Welcome to Season 2, Episode 4. On July 30, twenty years ago, more than 450,000 people joined the Rolling Stones, AC/DC, Rush, and a stellar lineup of performers at Downsview Park in Toronto for an event that became known as Sarstock.

At the twentieth anniversary of that record-breaking event, Dennis Mills, your host of The Life of a Servant, chatted with celebrated radio broadcaster, Greg Brady, on his program, Toronto Today with Greg Brady. We feature that complete, unedited conversation in its entirety in this episode of The Life of a Servant.

Greg and Dennis talk about some of the fascinating behind-the-scenes tidbits associated with Molson Canadian Rocks for Toronto, as it was officially called. They also point out how things have changed since 2003 -- how we all feel the need for more collaboration, goodwill and selflessness; how we need more servant-leaders who can work together for the greater good. You'll even hear a recommendation or two about why Canada's Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, should considering serving more closely with Toronto's Mayor, Olivia Chow, to tackle the really big issues we face today -- even if it means sharing office space for a couple of weeks!

Check out Toronto Today with Greg Brady at the following link: https://globalnews.ca/toronto/program/the-morning-show-640-toronto/

And be sure to treat yourself to a compelling story about the 20th anniversary that was featured in the award-winning Ottawa Life Magazine:

https://www.ottawalife.com/article/sarstock-2003-the-untold-story-of-molson-canadian-rocks-for-toronto/

And always feel free to pop by at DennisMills.com for more information. In this episode: Rolling Stones, AC/DC, Rush, Justin Timberlake, Greg Brady, Dan O'Neill, Michael Cohl, Parc Downsview Park, SARS 2003, Dennis Mills, Jean Chretien, Justin Trudeau, Olivia Chow, Canada, Toronto