In today’s episode, we sit down with punk rock artist Nate Parrish, whose music has taken him across the United States and around the world. Known for his raw honesty and high-energy sound, Nate’s work has been featured in HM Magazine and American Songwriter, and he previously was lead guitarist for the band Kutlass.

With his latest album Make Me a Mountain, Nate continues to push creative and spiritual boundaries. At the time of this recording, he’s on the Y2K Reloaded Tour alongside Seventh Day Slumber, Jason Dunn, and Magdalene Rose.

Beyond the music, Nate opens up about the challenges he faced early in his career—particularly the criticism and judgment from pastors and fellow Christians as he and his band set out to encourage the Church through their music. It’s an honest conversation about faith, perseverance, and staying true to your calling.

nateparrish.com

https://open.spotify.com/artist/6Y0R9yjEJFiiAlu4Lnyoqs?si=B1Sdf7enS2CqHTRddOC9RA

From war-torn Vietnam to a life of purpose in Canada—this is a story you won’t forget.

In this episode, we sit down with Thanh Campbell, known as Orphan 32. At just two years old, Thanh was airlifted out of Vietnam in 1975 as part of a historic rescue mission, becoming the 32nd child placed aboard a Canadian Forces flight bound for Toronto. What began as a story of loss unfolds into one of identity, belonging, and profound hope.

Join us as Thanh shares his journey from orphan to adopted son, and how his life today reflects a powerful story of redemption and calling. You’ll hear about his work with the Canadian Christian Business Federation, his time with World Vision, and his ongoing mission with Equip Canada.

This conversation points to something deeper—the relentless, pursuing love of a Father who sees every child and never loses sight of their story.

🎧 Tune in and be moved. Links to Thanh's book and more below.

Orphan 32

Lost and Found - Orphan 32 Goes Home

The Flight - YouTube

Thanh Meets His Father - YouTube

Wendy is a case manager at Rising Above Peterborough, a local not-for-profit Christian organization here in Ontario, that supports struggling individuals. The program focuses on breaking cycles of defeat and addiction, teaching them life skills and helping them find freedom in Jesus. Come along on the journey as Wendy shares how at 17 she was exposed to the gangs of NY, through YWAM and it became a huge catalyst in her life propelling her to reach out to those who are hurting. We loved this raw conversation about need, family, real life and how Jesus enters into the midst of it all.

If you want to learn more about Rising Above Peterborough, click on the link below!

Rising Above Peterborough