Jon Gegenheimer, a longtime practicing attorney, elected court official, and published author whose novels explore the intersections of law, history, morality, and human nature.From the critically acclaimed The Griffin Murders to his latest book, Churchill vs. Hitler: The Untold Golf Match that Changed History, Jon combines intellectual depth with compelling storytelling, inviting readers to rethink history, leadership, and the choices that shape our world.What happens when a lifetime spent examining truth, justice, and human behaviour becomes the foundation for powerful storytelling?For Jon Gegenheimer, the answer lies at the intersection of law, history, psychology, and the extraordinary complexities of the human condition.A longtime practicing attorney, elected court official, and accomplished novelist, Jon has built a career navigating the delicate boundaries between right and wrong, truth and perception, and justice and power. His professional experiences have given him a unique perspective on human nature—one that fuels his passion for creating intellectually provocative fiction that challenges readers to question the world around them.As the author of four published novels—The Griffin Murders, The Canon Code, The Second Hill, and Churchill vs. Hitler: An Alternative History Novel—Jon has established himself as a storyteller unafraid to confront difficult questions. His writing explores the darker corners of human motivation, the influence of powerful institutions, the mysteries of faith, and the consequences of decisions that can change lives—or even the course of history.

As British Columbians head to the polls, one issue continues to loom large across the North: the future of forestry. This week on On The Brink, we break down the provincial election, the challenges facing B.C.'s forest industry, and what all of it means for workers, families, and communities that depend on the sector. It's a conversation about jobs, policy, and the uncertain road ahead.

Tim Kelly is a real estate investor, bestselling author, and high-performance coach who helps driven people stop leaving results on the table.

Tim Kelly is a former Navy Chief, a Senior Managing Partner at Kelly Housing Group — where he's been involved in nearly 2,000 units — and a Board member at ADPI.

But beyond the assets and accolades, Tim works with high achievers who are hungry for their next level — whether that's more clarity on where they're going, more courage to make the moves, or more energy to sustain the pursuit.

David Lengyel has spent more than four decades studying one of the most important—and often misunderstood—questions in business: Why do some teams thrive while others struggle, even when they have talented people, strong intentions, and plenty of resources?

As the founder of Venture Up, David has built his career around finding the answer.

Since 1983, he has designed and facilitated team-building and leadership development programs for more than 8,000 groups and 500,000 participants, working with organizations across North America and in more than 12 countries. His experience spans Fortune 500 companies, healthcare systems, manufacturers, government agencies, military organizations, educational institutions, and small businesses.

What makes David's perspective distinctive is that he hasn't simply studied leadership and teamwork from the sidelines—he has spent 40 years watching them unfold in real time.

Jay Bourgana is an entrepreneur, investor, and father who built a real estate services platform to roughly $350M in revenue before selling control to a strategic buyer

Today, he leads Acquisition Collective and Kids Business School, where children ages 8 to 14 build and operate real businesses.

Jay speaks about acquisitions, founder independence, leadership transitions, AI for small businesses, youth entrepreneurship, and how real responsibility develops capable, resourceful kids.

Dr. Steve McGough is the cofounder of Women and Couples Wellness, inventor of the hi® massage system, and holder of six US and international patents.

For over sixteen years he's worked with several thousand women and couples on nervous system regulation, pelvic floor health, intimacy and fertility

His background is neuroscience research at Wake Forest School of Medicine, followed by a doctorate in sexology, and he works closely with urologists, pelvic floor physical therapists and fertility specialists.

Lifespanning named him a Global Top 50 Innovator. He shows individuals and couples why recovery fails when the nervous system never gets the signal to stand down, and what to do about it.

Steve also helps couples in high stress businesses find ways to strengthen their relationship while growing their business. He and his wife Wendy have been married over 25 years, running three startup companies. They practice what they teach.

Scott Bloom is a comedian, keynote speaker, podcaster, and author who has spent three decades as the go-to name for business humor, hosting and keynoting hundreds of events for some of the world's biggest companies, who keep bringing him back.

He's the author of the self-help satire The Atomic Morning Miracle: The Not-So-Obvious Quantum Paradox Guaranteed to Transform Your Life (The Secret: Wake Up 2 Hours Before You Go to Sleep). It's the self-help book for people who hate self-help books, a send-up of productivity culture that lets you laugh at the pressure to optimize every minute of your day while realizing you might not need fixing in the first place.

Guiding readers through it is actor Scott Bakula, who wrote the foreword and appears throughout the book as a fictionalized version of himself. Yes, THAT Scott Bakula (Quantum Leap, Star Trek: Enterprise, NCIS: New Orleans). No, really. The actual guy.

Scott also hosts No More Bad Events, a podcast that goes behind the scenes of the world's best-run conferences and meetings.