she is trying to learn most in prayer...