When a sleepy little town like Dundas, Ontario gives birth to a sonic boom….you call it THE DIRTY NIL.

Power trio frontman, Luke Bentham graciously sits down with us, and speaks into the past, present, and future of the Nil.

Rock n’ Roll is alive and well.

“I’ve gotta get the creator of the giant mallard duck on my podcast”, I said. “It’ll be a whimsical romp into the mind of a colourful artist known and loved by Hamiltonians”, I said. LOL. This episode defied my expectations and made me pivot in a big way. Lewis Mallard may make you smile and wave…but behind the colourful costume, and orange tights, there is a very human story full of love, courage, and humility. Enjoy.

When you come across a naturally gifted teacher & communicator, you shut up and listen. It’s really easy to do if you allow yourself to be the student, and let the teacher, teach.

This is what this episode is all about.

Dr. Michael Atkinson has a PhD in Sociology from the University of Calgary. He is currently the Professor of Physical Cultural Studies in the Faculty of Kinesiology at the University of Toronto….teaching classes in violence and pain, illness and human suffering, social theory, ethics, and research methods.

Class is in session.

This is a deep dive into what it takes to conceptualize, write, produce, and star in a sketch comedy series, that has made its way onto television. Mike Mitchell, Tyler Shazma, Ashley Sloggett, and Brandon MacIntosh (the brain trust behind the series “This Is The Thing”) recount for us what it takes to chase your dreams in the big bad city of Hamilton, Ontario.

Chef Matt Kershaw, and business dynamo Erin Dunham sip on some wine, discuss dinner party strategies, and tell the story of how one little restaurant in Burlington, Ontario gave way to a dynamic culinary empire.

My guest is a force. Barber, owner of Glass Box Barber Shop, and educator...Peter Gosling has built an impressive platform. He has a lot to say, and has been a rallying point and voice for small business fighting to survive COVID-19. Politicians and policy makers...have a listen.

Pastor Rachel Shuttlesworth weighs in on the current state of creative culture in Church, and tackles the really big question: why do so many successful artists leave church to find a platform and success?

Lori Farnsworth-Wiegand fearlessly lays bare the harrowing and surreal experiences of living ”morbidly obese”.

From tipping the scales at 210 lbs by the age of five, to successfully undergoing bariatric surgery....we get a raw and honest glimpse into the challenging reality of being overweight.

This one hits uncomfortably close to home.