Upcoming Guests
Monday, June 15th, 2026
Abdu Murray
Founder of Embrace the Truth
Speaker/Attorney
Author, “Fake ID: How AI and Identity Ideology Are Collapsing Reality―and What to Do About It”
Is it possible to know what’s real anymore? Unchecked AI and shifting gender ideology are reshaping how we see truth, identity, relationships, and what it means to be human. These cultural tsunamis sweep us away reality itself.
Former Muslim turned Christian apologist Abdu Murray shows us how rekindling a love for transcendent truth helps us reclaim what is being lost in unsettling times. Spiritual seekers, as well as anyone feeling overwhelmed or helpless about our cultural landscape, will find grounding and hope here. FAKE ID empowers readers to:
• Discern what is real apart from cultural influence and pressure.
• Think critically about AI and gender identity.
• Be who God calls them to be rather than who culture tells them to be.
• Understand why we are neither biochemical machines nor gods of our own making.
• Anchor their confidence in what it means to be human through of the Bible’s timeless truth.
In an age of identity crisis, FAKE ID anchors us in reality by compassionately offering logical, scientific, and moral clarity through the lens of Scripture’s enduring wisdom.
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http://www.embracethetruth.org/
Tuesday, June 16th, 2026
Vancouver Men's Friendship Story
Bob Kuhn, David Bentall and Carson Pue share with us their close and committed friendship of forty-five-years. As young leaders, they all realized they needed trusted accountability and decided to make a covenant agreement to be friends, and to spend time regularly to talk to each other about important life issues. They have helped each other navigate loss, marital difficulties, and health challenges.
Wednesday, June 17th, 2026
Kuya Naredo
Partnership Coordinator, Urban Promise
Patch leader, MoveIn
Kuya’s story starts growing up in Saudi Arabia during the Gulf war (Desert Storm) in the early 1990’s and how his family had to hide from the persecution for believing in Jesus. Kuya talks about how his dad was a man of God, unashamed of the of gospel, and how that influenced him to model Jesus to others. Kuya also mentions the importance of mentors in his life and how it shaped him into being a leader. Kuya has mentored many youth to become leaders in their communities. He integrates faith in sports by working on their skills (basketball) through training, cultivating them as a leader, and finally he helping them grow spiritually.
He also discusses what today’s youth is experiencing – poverty, gang violence, trafficking, bullying and trying to discern the truth.
Thursday, June 18th, 2026
Darin Martin
Musician, Acoustic Folk Music
Co-leader of the Martin Brothers Collective
For years, brothers Darin & Jeremy Martin have enchanted audiences with their blend of original compositions and beloved covers. Renowned for their distinctive style, the Martin brothers deliver more than just music—they craft compelling narratives and mesmerizing harmonies, ensuring each performance leaves an indelible mark.
In addition to MBC, Darin has been recording and performing as a solo artist since his teens. Listeners appreciate the thought-provoking and self-reflective openness shared creatively throughout Darin’s songs and stories.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/martinbrotherscollective
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MartinBrothersCollective/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@darinmartinmusicpage
https://darinmartin.ca/about-darin
Friday, June 19th, 2026
Murray Shawnoo
Senior Pastor, Faithbuilders International
Murray Shawnoo’s grandfather went to residential school as a child but it wasn’t until he
experienced an encounter with God while working as a roofer that he understood the true love
of Jesus.
He went on to become a minister, taking his children to church and raising them as Christians.
That legacy of faith was passed down to Murray Shawnoo who opened his own church on Kettle
Point First Nation where he leads a congregation of both Indigenous and non-Indigenous people
in the area.
Murray Shawnoo, from Chippewas of Kettle and Stony Point First Nation, joins 100 Huntley Street to share about how we pass down our faith to the next generation, in honour of NIPD.