Season 2

This week we explore one of Canada's most celebrated poets and spoken word artists, Andrea Thompson. We follow Andrea to Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario as she gets baptized and records her new spoken word album.

This week we explore the amazing career of award-winning documentary filmmaker, James Cullingham.

This week we explore the music of Toronto's Al Qahwa Ensemble. The group was inspired by the coffee house culture in the Middle East where people would go to hear the latest news, music, poetry, and stories.

This week we explore musician and environmental activist Avery Florence, A Toronto-based Soul/Blues/Rock musician who dedicates her music and time to saving the planet.

This week we explore Ottawa-based Hip Hop artist Kar33m, an award-winning R&B Fusion artist who creates narrative-style music that aspires to evoke mindfulness and optimism within listeners.

This week we explore artist Brett Devloo (a.k.a. The Blind Kid) who went unexpectedly blind at age 16. That hasn't stopped him from achieving international success as a hip-hop artist and skateboarder.

This week we explore two of Toronto's most exciting visual artists and how their art connects to faith. Peter Triantos is an internationally acclaimed contemporary abstract artist and Melysa is a live performance painter and artist.

This week we explore the music of award-winning Ottawa singer-songwriter, Jessica Pearson, who takes you on a journey with her haunting melodies, heartwarming voice, and enticing storytelling.

This week we explore the music of Thunder Bay musician, Jean-Paul De Roover. With an innovative and original approach to music, Jean-Paul explores themes of love, loss, and life.

This week we explore the career and music of Ottawa musician, Tara Shannon. We follow Tara in Nashville as she forms an intimate connection with her audience through music and life stories.

This week we explore the music of Toronto hip-hop artist, Raz Rabin. Whether he's performing in Portugal, Los Angeles, or Isreal, Rabin's music explores the fragility of life and overcoming the odds.

This week we explore JW-Jones, an Ottawa-based, award-winning blues guitarist and singer, who has taken the world of Blues by storm.

This week we explore the music of Derev, a Progressive Metal band based out of Toronto, originally from Syria.

Plan B Strik9 is an Indigenous hip-hop artist from Thunder Bay, Ontario who incorporates themes of heritage and social justice into his music.

This week we explore the music of Mimi O'Bonsawin, who infuses her rich and warm French Canadian and Abenaki roots into her music.

This week we explore the music of Christian Hip Hop artist Dru Bex, who infuses his love for God and Jesus into his music.

This week we explore the music of Briga, a Montreal-based, highly versatile composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist.

This week we explore the music of Folk musician Stan Simon, whose music has managed to capture all that is haunting about feeling haunted.

This week we explore the music of Marc Meriläinen, a Toronto-based singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and all-around visionary better known as Nadjiwan.

This week we explore Christian Artist Rosemary Siemens. Known for her love of sparkle and bling, this world-class violinist and vocalist has mesmerized audiences with her music and passion for her Christian faith.

This week we explore the music and faith of Okan, an ensemble that fuses Afro-Cuban roots with jazz, folk, and global rhythms in songs that explore themes of immigration, courage, and love.

The Robb Nash Project is an immersive experience that uses music and storytelling to engage our audience and address difficult mental health-related topics such as suicide, addiction, self-harm, and anxiety.

This week we explore Canadian Christian recording artist Chelsea Amber, who brings her pop/soul sound to life with passionate and powerful vocals and uplifting lyrics.

This week we explore the music of one of the world's most renowned musicians, Pavlo. Born in Toronto, Pavlo plays Mediterranean sound mixing the folkloric styles of Greek, Spanish and Latin music with pop sensibilities.

This week we explore the meaningful and soulful music of Aviva Chernick. Aviva sings in Hebrew, Ladino, and English and takes the listener on a spiritual journey.

Cody Coyote is an award-winning Hip-Hop/Electronic artist who grasps his listeners attention and delivers a mesmerizing performance with his fusion of strong, profound lyricism accompanied by corresponding influential sounds.