Orion Edwards is a multi-sport athlete. He has gone from football to bobsledding.

He played football at the University of Guelph and was named to the East-West bowl. Edwards had multiple CFL opportunities, including a call from the Ottawa Red Blacks on the night of the 2017 Draft.

Don't miss how his convictions urged him to pass on further football development, and how watching ‘Cool Runnings’ gave him a newfound interest in bobsled.  After trying out for the development team in Calgary, Orion made the roster for the 2019-2020 season as a brakeman...

Andrew Beresford is a black Canadian-American pastor and comedian from ServeCity Church in Pickering, ON, a primarily black and Asian church. He’s spent 14 years working in the United States with his wife, Chantal, in Michigan and Southern California, but returned north of the border to the GTA in 2015.

Based on his own background of growing up in Canada with parents who are immigrants from South America and the West Indies, he has not only seen, but been the victim of racial injustice.

The pastor and comedian will address peaceful justice, what a white person's response to racism should look like, and how Jesus offers both forgiveness and healing...

Shannon McNevan, the founder of Boots and Hearts, grew up like many young Canadians with the dream to one day play in the NHL.

Shortly after graduating, McNevan got a chance to play professional hockey in Germany. Little did he know at the time, but shortly after on the verge of his team bankruptcy, he would go on to turn around this franchise as GM and become a legend in the DEL.

Upon returning home to Canada, McNevan was still gunning for the NHL but this time in management. When his German success story wouldn't unlock the next door, his path led him into the music business...

Harry White is a pogo athlete from Orillia, ON. Upon watching his first Pogo World Cup, he quickly realized his passion for the extreme sport, often just pogoing around campus.

Harry knows how important it is to really enjoy what you’re doing, which can be easy when you get to travel the world. White has played with the XPogo Stunt Team in Australia, England, Wales, Mexico, over 40 of the United States. He’s also provided some entertainment for church goers, even during the service. 

 On the show Harry will share from his experience just how challenging it is to learn the unconventional sport of pogo...

Scott Jackson is a business owner, author, artist manager, and public speaker, but all of these stem out of his first love as a radio guy. Jackson is on the show to talk radio and what led to him starting what is now a leading Canadian Christian radio station at LIFE 100.3 in Barrie, Ontario.

He grew up a fan of CHUM in Toronto and after hearing Scott Carpenter introduce “Rock The Boat” he knew he wanted to do that too. So he enrolled in Humber College’s radio broadcasting program...

He attributes his faith to helping get through 9/11 with Jean Chrétien and the 2008 recession with Dalton McGuinty.

​Today, former Politician, John Milloy focuses on ​how faith and politics intertwine with each other at Laurier's Martin Luther University College. He may have been out of politics for a while but he still has a hunger for trying to get the next generation to think through their worldview.

​Milloy’s job as a professor and researcher has given him the opportunity to show how having faith gives you an others-centred perspective...

Green Party of Ontario Leader Mike Schreiner has long advocated for helping the most vulnerable in our population, but do you know where this passion comes from?

The farm boy from rural Kansas was an altar boy, and grew up in the Catholic church. In fact, he is constantly coming back to the teachings of Jesus when considering what policies he supports in Ontario Legislature. Don't miss how his faith informs his work, and find out if this is more than just moral standards...

Meet Scott Barney. The former professional hockey player competed in hockey leagues all around the world, including the NHL. Upon returning home from his most recent stint playing in Asia, news broke about the devastating bus crash to the Humboldt Broncos.

Like everyone else in Canada, Barney was deeply moved by the fatal collision. The small Saskatchewan town was now on his radar. When an assistant coaching job came up for the Broncos, the seasoned hockey player applied and began his career behind the bench. 

On this episode, Barney will talk about the transition from player to coach. He'll also offer insight of what it's like to coach a junior team with added spotlight.

Agriculture is rapidly changing in Canada. The family farm is disappearing, and with the rise of more people who abstain from eating meat or drinking cow milk, the competition for food has never been more fierce.

​Andrew Campbell is not only a farmer from Middlesex County (near London Ontario), he, along with his wife Jess also run Fresh Air Media. It's an organization that helps share the full story of where our food comes from. From columns to podcasts to advocacy, Andrew is a sought after keynote speaker right across North America.

Andrew will help unpack the significance of emotion when it comes to buying food. He'll also address the common concerns raised to farmers like animal welfare...

Climate change was one of the most contentious issues in the 2019 federal election. Canadians are clearly concerned about the carbon footprint that we’re leaving.

However, our response has by no means been united. The federal government has a carbon tax effective across the country, but several Premiers have scoffed at this, including Doug Ford and Jason Kenney. 

​Chris Ragan is a McGill professor, an economist by trade, and after spending a brief term working for Finance Canada, his eyes were opened to how inefficiently and ineffectively our country's was combating pollution...