Bill Blaikie, Politician.
Bill is a United Church minister who has served as both an NDP federal MP and Manitoba MLA. His storied political career has given Bill a unique perspective on the relationship between faith and politics. Bill heads up the Knowles-Woodsworth Centre for Theology & Public Policy. Bill joined Greg on the show to talk about The Blaikie Report: An Insider's Look at Faith and Politics. Bill's website.

Larking Callaghan, Social Commentator.
Larkin is a behavioral health scientist and health educator. Her dissertation at Columbia University focuses on the social determinants of the way both women and girls, and men and boys act, with a primary focus on the health of adolescent girls. Larkin joined Greg on the show to talk about sex and violence in the new Duke Nukem video game. Larkin's website.

Michael Petkau Falk, Musician.
Mike leads Head in the Sand Records, an upstart record label featuring Royal Canoe, Les Jupes, The Liptonians, Demetra, etc. He's also a songwriter and fronts the band Les Jupes, whose debut album "Modern Myths" is currently available. Mike joined Greg on the show to talk about creativity and risk-taking in Winnipeg's music scene. Mike's website.

Greg Selinger, Premier of Manitoba.
Greg became a provincial MLA in 1999. Under his watch as finance minister, the NDP reduced taxes for families and small business while investing more in health care and education. On October 19, 2009, Greg was sworn in as Premier of Manitoba. The Premier joined Greg on the show to talk about flooding in Souris, Manitoba. Greg's website.

David Northcott, Executive Coordinator.
David is co-founder and first executive co-ordinator of Winnipeg Harvest. A past chair and founder of The Canadian Association of Food Banks, he has served on the boards of the National Anti-Poverty Organization, the West Broadway Community Ministry and The Prairie Theatre Exchange. David joined Greg on the show to talk about Winnipeg's Housing First initiative. David's website.

Jeff Olsson, Humanist.
Jeff is president of the Humanist Association of Manitoba, a former Anglican priest, and the author of Leaving Faith Behind. As a humanist, Jeff promotes rational thought, scientific inquiry, responsibility, compassion, fairness, and equality. Jeff joined Greg on the show to talk about prayer in Manitoba schools. Jeff's website.

Jamer Hunt, Author & Professor.
Jamer Hunt is the Chair of Urban and Transdisciplinary Design at Parsons the New School for Design. Previously, he served for seven years at The University of the Arts in Philadelphia as Director of the Masters Program in Industrial Design. Jamer joined Greg on the show to talk about good and bad types of failure. Jamer's website.

Yvon Godin, Member of Parliament.
Godin is the NDP Member of Parliament for Acadie—Bathurst in New Brunswick. Previously, Godin was a labour representative for the United Steelworkers. Yvon joined Greg on the show in his role as Official Opposition critic to talk about NDP filibuster attempts to delay the Conservative government's back-to-work legislation for Canada Post workers. Yvon's website.

Andrew Cash, Member of Parliament.
Andrew Cash is a Canadian singer-songwriter and MP for the Toronto-area Davenport electoral district. Cash grew up in Toronto, where he co-founded the Toronto punk band L'Étranger. In the late 1990s, he also became a journalist, writing for the Toronto weekly Now. Andrew joined Greg on the show to talk about the Bill C-6 debate in the House of Commons. Andrew's website.

Susie Moloney, Author.
Susie Moloney is the bestselling author of Bastion Falls, A Dry Spell, and The Dwelling. She has been published in numerous countries and assorted languages, and divides her time between Manitoba and New York City. Susie joined Greg on the show to talk about her new book, The Thirteen—described as The Witches of Eastwick meets Desperate Housewives. Susie's website.

Glen Murray, MPP & former Winnipeg Mayor.
Glen served as the 41st Mayor of Winnipeg, Manitoba from 1998 to 2004. He now lives in Toronto, where he was elected as Member of Provincial Parliament (MPP) for Toronto Centre in 2010, and was appointed provincial Minister of Research and Innovation. Glen joined Greg on the show to talk about Winnipeg's infrastructure deficit. Glen's website.