I speak with Mary Mathers, a financial wizard who lives in Toronto with her wife, stepsons, and an incalculable number of  tree frogs.  We discuss Alzheimer's disease, the Ford F-150, and the gift of gay marriage. 

In this episode, I speak with Dotsie Bausch: Olympic medalist, vegan activist and eating disorder survivor.   Dotsie is the founder of Switch4Good, a nonprofit that pushes back against the dairy industry.  We discuss stepfathers, succulents and taking left turns. 

I speak with Donna McCallum, a/k/a the Fairy Godmother.  As a South African, new mother and a woman who helps dreams become realities, Donna makes a wonderful interview subject.  We express gratitude for mattresses, water, and rowing the boat of family.  Enjoy!

I speak with Christine Marshall, a Maine-based actress, director and costume designer.  We discuss linen closets, Olympic fashions and how to make the best chocolate cat poop. Enjoy!

I speak with Sam Taha; hiker, standup and LA-based Egyptian.  We discuss throw pillows, family and obsessive compulsive disorder.  It's fun!

I speak this week with Connor Malbeuf, a rebellious Canadian, sassy gay, and the director of the new documentary One Week Til Doomsday.  In it,  Connor and his co-producers take an investigative trip across America in the 10 days before the historic 2020 election... in the middle of a global pandemic.
In our list, we discuss mattresses, dancing and positive expectations.
One Week 'Til Doomsday  will be released on Apple TV March 4th, 2022.  You can watch the trailer here. 

I speak with Iris Murray: nurse, food-lover and Mexican-Canadian.  We discuss owls, heart surgery and the Day of the Dead.  

I speak with Derek Pierce: Mets fan, peanut butter enthusiast, and founder of Casco Bay High School in Portland Maine.  We discuss pets, Prince, and college make-out sessions.

Before taking a summer break, I speak directly to the audience (Hi Dad!), and remind us all of the power of gratitude.  

My guest this week is Carlo Petrini: Californian, squash-lover, and qi gong practitioner.  We discuss coming out of lockdown, the versatility of the English language, and the love of an Italian grandmother.