In this edition of Smart Speakers, featuring Lindsay Broadhead, we dig into some hot topics making waves across Canada. Is it a problem that Energy Minister Tim Hodgson holds dual Canada-U.S. citizenship? What do Canadians think about Hudson’s Bay rebranding as Rupert Legacy after selling its IP to Canadian Tire—should we honor the history or…
Special guest Craig Baird from the Canadian History Ehx podcast as they explore the fascinating history of Canada’s Prince Rupert, the vast territory known as Rupert’s Land, and the story of the first governor of the Hudson’s Bay Company. Dive deep into the roots of Canada’s fur trade, colonial past, and the legacy that shaped…
On this uplifting episode of Good News Tuesday, the team shares some heartwarming good news stories. Tony takes us on a journey through France and Italy, Noah cooks up special tarts with his 90-year-old aunty, and Ryan shares his excitement about seeing The Lion King. Meanwhile, Shane reflects on the meaningful connections he made during…
Shane Hewitt and Matt Gurney delve into the complexities of labor strikes, focusing on the current situation with Air Canada’s flight attendants. Explore the nuances of union negotiations, public perception, and the broader implications for the airline industry. Discover why the stakes are high and what the future might hold for organized labor movements. Tune…
Ian Lee, Professor at Carleton University’s Sprott School of Business, explains why Bick’s—Canada’s favourite pickle—is becoming harder to find on Canadian shelves. Despite being made with Canadian cucumbers and lids, the pickles are packaged in the USA—meaning new tariffs now apply. Ian breaks down how these tariffs don’t work as intended and end up punishing…
Shane and Uncle Bob dive into the delightful oddities of everyday life. From the art of managing (too cheap!) summer heat without air conditioning to the surprising science behind washing socks and underwear, this episode is packed with humor and relatable insights. Uncle Bob shares how his retirement plans are shaping up and why he…
Shane takes us through Canada’s history with forest fires, setting the stage for an in-depth discussion with Dr. Farhan Asrar, an expert in disaster and emergency management. Dr. Asrar breaks down why this summer ranks as Canada’s second-worst forest fire season on record, the wide-reaching health impacts, and what it means for public and environmental…
Why are Canadian troops getting raises, and why do so many join—and leave—the military? Join Shane Hewitt and Richard Shimooka from the Macdonald-Laurier Institute as they break down the latest news on military pay raises and the real reasons behind enlistment and departures. Plus, should Canada invest in building more armoured vehicles to strengthen its…
Dr. Samantha Yammine, aka ScienceSam joins The Nightshift to explore a bizarre but brilliant study on sleep and pregnancy in cockroaches—yes, really. From live births to sleep-deprived bugs, this conversation draws surprising parallels to human biology and reveals how even insects need rest to thrive. Originally aired on2025-08-11
Shane Hewitt and Ryan O’Donnell as they kick off the show with a fun chat about surviving the summer heat—and Ryan’s quest to find the perfect 18-degree day. But the surprises don’t stop there! Discover the bizarre truth about shipping giant bugs to unsuspecting recipients and why this strange trend is catching on. From weather…
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