Christianity could be defined as a "cold case". It makes a claim about an event from the distant past for which there is little forensic evidence. In Cold-Case Christianity, J Warner Wallace uses his nationally recognized skills as a homicide detective to look at the evidence and eyewitnesses behind Christian beliefs.

Join us as Da Bomb gives us Da Truth about the latest acts of terrorism in this crazy world of ours.

"When I first checked into the hospital, the doctors told me that I only had a couple of weeks to live." Wendi will be speaking to Drew from her Palliative Care bed at Sunnybrook Hospital, where she's been for three weeks. She has the same rare type of Cancer that the former Mayor of Toronto, Rob Ford had - leimyosarcoma - a death sentence from the first day of diagnosis.

Andrea Ramolo, one half of acclaimed Canadian folk-pop duo Scarlett Jane, has a new solo album, NUDA (Italian for naked). The album emerged out of a deep depression following a romantic breakup and a shift in her artistic path; but brought about a hugely positive metamorphosis, personally and creatively.

Eri was born in Japan then raised in the United States. She has been working for Happy Science for the past 9 years, after graduating from International Christian University in Tokyo. Eri is currently working at the Toronto branch to spread the message of Master Ryuho Okawa.

David Essel. M.S., is a Master Teacher, Author, Storyteller, Radio/TV Host, Little Kid in a Man's Body, Adjunct Professor, Seeker, Finder, Addiction Recovery Coach, Inspirational Speaker and All Faiths Minister who marvels at the beauty of life...the life that God has blessed him with.

This true story chronicles Natalie's mental health journey after attending a high profile double murder at a Barrie motel in 2012. Treating her patient, the accused and now convicted Mark Dobson, caused Natalie to experience what experts call a "moral injury." Save-My-Life School is a raw, compelling, emotional and sometimes laugh-out-loud first-person account of Natalie's journey with three overdoses, a suicide attempt, hospitalization and rehab. This is a story of reclamation that candidly reveals some of the challenges and stigma many people with PTSD, depression and addiction face.

What happens when your body doesn't look how it's supposed to look, or feel how it's supposed to feel, or do what it's supposed to do? Who or what defines the ideals behind these expectations? How can we challenge them and live more peacefully in our bodies? Shameful Bodies: Religion and the Culture of Physical Improvement explores these questions by examining how traditional religious narratives and modern philosophical assumptions come together in the construction and pursuit of a better body in contemporary western societies.

Vahen received an engagement ring from the love of her life Vaughan. She was overjoyed and filled with so much love and excitement; her life seemed perfect! Then things took a drastic turn and exactly one week after Vaughan put the ring on her finger, she was rushed to hospital. After a week of tests, Vahen was finally diagnosed with Transverse Myelitis, a condition that left her physically disabled and dependent on the use of a wheelchair.

Neil K. Parent, aka Brother Neil, is dropping by to announce his soon-to-be released second album called Away Avenue Away. In Neil's earlier years he was also into jazz and is known in those circles as Neil Kristian. He also has performed with the a cappella group FATE and the 10-piece Uptown Swing Band. In one of the highlights of his life, Parent took his team, Airborne 11, to the winner's circle on the Global television series "Canada Sings!" in 2011