This week on his Radiou.ca podcast, Brian Humphrey sits down with longtime friend Craig Spear to discuss Hamilton's Climb for Cancer.

In his first interview with RadioU.ca, Thomas Wade talks to Canadian Country Music star, Jay Semko of Northern PIke.

Karen Candy, Executive Director of the Carpenter Hospice wonders when our society decided that death was not normal, that it was something to be battled instead of something inevitable and yes, natural.

Class is in. In the first edition of the Mike Ulmer Pyramid of Interconnected Theories, listeners can gaze into the mind of RadioU.ca's self-proclaimed Humble Visionary. "The Appendix Theory is one of the most thoroughly researched, cogent explorations of the delicate dance between the sexes. Masterful." -Mike Ulmer

The wit and kindness of The Arkells' Max Kerman shines through a patchy cell phone connection. Karen Candy of the Carpenter Hospice brings unwelcome news: Quess What? You're going to die.

Brian and Vince, brothers in everything but blood, talk about intentionality, their free hug campaign, motivation and living in the service of others.

While immensely thankful for the support she received after the death of her brother, Imani Ritchie wonders why society values some young black men but not others. Once again, Imani tackles an enormously complex question with a wisdom and kindness that far outstrip her years. A remarkable podcast.

The White Willow Way isn't a one-way street.

In this great podcast, Daniel and JoAnna Ott talk about the principles of design and business.

Daniel Ott is at the Toronto Home Show meeting clients and tracking down partners whose standards are as ambitious as his. Today Dan speaks with Darren Rest of Technometalpost.com.

Jane Allison's Sideroads Podcast is about course correction, what to do when you want to correct your course and what to do when someone else corrects it for you. It is, like the woman herself, memorable, engaging and fun.