Matt works with an agency called STAR (Success Through Advocacy and Role Modelling) He's also an Action Therapist working with youth. Matt talks about selling drugs when he was younger, being stabbed in a drug deal gone bad, and how his first son changed his life. He also speaks of a life changing incident on a bridge that moved him to get in the helping field.

Manny is a co-founder of Helping Hand Warriors an organization that is committed to providing nourishment, public safety, traditional teachings, and activism within the community. He shares his story of overcoming the gang life, addictions and what he's doing now in his sobriety.

Ryan is a Freelance Journalist, Founder of the Men's Group Healing Together and a Mentor at GAIN (Gang Action Interagency Network). Ryan shares about his many years of incarceration, leaving the gang life and what he is doing now to help others going down the same path.

Brandy is the owner of Classic Eats Catering and Baking as well as the founder of Community Helpers Unite (CHU) an organization creating job skills through volunteerism for those with barriers to employment, soon to street service meals and bag lunches for schools. She also brought Leftovers Foundation Rescue Food to Winnipeg from Calgary. Brandy feeds the people.

Ian and Rachel talk about their blended family of 10 and the 4 F's. Ian goes in depth with his story about immigrating to Canada from Jamaica at 8 years old, the passing of his mother, dealing with depression, addiction, being homeless, incarceration, his relationship with God and what he's doing now.

Blake returns to the podcast to talk about a charity golf tournament for an organization both him and Tyler are board members of called Tj's Gift. He also talks about the passing of his grandfather, a miscarriage him and his wife went through and his one year sobriety. This talk has a little bit of everything.

Jasmine returns to the podcast to talk about her new job with RAY (Resource Assistance for Youth). She chats about her recovery group Jibstop and how to get involved as well as the running she does as self care to protect her mental health.

David is the first returning guest of the podcast. David and host Tyler talk about Tyler getting married this weekend, emotional sobriety, Covid fatigue and the struggles that have come with it.

Rylee is the Co Founder of Anishiative, a grassroots, non profit group empowering and reconnecting with the community. He is also a Youth Action Therapist. Rylee talks about why he started doing this work, how his father is a survivor of residential school and the struggles that came from that experience, and some of the mentors he has had along his journey.