This week we welcome back Jesse Ingalls. Jesse is a sneaker photographer, who's an artist reluctant to call himself such. Huh? He's also a friend of the show, returning to talk about his new workwear clothing line, Uniforme. We learn why he started...

This week we honour the life of Nipsey Hussle, after his tragic murder on March 31, 2019. Nipsey was not just a rapper, but a business owner, a community leader, a father, a husband and a motivation to anyone who listened to his music or followed his...

This week we welcome a long time friend and former SMU teammate Jeremy McAvoy to share his stories about growth and evolution beyond his basketball career. Jeremy talks about his transition from basketball to firefighting, what it's like filming...

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This week we welcome marketing expert Christy Wentzell Johnson to chat about what you need to create a strong personal brand. From the importance of being memorable and confident to how-to shape your life, her first experience with CTN, not talking...

This week we welcome entrepreneur and cannabis advocate Brett Evans to talk about his journey in the cannabis industry and how/why he created The Doob Tool. Terrence and Brett breaks down creating a prototype with duct tape and cardboard to white...

This week Matt Thomson, 1/3 of Placemaking 4G stops by to share his own personal #WHYHERE story. Terrence & Matt talk about what's harder: being a father or a husband, if "Work/Life Integration" a real thing, how has the Common Good Solutions...

This week we welcome back friend of the show and 1/3 of Placemaking 4G, Bradley Daye. We start by sending prayers & condolences to the Baroh family, who lost seven children in a Halifax fire. Ironically enough, Terrence was due to move into this...

This week we welcome back Ruth McMullen to tell us all about her new podcast, Optimistically Depressed. From inspiring fellow depressed people, to her biggest fears, breaking down stigma, how & why she started, what her goals are, family support...

Who doesn't love a juicy RACE convo? We would like to thank Liam Neeson's vigilante street justice to murder random "black bastards" and high fashion brands like Gucci & Prada for knowing how to evoke outrage in people of colour. We also talk...