Is business just bad art? How to "Occupy Education" : Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: The Chameleon Project's Snappy Homefry and Sebastian Buccioni about the band and going to the jungle for 2012; Britney Shawley and Tom Glod on the new education approach of Centerfortheone.com; Nicholas Arnold does the Jerry Lewis Tribute better than anyone; Andrew Owens is joined by Hilton Mijovick, to discuss why business is bad art and why we should all be neighbourhood centric; Roxy Cohen on "Occupy Education" and freescool.com.

Labelling GMOs and getting ready for volatile markets! Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with Hamilton band The Caretakers. Members Jeffrey C. Martin and Lena Montecalvo are joined by producer Mike Trebilcock to perform 2 songs live from their new album "Love, War, and PRopoganda"; Jake Tiley from SoftAnalytics.net on increasingly volatile financial markets and how you can make money from them; pop-up foodmeister Matt Basile on his love of street food and his new TV show "Rebel Without a Kitchen"; Marquis de Amberfiish has released his debut album and performs live with new name "Sertao"; Zach Schieck tells his personal journey how GMOs made him sick, and how we need to label GMOs or face the consequences.

How to talk to crazy people! Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with author Donna Kakonge about the November 26 launch of her book "How to Talk to Crazy People" about her experiences with bipolar disorder; producer Wilder Weir and paddler Bryan Adams from the Travel and Escape TV show "The Paddling Bryans" about being held at gunpoint on their first televised canoe trip from Alberta to New Orleans, and where they might next dip their paddles; Graham and Monika Burwise talk about your perfect relationship and what you can do to make it happen; Shawn Dalton discusses The Canadian Dream - what's wrong with it and what we can do to improve and achieve it. Also Val Shearman and Max Brand on the latest developments with the Superstarz.ca contest to kick start your musical career. PLUS: proof of perpetual motion, UFOs in volcanoes, hacked voting machines and much more!

Condo owners beware! Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: author Sharon A. Crawford and the inspirations behind her new book of short mysteries called "Beyond the Tripping Point"; founder and president of the Ontario Condo Owners Association (COAOntario.com) is joined by member-owners David Dayan and Merg Kong to discuss the myriad problems associated with condo ownership, the new legislation that's being considered, and COA's role in helping to shape a legal environment that minimizes developer, board, and management conflicts of interest and maximizes home enjoyment and value for owners; Michelle Mondesir and Rosanne Howell of Play4Purpose.ca are here to present the funds they've raised to Kofi Morris of Redemption Reintegration Services, an organization dedicated to helping youth get back to normal life after spending time in the correctional system.

Live from the top of the Harbour Castle: Toula Restaurant and PBN.ca host Liquid Lunch, where Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos (and guest co-hosts Linda Valente and Miranda Hill) speak with: Anthony DeBartolo about his company Tolo Clothier where they come to your home or office to custom-fit and design a dress shirt just for you; Keith Tarswell, manager of the Danforth office of Bosley Real Estate on why they're having so much fun serving their customers; photographer Kevin Fox shows why he is a true artist; David Bell of Nexus Graphics on the changing media landscape and how Nexus keeps its customers on the cutting edge.

The world will change on Dec.21 2012. Will you be ready? Franco DeNicola is the first fully enlightened ascended master in human form since You-Know-Who. Timelines are shifting and nuclear war is impossible! Franco can see the various timelines and has suggestions on what you can do to make the transition to the New Earth before it's too late! In conversation with Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos on Liquid Lunch. Also, Val Shearman and Max Brand report on the Superstarz.ca music contest as it is about to head into the playoffs. It might be your last chance to kick-start your musical career!

Headcam video of Felix Baumgartner and Justin Trudeau! Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: singer-songwriter Mimi is about to release her first CD "Three of Swords" with the help of Bob Wiseman; Grant Lyle performs live from his recent CD "So There"; psychotherapist Brian Baumal on the signs you should maybe see a therapist; Joel Levy is back in Toronto to promote the TorontoIsAwesome.com website about all the great things in Toronto. Val Shearman and Max Brand discuss the upcoming finals of the Superstarz.ca music contest.

Ancient UFOs, smart grids, and changing timelines lead to the development of the next social network. Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: timeline traveller and technology developer William Ottley on the Next Big Thing; LA band Ménage (Bela, Fernando, and Stacey - Gabriel was getting a haircut) stop by to announce their big Halloween show at the Hideout, and play their new video single "Tonight"; Trish Robichaud and Brent Jones discuss their presentations and other speakers for the upcoming PowerExpo event coming up October 17 and 18th; Shawn Dalton discusses the "selloff of corporate Canada", and how the Nexen deal is just the latest in an ongoing trend that's very bad for Canadians, but that governments are unwilling to do anything about.

Where to live to survive the Pole Shift: Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: inspirational comedian Jacquie Hermans about using improv to improve; singer songwriter Mark Martyre has a new album called "Down, Record" and performs two tracks; Superstarz.ca contestants Steve Madden and Pete Morrison each perform an original rock song; singer Nancy Diaz performs Stutter from her album "My Eyes Don't Lie"; Newfoundland music star Sherry Ryan performs two songs from her 3rd album "Sister of Mine".

US and China battle UFOs off west coast (actual video): Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos also speak with: Superstarz contestant Miss Ramneek is joined by Michael Fonfara to perform live; filmmaker Jeff Sterne on "Chubby Chaser", airing on TVO tonight (Sept.26); amazing Orillia rapper Qpid, King of Hearts; Stacey Y performs 2 songs; Deep River country girl Ann Chaplin; investor Joe Barbieri on the QEx upcoming collapse of the financial system leading to a world without money.

What's REALLY going on with the world these days? Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with unified soul and fully enlightened ascended master Franco DeNicola, who gets info directly from source and who can see multiple timelines beyond 2012 and through 2017. Change is coming, and everyone can make the shift to 5th dimension, but not everyone will choose to do so. Get ready, Dec.21 is coming!

Millions of people already live on the moon! Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: Jermaine Cowan, part of the Superstarz.ca contest sings his fabulous new hit single "Something About Life"; singer-dj Shepherd performs his great song of gratitude "We Worship You"; singer and guitar player Stephen Sirisko from Witch Ever discusses the band and its inspiration; teacher and piano player Thelonious Bajcar performs twice and discusses his work with developmentally challenged kids; Australian grunge rockers Arcane Saints are in town to begin their western Canadian tour. Also, Max Brand and Valerie Shearman talk about Friday's Superstarz.ca event at the Black Swan on Danforth to kickstart your musical career.

Is Ron Paul running for president as a third candidate? Hugh Reilly and Valerie Shearman speak with: exciting young singer-songwriter Rebecca Nazz about her recent trip to LA and her new single and video "Canada Eh" from her forthcoming EP; Max Brand discusses the Quebec election. Young singers and songwriters can get their career started on Sept. 14 at the Black Swan as part of Superstarz.ca

Live from the Toula Restaurant atop the Harbour Castle Westin, Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos, in conjunction with PBN.ca speak with: Connie Hill, director of PBN (Professional Business Networking) about success stories and what's unique to this business network; Luca Viscardi, president of Toula Restaurant on the origins of the restaurant and its unique name; Michael Hellicar, founder and president of The Barter Bank; Ross and Virginia Munroe, owners and creative directors of TV production company The Television Shoppe; Glenn Estrabillo, author and international real estate investor who has figured out a formula for evaluating different cities and their real estate potential.

Solar Storms, Manchurian Candidates, and the RCMP has tanks just for you! Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: Linda Pinizzotto, founder, president, and CEO of COA, the Condo Owners' Association of Ontario about the state of condo governance and the opening up of the Condo Act in Ontario, the most active condo market in North America; activist and filmmaker Ben Feferman about his new film Sha Shtil, a look at the Jewish Establishment in Canada; Kirk Reed and Melinda Voen of The Reed Effect perform live as part of the Superstarz.ca songwriting contest; networking diva Allison Harvey announces the second Tone Expo coming up on Sept. 15 - your way to start a successful home business for less than $99; Val Shearman and Max Brand from Superstarz.ca about new developments with the contest and how you can kickstart your musical career...

Interview with a real alien! Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos get their hands on the Area 51 video. Also, songwriter Kathrine Weiss and Val Shearman discuss the nature of songwriting and how writers and performers can participate in the Superstarz.ca contest to get their music careers started; live performance by Scotty Newlands; Shawn Dalton wants to have real dialogue on immigration policy; Kim Sibbit had divine inspiration to create "Heal the heart, heal the Earth" logo, pin, and fundraising for your organization; live performance by the Jessica Stuart Few, with a koto, new video and upcoming new album after their recent tour of western Canada. Plus the alien interview and more, of course!

Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: Niagara's country duo Straight South's Kathleen Fortney and Steve Fortin perform live from their upcoming CD with songs they wrote in Nashville; from Superstarz, Sophia and Jacob Ewaniuk perform their original songs "I Wish" and "Opportunities"; Val Shearman and Max Brand talk about how to enter the Superstarz music contest; John Klotz from Northwood Mortgage Life gives us 10 tips for self-employed and small business people in Canada to get ready for the new season in September.

Terror at the London Olympics? Or sweetness and light? Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos explore the possibilities with Valerie Shearman from Superstarz.ca, and discuss how young artists can make it in the music industry without selling their souls. Then Max Brand discusses selling your soul to make it in the music business (not that he's ever done that!). Finally, Sharmini Gana talks about giving it all up to gain peace and a positive approach to handle anything, if and when it comes up (like, in 2012!!)

Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: author and PhD candidate Donna Kakonge on her new upcoming book, "Only my Voice", about living with bipolar issues and mental illness, and delivering newspapers; Rosanne Howell and Michelle Mondesir about their upcoming Aug.10 event at the Opera House (play4purpose.ca) to raise money to stop youth violence; entrepreneur and coach Rob Schaumer on his upcoming talk on creating your success blueprint, a plan for business success as part of a successful life overall.

Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: psychotherapist Philip Ames on Hamilton's Mood Menders group therapy for depression and bipolar disorder, and the new regulatory environment in Ontario; Joshua Townsend has developed the Intelligence of Excitement, and an new methodology called "Clear Fear Forever", and is joined by Gad Foltys; Shawn Dalton talks about the problems with Canadian immigration policy; Valerie Shearman of Superstarz.ca discusses how musicians and poets and performers can enter the contest and win everything they need to make it in the business, and is joined by Max Brand with a live performance by Scotty Newlands.

Hugh Reilly and Lisa Small speak with: Coko Galore, who is working on the one-woman play "Snug Harbor" in this year's Toronto Fringe festival with writer/actor Tracey Erin Smith Alter; MutualResponsibility.org, with the participation of the Tamarack Institute for Community Engagement, Occupy Toronto and the Zeitgeist Movement Toronto Chapter will host the first Roundtable Live event on the subject of the current world crisis and the role of human relations as the solution. Participating in today's show are: Julian Edwards, speaker with Mutual Responsibility Toronto; Trey Winney from Occupy Toronto; Barbara Mercer, poet, painter, and author; and Eric Hellman, communications coach, writer, and consultant. Superstarz.ca musical guests included: Amanda Belle, Errol Starr, Steve Ambrose, and Ken Skinner.

Hugh Reilly and D'Anise Marie speak with: Juno award winning singer-songwriter Carlos Morgan about the two new CDs he's releasing this year and the upcoming release party; iconic bluesman Roger Zuraw on his recent health scare and prolific songwriting; awesome up and coming duo Gibbran and Tamsynn-Lee discuss their approach to songwriting and production and musical career; immigration commentator Shawn Dalton on racisim in ethnic publications.

Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: former federal civil servant and whistleblower Shelley Ann Clark on how Mulroney's Conservative government sold out the country (and how Harper's government is continuing the same policy). She's written "The Sale of a Country" to tell the story of how the premiers and people of Canada were not shown the real Free Trade Agreement with the U.S., and how her life has been in danger ever since; author and actress Nancy Erb Kee describes her relationship with a remarkable woman, and the book that resulted, "The Unusual Life and Times of Nancy Ford-Inman"; market technician Jake Tiley on the Facebook IPO disaster, and the coming collapse of the Euro-zone.

Hugh Reilly and D'Anise Marie interview: star of "My Babysitter's a Vampire" and the voice of Heidi Montag on "Family Guy" brings her guitar and plays a few songs from her new CD, "Finding My Way", including her single "Footprints on the moon" and her bands participation in "That 60's Show"; Toronto jazz composer and performer Roger Chong brings us his new CD, "Send a Little Love", and talks about the project while playing a few tunes.

Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: immigration critic Shawn Dalton on the role Pierre Trudeau played in opening the immigration floodgates, not to mention his role as an undercover Soviet agent working for the Vatican while engineering the FLQ crisis; Martin C. Winer brings us the case of Brian Dugan, a death row inmate whose brain has been demonstrated by new science to have a measurable defect. This raises the issue of free will versus fate, and has important moral and legal ramifications. Tune in and enjoy!

Hugh Reilly and D'Anise Marie interview up and coming superstar Honee Haye about her musical career, her life growing up in Ottawa, her work as a singer and dancer throughout Asia, the story of how she found her management team, and her upcoming single "Feels Good", to be released sometime this summer. Get to know Honee Haye while listening to some of her great tracks and performance videos.

Hugh Reilly and Erin Ademoglu speak with: Hamilton musician Kojo "Easy" Damptey about his journey from Ghana and chemical engineering to Canada and his new life as an artist, and the message he is communicating, including an upcoming collaboration with Canadian Winter; Loana Morgan, trainer, coach, and author of "Empowered for Success: Create the Masterpiece of Your Life Using Timeless Wisdom and Powerful Principles and Techniques" discusses the "trinity of luck" and how it can work for you; reveler and illusionist Rob Testa describes his journey to a life of entertaining through magic and comedy and performs some simply unbelievable illusions with money and fruit.

Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: dowsers Susan Collins, past-president of the Canadian Society of Dowsers along with Grahame Gardner, president of the British Society of Dowsers, who are here to discuss the Canadian Society of Dowsers 25th annual convention, May 25-27 at McMaster University in Hamilton. Learn what dowsing is, how to find water, and how to know what food is good to eat and more (canadiandowsers.org); newest great Toronto band The Rabid Whole performs three songs unplugged from their latest album "Refuge" (therabidwhole.com); lifestyle, nudist, and fetish affairs impressario Ms. Kitty discusses what she does and why she does it, including her Wednesday Hot Springs nights at Oasis Aqua Lounge (mskittyintoronto.com)

Hugh Reilly and D'Anise Marie speak with: LaPonne Burton and Tanya Michell, executive director of the Toronto International Music Summit, being held at the Fairmont Royal York on May 26, with a follow-up concert at the Hard Rock Cafe; investment guru Joe Barbieri discusses the global financial situation, especially the Euro-zone and Greek default; Shawn Dalton on the new immigration policy of Harper's Conservatives and the Globe and Mail's mission to convince Canadians to open the immigration floodgates as the solution to Canada's problems.

Hugh Reilly speaks with: fabulous singer-songwriter Andrea Matchett, originally from Kincardine, about her songs, her life, and her work on the upcoming new album. Andrea performs three songs live; Laurie Campbell, CEO of of Credit Canada talks about the issues facing Canada and Canadians about their debt levels and what we can do about it; raw food chef Alexi Bracey brings us some fabulous new raw food creations and discusses raw food as a health strategy that helped her beat cancer.

Hugh Reilly and Daniel Katz speak with: Liz Worth, well known for her documentary account of the Canadian Punk scene "Treat Me Like Dirt", reads from her latest work of poetry, "Amphetamine Heart"; investment guru Peter Volpe of Scotia McLeod discusses the opportunities in the current investment environment; aesthetician Mouna Fikri, founder of Riad Spa brings us samples of her all natural health and cosmetic products from Morocco; Angad Singh Bhalla, director of the acclaimed documentary "Herman's House", about the home and art collaboration between Jackie Sumell and Black Panther Herman Wallace, who has been in solitary confinement for over forty years; Jonathan Weaver of Peak Performers on how to get your life and business off the ground NOW; author Danila Botha discusses her recent book of short stories on the lives of troubled 20-something females, called "Got No Secrets".

Hugh Reilly is joined first by fake co-host Andrea Matchett, who performs the amazing song "In Limbo", then by real co-host Daniel Katz to speak with: Ray Z. Rivers, author of "The End of September", an alternative history supposing the PQ won the 1980 referendum on Qu?bec separation; Shawn Dalton discusses Canadian immigration policy and how all governments of the past 30 years have failed all Canadians; newly appointed AR rep for H Money records, Johnny Smash is joined by supermodel Eye Candii Lux, along with Prawda and Payso from awesome Toronto hip-hop act Street Navy.

Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: Victor Rudik, author of "The One Inch Army" books I and II, which are the definitive guides to collecting toy soldiers. Victor has over 270,000 toy soldiers in his collection, perhaps the most diverse in the world; Laura L'Rock (LRockmusic.com)- originally from Newfoundland - has just released her new CD called "The Law of Attraction", a rocking culmination of her life and work to this point, and previews her video and the release party coming up on June 7; poet Nik Beat is re-releasing his seminal work of poetry "The Tyranny of Love" tonight (Friday) at the Origo Book store on Lower Jarvis St. Nick performs one poem live on the show; Michel Emond (30TCS.com) is suing the World Bank for crimes against peace, and lays out his case in this interview.

Hugh Reilly and Daniel Katz speak with: filmmaker, author and fabulous motivational speaker Markus Rothkranz is in town from Las Vegas for this weekend's Total Health Show, and speaks about his new book "The Prosperity Secret: Success in the New World", along with how to live on no money at all!; fantastic band The Jimmyriggers are in town to perform at the Silver Dollar and perform live on Liquid Lunch.

Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: Janet Walters, director/curator of Toronto's First Post Office about the festivities planned for this year's bicentennial celebration of the War of 1812; dance historian Karen Millyard from JaneAustenDancing.ca talks about Jane Austen era fashion and dance and what it meant for the people of Toronto - along with another of her historical dances coming up; urban musical performer French-ee performs two singles from his upcoming CD "Now or Never" produced along with Teekatown Records; Graham and Monika Burwise from the Global Awakening Institute talk about why so many people are experiencing karmic growing pains these days; founder of Mississauga's Kaban Montessi school, Karla Escobedo discusses the school's plans for Earth Day, along with the real need for the Montessori method among today's youth.

Hugh Reilly and Rose Rongits speak with: Rabbi Sharon Shalom is visiting Toronto and lecturing at the Darchei Noam Synagogue. Originally from Ethiopia, Shalom has translated the Hebrew Book of Law into Ethiopian and is a professor at Bar Elan university in Tel Aviv; life coach Christina Demeester from New Empowering Ways discusses her unique approach to self empowerment and her summer retreat; inventor of Biogeometry and author of "Back to a Future for Mankind" Dr. Ibrahim Karim is in town for the Total Health Show and speaks about this amazing technology with architect Pier Paolo Alberghini, designer of the first home built along biogeometric principles.

Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: Mike Tang and Hassan Hassan from Raise5.com about their project raising money for non-profits; Mariam Adam and Stephanie Schirm about the work they're doing to help the humanitarian disaster in Somalia; Donna Kakonge on her new book and Ph.D journey; Laundry Tart Tanja Warren and Tricia Corda from FunkyFluff on The Great Cloth Diaper Change at the Green Parent Show on April 21; Michael Cavanaugh from 6 St. Joseph St. on the Yellow Door Learning Centre and a new way to help the disadvantaged.

Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: Happy Happy, celebrating his 77th birthday and discussing his new book "Pardoned" about his life changing event after getting out of maximum security prison; Joe Barbieri discusses the mixed messages coming out of US and global economic stats, and how the global economy is changing and why we need new approaches to fixing it; creative consultant and publicist Kate Ashley Mullin on art, fashion, and music; Michel Emond discusses his plan to eliminate world debt and sue the World Bank; Allison Harvey is creator of The Official Network Marketing Expo (toneexpo.com), being held at the Radisson Hotel at Victoria Park and the 401 on April 14 where you can start a successful business for $99 or less.

Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos interview: Sane (Brad Keay) of musical group Runed about the new EP "Sincerely Deluded", and discuss Sane's near-death experience and emergence from the depths of addiction to create this work of art; rebirther Tamara Penn on achieving physical immortality and the April 1 session she's holding in Toronto to help you do just that; Shane Suepaul is the recently elected executive chair of Trinidad and Tobago Patriots, an organization who's mission is to create and enhance opportunities for the less fortunate to participate and excel in their daily lives; Sandra Dindayal, founder of Inner Divine Coaching on how she helps people get their health and happiness back on track; Jennifer Sy, managing director of the Beauties of Asia pageant is joined by YesFreeClass spokesman Mike Yen, image consultant Jenifer Camacho, sponsor Teresa Hsin, and contestant Cathy Shen to discuss this year's awesome upcoming event.

Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: Shea Malcolmson, Chad "Toad" Kendel, and Michael "Bishop" Gould from Winnipeg's awesome hip hop/funk group Abstract Artform, in town for a Canadian Music Week performance at The Comfort Zone; executive director of the Mint Film Festival Glen Alan on Thursday's screenings, performances, and photography exhibit at the Royal Ontario Museum celebrating World Water Day; coach and leadership consultant Shahmeen Sadiq on using the gifts of Heart, Intellect, and Will to encourage collaboration, authenticity, courage and compassion among senior management teams; Carmelita Blondet, owner and inspiration behind Yorkville's Divine Decadence Originals was "born with a dress on" and discusses her philosophy of "dressing your spirit" rather than your body; amazing home design team Hunter Williamson and Nicholas Anceral talk about creating "sustainable luxury" while respecting your home's historical character...and more!

Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: legendary pool player and artist Cape Breton Red discusses his recent sculptural efforts with Floyd Kuptana and his May 13 show at Now Lounge; naturopath Dr. Shelly Reitkop on the naturopathic difference and how whole health relates to weight gain and more; Gary Spring brings us info on the miraculous Morenga tree and the zija drink that can bring its health benefits to you; leader of the Canadian Action Party, Christopher Porter is in Toronto running in the Toronto Danforth byelection (Jack Layton's old riding); Canadian-Peruvian agricultural entrepreneur and artist Charles Beresford on the importance of local food and mother nature plays his earth hymn Pacha Mama; Occupy Gardens for World Peas activist and Jacob Kearey-Moreland on growing things to save the world.

Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: investment planner Catherine Miao from Investor's group on why everyone should get their financial plan together; jazz artist Gia Ionesco is releasing his new album at Hugh's Room March 6 and plays samples from the CD; Promod Sharma from Taxevity.com on how he uses social networking to establish and maintain client relationships; sculpture Luc Bihan on the healing nature of clay, the philosophy of his arts school at Greenwood and Dundas, and how your location on the Earth influences your art; coin collector Blair Mills presents a new business opportunity for people who love their coins and may have one that's worth a LOT; actor Tedd Dillon on what it takes to be a successful actor in Canada and the world today.

Hugh Reilly and Daniel Katz speak with: the incredible Baldini on his upcoming magic shows in Toronto, and his journey from business to magic and the importance of doing what you love; Toronto sculptor Ruben Zellermayer on his career, apprenticeship in Europe, and relationship with Gwendolyn McEwen; CEO Sam Rahimi and CMO Tammy Manor discuss their incredible new Facebook TV application, ibroadcast.tv that allows you to create your own TV station and share the viewing experience; burlesque artist Patte Rosebank recounts stories of treachery and debauchery on the streets of Toronto.

Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos interview: Michel Emond, who is suing the World Bank on your behalf for their mismanagement of the global financial system; Parth Doshi is in town from Boston with New Acropolis' Lorinda Crawford to discuss the work of Gandhi and how you too can use your power to change the world; superhero Captain Revenue (Rob Canyon) shows how to really get sales moving for you or your company regardless of outside circumstances; hockey author Steve Cameron from Firefly Books discusses his coffee table book showcasing treasures from the Hockey Hall of Fame; Philip Ames discusses the problem of isolation in today's society and what you can do about it at his upcoming Isolation Workshop in April 2012.

Hugh Reilly and Erin Ademoglu speak with: John Klotz, president of Northwood Mortgage Life about the "retirement crunch" and what you can do about it this RRSP season; filmmaker Paul Perrier on his latest project where he turns the camera on himself and the process of filmmaking; former Simply Saucer frontman Edgar Breau plays live from his new solo cd "Patches of Blue" and is joined by label co-founder Dave Byers; Caroline Dafoe, CEO of Epoch HR and More on their upcoming April job-fair catering especially to those 45 and older looking for a new start.

Hugh Reilly and Hilton Mijovick speak with: Norman Evans, creator of DigitalCitizen and CMN-News.com about the future of video on the internet; Andrew Greig, founder and CEO of Vizzeco.com, official and rare Google reseller; Stephanie Titus-Andrews speaks from experience on how to leave an abusive relationship (CreatedToExcel.ca); ThatChannel political correspondent Brendan O'Farrell on the US Republican race and the leadership of the Liberal Party.

Hugh Reilly and Stella Hunt speak with: writer and producer Ron Graner on his film and musical "Musical Pawns", celebrating the forgotten genius of composer David Nowakowsky along with actors Emmanuelle Zeesman, Stew Granger, and Romina Cortina; Denis Bricnet and Françoise Soria from New Acropolis on the myths and wisdom of the Mayan Calendar and the
Ongoing Destiny of the Human Being; Randi Goodman and Navtaj Chandhoke on how to make money
in real estate in this year of 2012; Javed Khan, president of Empression.ca on how to leverage your social networking activity; Craig Nicholson on the real steps you can take to survive 2012 just in case everything goes horribly wrong.

Hugh Reilly and Lisa Small speak with: Philip Shepherd, author of "New Self, New World" discusses his upcoming workshop of the same name, and the January 27 talk: Recovering Our Senses in the 21st Century; Lisa Robbins, author of "The Cancer Journal: Heal Yourself" discusses strategies anyone can take to heal once diagnosed with cancer, or just lifestyle changes you can make now to avoid getting sick; inspirational and motivational speaker Susan Sommers brings us her book "Power Source for Women: Proven Fitness Strategies, Tools and Success Stories for Women 45+", and tells how she started running marathons at the age of 61.

Hugh Reilly and Marla Lukofsky speak with: former millionaire John McIntosh gave it all up for enlightenment and true love, is partner in Ezhno Group Inc, and is in town to conduct a satsang to help you move to the next level in time for 2012; Greg van Riel, founder of FamilyHistoryNow.net talks about his business project helping families to record the legacy of their elders while they're still here.

Hugh Reilly and Stu Hay speak with: social architect Adam Kuzmin brings us participants in Toronto's Occupy movement - Christopher Lambe, Veronica Campbell, and John Erb to talk about the status of the movement today and upcoming plans for 2012; Vonny the Ken Doll is back with his own reality show and introduces his new line of jewellery; Frank Wilks is releasing two new CDs tonight at the Black Swan, and performs from his musical "I am not Neil Young"; another Occupy activist "Thunder" talks about permaculture as one solution to our social and financial ills.

Hugh Reilly and Erin Ademoglu speak with: political correspondent Brian Hassett on the US primaries and whether Ron Paul has what it takes to win the race and return democracy to America; Lionel Arindel from Teekatown brings us hip-hop artist French-ee, whose inspiration in part comes from his childhood growing up in the Congo war zone; James Burgess can help you write your one-page business plan and get moving on your business goals and destiny; Graham and Monika Burwise discuss 2012 and their upcoming seminars to help you get your personal, business, and relationship issues working for you.

Hugh Reilly and Sandra Kyrzakos speak with: Andrew Harvey from the Institute for Sacred Activism and author of "Hope: A Guide to Sacred Activism" is in Toronto to bring us his vision for the future, joined by Philip Shepherd, author of "New Self, New World: Recovering Our Senses in the Twenty-First Century". Then Hugh and Sandra are joined by Steve Silverton and the mysterious Vanessa to ruminate.

Hugh Reilly and Hilton Mijovick ring in the new year with: trader Jake Tiley on the risk associated with the ongoing global financial crisis and what you should do about it NOW; caricaturist and fashion impressario Dan Walsh on the Nehru jacket and making mugs for Joan Rivers and encountering Shirley Maclean; architect and social activist Adam Kuzmin on designing for social consciousness; Richard Kikot on his upcoming appearance on A&E's "Intervention"; legendary pool hustler Cape Breton Red on the documentary being made about his life and his work as a homeless advocate; singer/songwriter Michael Burns performs live.

Hugh Reilly and Janette Burke celebrate the holidays with: Janette talks about the importance of thanking your customers in today's Magnetic Marketing Moment; Daphne Williamson discusses how to get the most for your travel dollar by joining Exclusive Excursions vacation club; sweet and chic sisters Candice and Andrea Grieco discuss how cupcakes and hairbands make the perfect gifts together; Edward Penwarden, RBC investment and retirement planning specialist gives people great advice on holiday debt and how to avoid it.

Hugh Reilly and Stu Hay speak with: Chris Chopik about EvolutionGreen.com, the company he founded to help business and homeowners implement sustainable "green" practices, including the "mpg rating" for the home, Rob Ford's war on the car, and wind turbines NIMBY; personal investment consultant Perry Wong on how to manage your finances and survive the volatile global markets while getting your personal financial house in order; jewellery designer and goldsmith Eric Petersen brings us his hip-hop line of bling with a street culture focus and tells of his journey to get here from there.

Hugh Reilly and Marla Lukofsky speak with: amazing comedic performer Kenny Robinson about life, the universe, and everything (not necessarily in that order), and what it means to be "edgy" these days; branding consultant Richard Baker talks about what brand is and what it means for small and medium sized businesses, including yours; The seven deadly sins, the seven virtues, and the seven dwarves.

Hugh Reilly and Erin Ademoglu speak with: Bill Majoros, the force behind Hamilton's "The Foreign Films", a band with a history that includes relationships with Dave Rave and the very best in the Hamilton rock scene; Rhonda D'Amour discovered how to heal anything through stretching. So simple and so effective...you must see this interview; Shawn Jason, founder of ILYPIO.com (I Love You Pass It On) talks about the new book "101 Voices of Love" and how you can be a participant and start paying it all forward.

Hugh Reilly and Marla Lukofsky speak with: investor analyst Joe Barbieri on the state of the world economy and markets in light of the European and global debt crisis and possible solutions; Lisa Maxam, founder and director of The Staff Room, a full-service Human Resources department that is available on a contract basis to small, medium, and large businesses discusses legislative issues facing these enterprises; Paul Fettes, president and director of research of First Sovereign investment management company on family financial planning and its importance.

Hugh Reilly and Erin Ademoglu speak with: Catherine Anne Clark, founder of ACelebrationofWomen.org and Randi Goodman about the Foundation launch party coming up December 15 at City Nightclub featuring Argo cheerleader alumni, Toronto Firefighter calendar mates, and Ayi Jihu, China's "Madonna"; well-beiong architect Proshat Sarabloo on the importance of feng-shi in architecture and how real estate professionals can use it to increase value and improve sales; affirmative counsellor Patrice McKenzie brings us her new book, "Smart Mouth: Helping You Communicate", a step by step guide helping everyone get along better and achieve their goals.

Hugh Reilly and Marla Lukofsky speak with: Lenka Lichtenberg and her band, including Alan Hetherington, Chris Gartner, and John Gzowski play live Yiddish ethno-jazz in advance of the upcoming Canadian Folk Music awards this weekend; gestalt psychotherapist Brian Baumal on the importance of the sex when choosing a therapist, and how to prepare for dealing with your family over the holidays; activist Michel Emond is leading a class-action lawsuit against the World Bank in an effort to end the global financial crisis.

Hugh Reilly and Erin Ademoglu speak with: Robin Siegerman, author of "Renovation Bootcamp: Kitchen - Design and remodel your kitchen without losing your wallet, mind, or spouse", an absolute must for homeowners considering redoing their kitchens or contractors who want to optimize the relationship with their clients; natural health practitioner Philip Jacobs on his personal journey with arthritis and multiple sclerosis to health and healing using acupuncture and traditional medicine.

Hugh Reilly and Stuart Hay here live performances and speak with: Katya Tchoubar, Annaliese Jelilian, Michelle Danese, and Anna Bateman from the amazing opera-pop crossover group NARIA announcing their Holiday Supernova show at the Glen Gould Studio on December 18; Baldo Minaudo, author of "The Banker Who Saved His Soul" and founder of Metroactive.org networking group on community relationships and much more; Michael Mirolla, author of "The Ballad of Martin B", a "Clockwork Orange" on antidepressants, a punk opus set in Montreal; singer-songwriter Josh Speers brings in his new CD "The Cutting of the Elm", and talks about endings and new beginnings as we approach 2012.

Hugh Reilly and Erin Ademoglu speak with: Nicole Crellin about International Human Rights Day and the event in its celebration on December 10 at the Ontario Science Centre; Cheryl Rankin from Business-Connection-Exchange.ca on how to network these days to achieve success; Dianne Ojar-Ali, author of "Mrs. Fraud and You" on the importance and techniques to avoid identity theft; blonde bombshell Jessica Hunter teaches women "how to make men crave you"!

Hugh Reilly and Janette Burke talk about how to create the perfect business card during the Magnetic Marketing Moment; Annette Vais talks about cooperative marketing and a health product called Trivita that helps everyone reduce inflammation and detox; author Sue Kenney on her personal experience of The Camino, and how she came to write "My Camino" and how she helps pilgrims to change their lives through Spain's amazing walking trail; Hollywood bachelorette Jessie Sulidis talks about her experiences on The Bachelor and Bachelor Pad; Janice Nisker from Seniors Moving Forward and Monica Black from Simple Easy Transition talk about how to use the upcoming holiday season to assess how our parents and elder relatives are faring and whether they might want to consider transitioning to some form of assisted living.

Hugh Reilly and Erin Ademoglu talk about freedom of the press and show Louis Farrakhan dressing down the media in Chicago; Françoise Soria from the New Acropolis on Thursday's World Philosophy Day and Plato's myth of the cave event Thursday evening at the Centre for Social Innovation; author Braz Menezes on his new novel "The Matata Trilogy" and takes us on a trip across the Indian Ocean from Africa to Goa and back again; Diane St. John, founder of the Canadian Unity Travel Club on how all Canadians can travel inexpensively and meet new friends and family all over the country (canadianunitytravelclub.ca)

Hugh Reilly and Hilton Mijovick speak with: Bob Mauro on the fabulous new car business concept and TV show FleetSmarts.ca; doctor of Chinese medicine Mai-Yee Yue sticks needles in Hugh's head and applies fire to his flesh (and heals him!); author Raymond Beauchemin, former editor at the Montreal Gazette brings us his new novel "Everything I Own" and tells us of that incident on the Jacques Cartier bridge; social creator Andrew Owens on how to change the world through neighbourhoods; Jessica Hunter can teach you how to use forbidden power to achieve forbidden wealth, just like the Rothchilds and the Rockefellers.

Hugh Reilly and Daniel Katz speak with: master watchmaker Peter Speake-Marin about his philosophy and what makes him tick; Adallah Fricka, singer and songwriter about her music, her experience at Occupy Toronto, and her magical, mystical experiences; doctor of traditional Chinese medicine Donna Ambrose on what inspired her to be a healer and how this unique approach to health can help you where western medicine can't.

Hugh Reilly and Erin Ademoglu start talking about the Occupy movement and why some bankers and bank regulators should be prosecuted as criminals. Then they speak with: producer Lucy Hamlet on the monthly movie festival showcasing African Cinema at the Underground theatre at 186 Spadina. Check out travelingblackchicks.com and on Facebook see: Africa at the Underground; Bonnie Gross from SpeechScience.com is joined by Catherine McQuaid to talk about "vocal emotional intelligence", why you need it to be successful, and how you can get better at it. It's all about using your voice correctly; artist and capitalist Lisa Cripps shows her latest work and talks about her company CapitalTransferAgency.com.

Hugh Reilly and Hilton Mijovick speak with: amazing motivational speaker and author Daniel Bax on the accident that killed him five times and how he overcame all that and more; Hamish Brooks and his work finding companies money, and the amazing tower to be built in Sault Ste. Marie; Andy Sherwood on how priority management and best practices for knowledge workers can save the economy - and your business; Anthony performs live with true passion and grit.

Hugh Reilly and Stu Hay speak with: Rezo from the Alternative Thinking bookstore at 758 Bathurst St. on 2012, the Occupy movement, and the movie Thrive which plays this Friday at the store; Ryan Coyle, from Condo Store Realty on the state of Toronto's awesome condo market and how you can benefit from it; author and lawyer Darlene Madott on her book "Stations of the Heart" and others, and how her legal career is intricately involved; networking impressario Jim Pagiamtzis is joined by Dianne Oja-Ali, author of "Mrs. Fraud and You", and Doina Oncel, fellow networker and creator of the Infinite Solutions networking event on November 10.

Remember the glory days of Yorkville and how it all got started? Hugh Reilly and Stella Hunt speak with: Hugh Leggatt and Patrick Little, currently of The Leggatt Brothers. Hugh and Patrick recall their original meeting in Withrow Park that began a journey that included the musical history of A Foot in Cold Water, Fludd, Rick James, Van Morrison, Luke and the Apostles, Keith Moon (of The Who), The Ugly Ducklings, and much more; then joined by Farmer Mark, member of legendary Canadian band Crowbar ("Oh, What a Feeling...what a rush") and current producer at Trent University radio station CFFF 92.7 in Peterborough (trentradio.ca). Oh, the stories.....

Hugh Reilly and Hilton Mijovick speak with: co-founder of Ontario's Party for People with Special Needs (ppsn.on.ca); Phyllis Hiebert, co-author of "Secrets from the Brain: Sharpen Your Thinking, Power Your Performance"; filmmaker Johanna Kern on the recent completion of her feature film "Shadowland: The Legend"; entrepreneur, banker, and solar energy enthusiast Ross Beatty on his company (solarbancorp.com) on how Ontario is leading the world in alternative energy to replace our dwindling oil supplies - and how you can take advantage of it!

Hugh Reilly and Daniel Katz speak with: Nikki Taylor from the Oakville Parent and Child Centre on why parents need support these days, and how the lack of unstructured play might have devastating effects on future generations; big game hunter in the urban jungle Catherine McQuaid on how to get those big customers using neuro-linguistics and the proper methodology; Toronto-LA singer Bela is joined by brothers Fernando and Gabriel to announce their new project Menage.

Hugh Reilly and Patrizia Del Zotto speak with: Suzanne Letourneau about her new book "Adventures in Manifesting Health and Happiness, co-written along with Dr. Joe Vitale from "The Secret". Check out "passionicity.com"; Leslie Taranto discusses the upcoming "Girls Night Out" event on November 18, where female business owners can network, learn how to lapdance and zoomba, and much much more. Check out "imagedefemme.com" for details.

PART 1: Hugh Reilly and Stuart Hay speak with: organic farmer Bryan Gilvesy on the importance of birds and bees to food security; Scott Van Wagner on The Entrepreneur Shop, a new resource for small business; Don Miguel Ruiz, author of "The Four Agreements" is in town for the "Dialogs of the Heart" conference, coming to Toronto this weekend is joined by partner and manager Eva Charlotte Larsson; Ravenna Barker, director of Sustain Ontario and organizer of the BringFoodHome.com conference coming to Trent University in Peterborough next weekend.

PART 2: Hugh Reilly, Hilton Mijovick, and the mysterious Vanessa speak with: white house consultant and motivator Daniel Gutierrez from LA is in town for the Dialogs of the Heart conference and is joined by organizer Jennifer Hough from thevitalyou.com; legless and armless busker Marky Wheels is an inspiration with his thoughts, words, and deeds.

Hugh Reilly and Marla Lukofsky speak with: wine agenet Laura Higgins and California certified wine educator GM "Pooch" Pucilowski on the wines of Amethyst Wine Agency, and how to taste what's good in a wine; Amy Marcus from e-roleplay.com on how they can help your sales people roleplay their way to better results; Jana Webb on The Fourth Night in support of arthritis and autoimmune disease research; Brian Carson on debt-free currency and global consciousness.

Hugh Reilly and Erin Ademoglu speak with: 2012 specialist Dave Jepson on 2012 and the importance of knowing your consciousness to survive it; Claire Sookman and Michelle Hilscher from Virtual Team Builders outline their new "virtual engagement diagnostic tool" for virtual workforces; Jennifer Welsh talks stress management and personal transformation through a breakthrough method of questioning; food activist Jon Steinman via Skype from BC talks local food and the Bring Food Home conference in Peterborough, deconstructing dinner for Sustain Ontario.

Hugh Reilly and Hilton Mijovick speak with: sales consultant Tanya Raheel on the unique approach businesses and entrepreneurs need to succeed at sales in this new economy; investement "insider" Adrian Miles on the state of the world financial system and the threats to everyone's finance that lurk around the corner; singer Irene Torres is joined by guitar player Joshua Piche to perform a couple of awesome New Orleans inspired tracks; Jason Steidman and Alexei Orechin from the great Toronto ragga group Light Sweet Crude launching their new album; follow-up specialist Cheryl Scoffield on her new system to help keep your sales funnel filled.

Hugh Reilly and Janette Burke begin with the Magnetic Marketing Moment - Janette Burke goes over the ins and outs of "Pink Marketing" and why you need to know this for your business; Naturopathic doctor Kavita Sharma talks about how NDs differ from MDs and how this can have a positive effect on your health; David Cohen, host of the "Small Business Big Ideas" radio show discusses the state of small business in Canada and the key things every small business person needs to know.

Hugh Reilly and Stella Hunt speak with: Kevin Annett who is spearheading the excavation of unmarked children's graves at an aboriginal residential school in Brantford; then Hugh and Stu Hay speak with author Shane Jeremy James about his new book "Think, Act, Love, Lose Weight" and the Canada wide Weightloss Challenge; holistic nutritionist Carolyn May Steiss on the legislation that's taking away your health freedom; David Jepson on sungazing and getting ready for 2012.

The Sex and Drugs edition: Hugh Reilly and Marla Lukofsky speak with: Foad Hamidi (Richman) on sexuality and Peruvian shamanism...and you know what that means - ayuhuasca! Next, Shambunata talks about potency and vulnerability as the new viagra, and the rise of new sexual desires; East Side Players Heather Goodall and Malorie Mandolidis are joined by director Jan Francies to discuss their new production of the Peter Shaffer play play "Lettice and Lovage" which begins October 27 at Todmorden Mills; Michael Vipperman talks all about SEX and DRUGS prior to this weekend's Sex and Consciousness conference which you can find out all about at www.sexconsciousnesstoronto.com

Hugh Reilly and Stella Hunt speak with: naturopathic doctor Lynne McNally on this unique approach to patients and health that spends much more time with people, and the success with conditions like diabetes and irritable bowel syndrome in particular; Elliott Katz, author of "Be the Strong Man a Woman Wants" is on a mission to change the world by helping all men to be strong; promoter Johnny Smash tells us about the upcoming Smash Clash reggae event and his work helping aboriginal rappers of conscience on Manitoulin Island.

Hugh Reilly is joined by Hilton Mijovick and the mysterious Vanessa to speak with: real estate superstar Lou Berkovitz on the state of the Toronto real estate market, and wonderful opportunities in the US and Mexico for those who want to live the ultimate lifestyle; musician and music philosopher Lawrence Pitchko on how aspects of music are manipulating people and why lyrics don't mean anything; TV host Jay Stoyan talks about taking his show to India and how nobody had to sleep with the groom.

Hugh Reilly and Erin Ademoglu speak with: vocalist Anoushka Fyreagle ( anandasound.com ) on Tuvan throat singing and overtones, and how to massage yourself on the inside by doing them....with a live performance; musician and now author Mark Pezzelato is releasing his book "Transformations: Your Inner Guide to Self-Exploration" on October 12 at the Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts; Mitchell Gold is joined by Lizette Mamann on how to live forever using vortex energy, and the transformative nature of 2012.

Hugh Reilly and Taylor Jane Green speak with: the "Twitter doctor", Brandon Krieger on how to approach Twitter and the other social media to enhance and promote your business; Alixe MacRae from Concierge Relocation on the issues you may never have thought of when considering a senior who's downsizing and relocating; hypnotherapist Donald Currie on the amazing results that can be accomplished through hypnosis - it seems almost too good to be true; social media strategist Mark Farmer tells us about the Social Media Cafe event this Thursday evening at the ING Direct cafe at 221 Yonge St.; Aztec elder Coyotl Xiuhpainalli on the relationship between the Aztec and the Mayan calendars, and how we need to get ready for 2012.

Hugh Reilly and Stu Hay have a blast with: Joe Barbieri talks about how stock markets have been overreacting in September and what it means for the world economy; Fibromyalgia sufferer and innovator Kathy Zador and physiotherapist Danielle McCormack talk about new techniques and resources for fibromyalgia patients; spiritual coach Barbara Schreiner-Trudel on achieving joy here and now; California singer and spirit leader Gino Walker is in town singing and speaking as part of her North American tour.

Hugh Reilly and Hilton Mijovick speak with: coach and hypnotherapist Taylor Jane Green talks about her work and how hypnosis can help us shape-shift for 2012; accordion phenomenon Emmanuel Gasser is in town for Canada's Got Talent and plays some selections from his CD; writer-director Setareh Delzendeh and composer-musician Reza Moghaddas talk about their production of Homeland Variations at Harbourfront's Enwave Theatre this weekend...meditations on the meaning of home.

Hugh Reilly and Hilton Mijovick speak with: the "Wayne Gretzky" of stock analytics, Jake Tiley tells us where the global financial puck is going to be (forum.softanalytics.net); singer and organizer Michelle Peavy talks about the ALL WOMEN conference to be held in Toronto on October 6 (allwomen.biz); Elham AyoubZadeh and Raymond Luk of artanywhere.com talk about their unique approach to bringing original Canadian art to businesses and individuals; Nicola Raynor, founder of OlaFinesse.com shows us her awesome unique jewellery designs.

Hugh Reilly and Natalie Filippelli speak with: Jon Campbell, author of "Red Rock: The Long Strange March of Chinese Rock and Roll". Jon has just returned from 10 years in China, where he played in and managed several rock bands. See the evolution of China through its rock music scene; Richard Kiernicki is "Capitalism's Worst Nightmare". If you think capitalism is n crisis now, wait til you read Richard's book; Christopher Porter, leader of the Canadian Action Party (founded by Paul Hellyer) joins us via Skype from Victoria BC. Chris will be running in the Toronto byelection in Jack Layton's riding.

Hugh Reilly and Stuart Hay speak with: Natalie Fong-Yee of the North American Association of Asian Professionals' "Women in NAAAP). Natalie is joined by Roxanne Tsui, founder of Sensu Communications and Dolly Shao to discuss the issues faced by Asian women professionals in Canada; Vancouver, now Montreal based punk-rock band Kill Matilda's singer Dusty Exner talks about the Zombie problem and how Kill Matilda is helping to create the Zombie Apocalypse - while the occupation of American cities begins.

Hugh Reilly and Erin Ademoglu speak with two of the creators of the CBC documentary "Life is a Highway: Canadian Pop Music in the 90s", airing on both regular CBC and Newsworld, and thereafter at cbc.ca/doczone. Writer Nick Jennings and director Gary McGroarty discuss the inspiration, process, and highlights of the entire doc process, which is part of a series that began with a look at Canadian music in the 60s (Before the Gold Rush) and will ultimately take us through the first decade of the 21st century. Includes discussions of Barenaked Ladies, Crash Test Dummies, Sloan, Doughboys, Dream Warriors, Odds, Leonard Cohen, and By Divine Right.

Hugh Reilly and Philip Shepherd speak with: Jake Tiley from Softanalytics.net on the world financial situation, and where the "puck" is headed; Amato De Civita from WineAwakenings.com on the new kit/game that helps people discover why they like the wines they do, and how to prevent bad wine purchases; Tyler J. Smith is rebranding TylerCreativeManagement.com to work with business people rather than people in the entertainment industry, but bringing those unique approaches to bear on business; 2012 philosopher Zacciah Blackburn talks about how to get ready for the big shift, and the upcoming 2012 event in Toronto October 1 and 2; live performances from The Boxcar Boys (Rob Teehan, John David Williams, Karl Silveira, and Laura C. Bates) in advance of their Thursday performance at Hugh's Room.

Hugh Reilly is joined by Janette Burke for the Magnetic Marketing Moment - where Janette talks about how to operate getting in front of the right people. Janette got onto the red carpet at TIFF and interviewed such stars as the Trailer Park Boys, Yannick Bisson, and Kiera Knightly; Kathryn Asaro-Mayers talks about Send Out Cards, and the benefits for your business or as your business; freelance film writer and critic Jack Ferdman gives us the TIFF top 10 and bottom 10!; from band Openhears Society, Eric Schenkman (also from the Spin Doctors), Chris Brown, and Sarah McDermott perform a couple of tracks live from their new "Love in Time" CD.

Hugh Reilly and Stu Hay speak with: Jason Quitt from thecrystalsun.com on sacred geometry, biogeometry, the Egyptian Postures of Power - an ancient system of personal energy healing used by the Pharoahs; witty magician Alex Kazam tells us of his unicycle trip to NYC, Letterman, and performs several funny illusions; Amos Tayts, founder of ResumeTarget.ca discusses the new approaches everyone needs to find a job or find leverage in your current job.

Hugh Reilly and Nikki Hayes speak with: Donna Febbo from ShaunProulxMedia.com; Joe "the investor" Barbieri brings in a Liberty Dollar and discusses the failed attempt to create an American version of the "loonie", and why people will only use the money they want; Sheena Singh, founder of the upcoming "2012: Gateway to your Future" conference in Toronto in October with speakers such as Gregg Braden and including; Ti Caine joins us via Skype from Los Angeles to show us how our present lives are created from our future, not the other way around; Noble Kelly, founder of Education Beyond Borders ( educationbeyondborders.org ) discusses how his work may be impacted by 2012 and is joined by Mitchell Gold who is working on the ISO 26000 standard for corprate social responsibility.

Hugh Reilly and Erin Ademoglu speak with: Dee Dussault from followyourblisstoronto.ca discussing naked yoga, ganja yoga, and the importance of tantric sex to the society of the future; actors Kit Lang and Illya Konstantin - in town for TIFF - talk about how they moved their acting careers to the USA legally, and the various projects they're working on now; Clark Lord discusses Zen and the Art of Rehab in the latest edition of Outspoken magazine at cpaont.org .

Hugh Reilly and "the mysterious" Vanessa speak with: Brian Moore from Frontier Computing discusses software and hardware advances for blind people and other people with disabilities. Brian doesn't just talk about this stuff..he's also a customer (and he brought his fantastic dog Arizona!); Tamara Penn on her rebirthing event this weekend, and how it can help people improve all aspects of their lives and achieve physical immortality (yes that's right....physical immortality); from Workhouse Theatre, producer Marc Richler and actors Carrie Hage and Danielle Bossin-Hardy discuss the timeless awesomeness of Martin Crimp's adaptation of Ferdinand Bruckner's play Pains of Youth, written and set in 1920s Vienna but more than relevant for today's youth.

Hugh Reilly and Daniel Katz speak with: engineer, entrepreneur, and author Karen LeFave talks about her new psi-fi (physical, spriritual, intellectual) novel Nemecene ( nemecene.com ) and the environmental inspiration behind it; Bahman Yazdanfar, founder and leader of the Canadian's Choice Party ( canadianschoice.com ) discusses the issues in the upcoming Ontario election, and the larger issues of banking and the monetary and financial systems affecting us all.

Hugh Reilly and Erin Ademoglu speak with: cat lover and writer Boszenna Nowicki who recently walked from Mississauga to Ottawa in support of fathers reading to their kids; business guru Cheryl Rankin on the importance of having your marketing plans ready this fall; Kim Kucher, managing director of StepAheadOnline.com, a mentoring business program for women entrepreneurs; Neil Jain from MoneyLifeSkills.com, a fee-only financial consultant eliminating the conflicts of interest that come with more traditional financial advisors; chef Daniel Holloway on private catering, organic local food, and his Farm to Table web series.