The Reason Episode 2

1:01 - 4:45 People get a lot of things wrong about Roy McDonald. . . Some say he's an eccentric millionaire- others think he lives under a bridge... The truth about this urban legend is that he lives in a modest house and is a published author.

4:50 - 7:42 This is the story of Campoverde - an exclusive social club. This network of doctors, artists, opera singers and lawyers may spend a lot time mixing and mingling, but they also rebuilt a village in Sri Lanka.

7:43 - 10:06 And now to Woodbridge comedian Alex Brovedani ....a man whose chosen career has brought him very little money - and very many heckles.

10:22 - 12:00 Our next guest produced a campaign video that spread her message and helped her win the title of student council president. But even after 18,000 hits on Youtube, The University of Western Ontario's Emily Rowe says for her, being president isn't about politics.

12:02 - 14:15 The next story is all about fitting in. Producer Chris Mitchell hit UWO's campus to ask the question . . . why do so many girls dress the same?

14:19 - 15:16 Even Western girls take their uggs off sometimes. Like at a gala event I went to on the weekend. The girls under the sea of sexy black dresses weren't afraid to spend time and money dressing to impress.

15:19 - 18:15 For some art is personal expression . . .but not for our next guest. Producer Chris Mitchell spoke with Toronto artist Tibi Tibi Neuspiel about why he paints devils on pieces of toast.

18:16 - 22:50 Clothes can help you stand out ...but skin is the largest organ of your body.How far would you go to set yourself apart from the crowd? Producer Omman Hussain brings you this tongue-twisting tale.

22:53 - 27:04 Some people modify their bodies so much, it almost kills them. Shannon Sealy is a 33-year-old London woman who has struggled with eating disorders for more than 15 years. Kelly Quance met her in a local coffee shop to try and discover WHY this happens.

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