The guys sit with Matt Martin & Discuss  Elvis, Priesthood, Addiction, and Mental Illness. A must listen. 

This podcast was recorded on November 19, 2019.

Kevin, Rob, and iain sit down with Randy Warden, area commander of the Royal Canadian Legion to discuss the importance of Remembrance Day.

This podcast was recorded on November 9, 2019.

Kevin, Rob and Iain are thrilled to sit down with Bishop-Elect Todd Townshend for his first live interview. Todd discusses exciting changes in Theological Education at Huron University, how he felt at the October 26th election, as well as his hopes for the future of the Diocese of Huron. 

This Podcast was recorded on October 29, 2019. 

Chris and Michelle are parents to Molly who lives with You Hoover Fong Syndrome. Molly is one of just over 20 in the world who lives with this genetic disease. This powerful conversation about faith, family, friends and dignity will remind you just how incredible the love of parents can be.

If you want to see iain editing the podcast, follow this link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkxGUIkoW54&t=2s

This podcast was recorded on October 22, 2019

Kevin, Rob and Iain sit down with Elsbeth Dodman. Elsbeth is a 31-year-old Autistic Londoner. She has her BA in Fine Art History and Anthropology from the University of Toronto and a post-graduate certificate in Autism Behavioral Sciences. Elsbeth has been giving public talks and presentations on Autism Spectrum Disorders since she was 18 and lives at home with her parents and 2 cats.

This podcast was recorded on October 8, 2019. 

Gerry describes himself at the Pantless Canadian Guy. He’s a man who has received a second chance at life and is taking full advantage of it. He’s a 53-year-old divorced dad of two adult children who make their pops incredibly proud. Gerry has lived here in London Ontario for over 40 years. After spending 30 years chasing the almighty buck, making money for big companies, Gerry walked away from it all. (an interesting turn of phrase for a guy with no legs) Gerry lost both legs due to diabetes, He suffers from anxiety at times, he’s had a nearly fatal heart attack and attempted suicide.
Despite all of that – Gerry is BACK and better than ever. He is a blogger, a volunteer, a disability advocate, a coffee fiend, a community booster, and an incredible and genuinely nice guy... and today he adds to this impressive list... alumnus of the Vicars’ Crossing podcast.

This podcast was recorded on October 8, 2019.

Carol Besades is the owner and Pharmacist at London’s Newest independent pharmacy - The Hyde Park Care Pharmacy located at 1195 Hyde Park Rd. A new Canadian, Carol reflects on her Coptic faith journey and how it impacts her adjustment to Canada and how she loves her vocation as a pharmacist.

iain - wayfaring stranger:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0brGd_wY9WU

this podcast was recorded on September 24, 2019.

Kevin, Rob and Producer Iain sit down to talk about Kevin's 55 Hours Of Hope. Joining them is Rick Moss, a representative of Jesse's Journey to talk about their role and the impact Kevin is making for them. 

This podcast was recorded on August 26, 2019. 

Kevin, Rob, and Iain sit down with best-selling author, journalist, speaker, and public commentator Michael Coren. They discuss the recent General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada, Religious freedoms, and evolving theologies. 

iain's album: iainthemusic.bandcamp.com

Pam Cullen has been the Executive Director and Chaplain at the London Community Chaplaincy for the last 3.5 years. As the chaplaincy Pam is busy supporting residents with advocacy needs, developing new programs, overseeing the staff and fundraising and her favourite….planning parties and celebration! This past 2 weeks she has piloted her 1st Iftar parties to celebrate Ramadan with the Muslim residents. Pam is an ordained pastor with the Canadian Baptists of Ontario and Quebec has served as a community pastor in both Mississauga and London. An interesting claim to fame, Pam once bought a house, sold a house, moved cities and had a baby all in the same weekend! Pam spends most of her after work hours driving her children to their busy swim team and ice skating practices. When she can fit it in, Pam is working on her own swimming endurance and is hoping to try an open water 1 Km swim race this summer. To relax, Pam and her family are heading to PEI in July and are looking forward to that trip together which includes the grandparents!

This podcast was recorded on June 20, 2019.