Subjects: Leadership

Gord Downie, frontman for the legendary Canadian rock Band The Tragically Hip, talks about and performs songs about his love for Canada.

Dr. Dave Irvine-Halliday, founder of the Light Up the World Foundation, presents the work his foundation is doing in communities of the third world and it’s results.

Public safety advisor Dr. James Young says more frequent and complex emergencies are inevitable, because human error is letting the disease genie out of the bottle.

Sam Harris, author of The End of Faith: Religion, Terror, and the Future of Reason, challenges the notion of religious moderation.

Medical reporter Carolyn Abraham, who studied Albert Einstein’s brain.

Circumnavigator Derek Hatfield – one of only 126 sailors to trek around the world solo, and the only Canadian to complete the 28,700-mile race – reveals what made him persevere through vicious weather, severe sleep deprivation and a capsized boat.

Journalist, author and child activist June Callwood speaks about her life experiences in activism.

Craig Kielburger – founder of Free The Children – and his brother Marc talk about their foundation, which is the largest international network of children helpng children.

Toronto real estate developer Harry Stinson.

Lawyer and environmentalist, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., fires out at polluters and explains why his crusade against profit-hungry polluters is more than ideological.