That's right folks - It's time for our monthly visit with our favorite Hollywood Correspondent!

The first single from the Toronto singer/songwriter's forthcoming album, Shape and Sound, pays tribute to two significant relationships for Nicholson. Through the metaphor of clothes, the special moments shared between a husband and wife are beautifully illustrated, while the ideals his father instilled in him, to be a good man and father, are captured through the simple image of a tie. Shape and Sound is proof that pop music still has the capacity to be intelligent yet catchy, mature but fun, and above all, talk about experiences to which we can all relate.

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

We're losing a generation. A generation of respect, integrity and honour. A generation who were not afraid of hard work and sacrifice. Drew's father IS that generation. Growing up on the farm taught him more about life than Google. So maybe we should take the time to listen, before that generation is gone.

Drew is still having a hard time putting words on his recent experience walking over 1000 KM's on The Camino de Santiago during his three month vow of silence. And since there are only a couple of people who have been up to the task of interviewing Drew, we thought we'd reach out to one of our all time favorite Pub Crawl panelists to see if she'd be up to the task. World Vision Canada's Chief Marketing & Development Officer, Lara Dewar, interviews Drew Marshall.

Well folks, it's been a while since Drew and 'Tim The Tool' have assaulted the airwaves with their unique brand of ! actually we're not even sure what to call it! But the boys are back and filling us in on what's been going on over the past 6 months. Drew just returned from a 1000 km walk on the Camino de Santiago - The Way of St. James in Spain & France where he spent three months in a vow of silence. Tim insisted on telling Drew about his life as well.

Some things need to be felt rather than summed up with words. Some things are better understood by that shiver down your spine, that smile on your face, or that tear that sneaks down your cheek. Whatever soul means to you, experiencing the music of Ambre McLean, may just leave you with a new definition.

From a young age, Esther Fleece learned to suck it up and hold it together while the world around her was falling apart. A victim of childhood trauma and abuse, she ignored her hurting heart and channeled her energies to extreme hustle, performance and achievement. In her new book No More Faking Fine#58; Ending the Pretending, Esther shares how the practice of lament#45;a word rarely discussed-changed her life and sets readers on an encouraging path toward healing.

As most of you know, Drew recently walked over 1000 KM's on an ancient pilgrimage called The Camino de Santiago (from France across Spain to the Atlantic) and spent three months in a vow of silence. Since he's been back, Drew has been finding it hard to explain this enormously enlightening experience. So he's decided to call up some of the pilgrims he met with along The Way (from Germany, Israel, Switzerland, Ireland & Spain) in order to help him figure out WHAT THE HECK JUST HAPPENED!

As most of you know, Drew recently walked over 1000 KM's on an ancient pilgrimage called The Camino de Santiago (from France across Spain to the Atlantic) and spent three months in a vow of silence. Since he's been back, Drew has been finding it hard to explain this enormously enlightening experience. So he's decided to call up some of the pilgrims he met with along The Way (from Germany, Israel, Switzerland, Ireland & Spain) in order to help him figure out WHAT THE HECK JUST HAPPENED!