Kooper has been playing hockey since he  was five years old. He turns 15 in May. With the support of his family he has excelled at all levels and continued to move and grow through all levels of minor hockey. He has won many awards throughout his young career most frequently winning MVP , He has played hockey at home and abroad.

He has recently been drafter to a farm team where he will spend the next three years preparing and playing with hopes of entering the famous world of the NHL

This year he received an award as the the number one player in all of Alberta in his age group.

It will not be long with his natural skating and talents for the game you will see his jersey on the ice of NHL games.

Doug Smith played 607 games of professional hockey with the NHL before a serious injury took him out of the game. Recovery was strenuous as he found himself paralyzed and in a wheelchair.

As a result of this trauma Doug would begin of journey of recovery physically, emotionally, and spiritually. He created www.system438.com where he offers everyone the opportunity to learn more about trauma and what is required to heal from it.
Presently Doug is working on systems that will support our veterans and front lines workers who suffer each and every day.

Doug has authored some books on the topic and invites you to check out the gift to you on his website where you can also engage in a three – minute video sharing his story.

The pleasure was all mine to have Dr. Sharron Stroud as my special guest. What a dynamo she is. Dr Stroud has a long history of hosting her own radio and television shows. She even has a star on the palm Springs Walk of Fame.

She is definitely a much needed spiritual leader for our time especially now. The thoughts and tips around what we need to be focusing on are addressed in the show. It was agreed that we are all being forced to change the way we work and care of our families like never before.

Enjoy our brief time together and cannot wait until Episode # 2.

Carlin Nordstrom grew up as a minority wanting to play hockey. He endured a lot of racism and bullying as a result of being the only Indigenous player on the team. He used this energy to fuel his desire to make it all the way to the big leagues. He played there briefly and decided to turn his sights on helping to empower Indigenous youth.

Today Carlin along with his team spend time talking to youth in schools, run hockey camps for youth and their parents, teaches land based education and nutrition. Carlin recognizes the needs and has decided to give back to the communities by providing services that are very much needed.

Joel Auger knows how to set goals, make a plan and then act on that plan. Facing many obstacles as a young person to get into a championship position in volleyball is a story all of its own. There is more however.

Joel is now busy working in the area of finance particularly to support his culture of Indigenous people who very much need the education and the opportunities he is providing.

Stay tuned as I will be having Joel back for further discussions on the goals and plans he has set for himself and the communities who will benefit from his work.

James Augustine is a man with many gifts. Musician, actor, music producer, songwriter, family man, community leader not to mention is creative talents in producing cultural crafts.

This interview will only lead to more as James has not finished what he came here to do. The love and respect he has for his people the MiqMaw Nation on the east coast has afforded him opportunities to show others what they can accomplish also if they put their mind to it.

Listen up and enjoy as James and I discuss family matters and challenges of the day along with some friendly advice for all of us.

Al Cameron is the Executive Director of a non – profit organization called Veteran’s Voices of Canada. Al has single handedly interviewed and filmed over 2000 veterans who served our country. His passion for history combined with his professional background in television makes him the perfect individual for the work he does.

Al works diligently each day to archive and film his guests. He is currently working on getting a museum in his community where people can donate artifacts and memorabilia from WW1 and WWW2. Al can be contacted and donations accepted by visiting the website www.vetvoicecan.org

A great guest with a passion for our veterans.

Interviewing Prince Fleet Easton was so very uplifting leaving us with the feeling that anything is possible. Singing, dancing, acting and using his gifts to not only make a living but also to make a difference is inspiring. Choosing to listen to spiritual guidance for all decisions was also discussed. The great energy he projects makes it possible for everyone to be connected to this amazing man. So listen up as you enjoy the heartfelt messages Prince Fleet Easton shares in this unique interview. As we often say when you love what you are doing you never work a day in your life.

Let me introduce you to Wilson Lazarus age nine and Lucie Lazarus, age seven. These children with the love and support of their parents Shawn and Chrissy travel to local venues to perform for audiences, nursing homes, hospitals etc. Presently they feature themselves on their Facebook page The Fiddlaires. Each Sunday they perform live there. These two beautiful Canadians spreading joy and toe tapping music are also on You Tube.

They have a rigid schedule each day that allows for practice time, school time, family time and play time. It was such a pleasure to introduce them to the world via my show on Big Media USA.