Pastor and Apologist Joe Boot joins the show to offer his take on the vaccine passports amidst the pandemic. His post-millennial views inform his thoughts on the role of church and state...

Don't miss this enlightening conversation with a Catholic Nun as we better process what happened at the residential schools, the Catholic church's role, and why there needs to be truth before reconciliation...

Glendyne Gerrard of Defend Dignity joins the show to discuss their role in challenging the government on prostitution, pornography, and sexual exploitation. 

Amanda Dias joins the show to talk tech, business, and Fettch. The twenty-something has developed an app that rivals that of Uber and Skip the Dishes, but for everyday shopping. She shares the story behind what led her to start this...

Former foreign correspondent Dana Lewis joins the show to share analysis on the state of Afghanistan. Lewis was station in the Middle East for several years, and was one of the first North American journalists to Afghanistan following Nine Eleven...

Fresh off a gold medal in Tokyo, Deanne Rose offers reaction to being part of the world's top women's soccer team! Rose scored the game-tying penalty kick against Sweden in the final, and in 2016 she scored in the Bronze medal game. 

Don't miss her thoughts on a professional women's league coming to Canada, women's rights, race, the spiritual notion of celebrities and even chess...

Ghanaian-Canadian blogger Samuel Sey joins the show to talk Critical Race Theory. Samuel is a harsh critic of CRT who addresses racial, cultural, and political issues with biblical theology. 

Together we consider if every action of racism entails intention, and if CRT can be used as a tool to supplement the Bible...

Long-time Globe and Mail Health reporter Andre Picard joins the show for an enlightening conversation on the state of long-term care in Canada. 

Picard's recent book "Neglected No More" is explored as  he considers how the pandemic has revealed glaring problems, starting with the number of deaths at long-term homes...

We tackle residential schools and how to reconcile the church's role with Steven Carleton of the Bill Prankard Evangelistic Association. Steven is partially Inuit and leads the Arctic Hope Project,  a community development project for youth on Indigenous reserves in Nunavut. 

Steven shares candidly about being abused as a teenager, and explains how his story identifies with so many of the young people...

Former Olympic sprinter and Canadian gold medalist Donovan Bailey enlightens us on the Olympics with the Games underway in Tokyo. 

This summer marks 25 years since Bailey got double gold (100 metre, and 100 metre relay) in Atlanta. He shares what it was like to be the "fastest man in the world." And he opens up about how his faith...