What does humanity risk carrying into the stars? Greg Fish joins Shane Hewitt to question whether space exploration could mirror the colonial mistakes of Earth’s past. Their discussion digs into the economics of exploration, the pressures of human nature, and…
Success isn’t always what it looks like from the outside. Tony Chapman shares why emotional and intellectual rewards bring deeper fulfillment than material achievements. This episode unpacks the evolving role of vision boards, the importance of self-esteem, and why happiness…
Boredom has a bad reputation — but science tells a different story. Dr. Samantha Yammine shares with Shane Hewitt how the absence of stimulation gives the brain space to generate ideas, strengthen creativity, and nurture mental well-being. This episode uncovers…
Teenagers today are growing up with constant exposure to violent content — often without parents even realizing what they’re seeing. Social media algorithms push violent images directly into feeds, reshaping how teens process the world around them. Shane Hewitt and…
What happens when conspiracy theories collide with real-life consequences? Nathan Radke joins Shane Hewitt to examine Romana de Dulo, the self-proclaimed Queen of Canada, and the cult-like dynamics surrounding her movement. The conversation unpacks how stress, community, and belief systems…
Technology and human connection meet in unexpected ways. Jamie Ellerton and Lindsay Broadhead join Shane Hewitt to reflect on the role of smart speakers, personal journeys, and how success is defined beyond traditional measures. The conversation highlights the importance of…
Is success a destination, or is it something harder to define? Ryan O’Donnell admits success shows up in some areas of life, while Noah Scanga challenges the very idea of measuring it at all. With Shane Hewitt asking how success…
Behind the name Terry Fox is a family that has carried his mission forward for decades. This episode highlights how the Fox family preserves Terry’s legacy while inspiring new generations to embrace his message of resilience and hope. Shane Hewitt…
What does it take to paddleboard around Vancouver Island? For Paul Verchere, it was a mix of grit, patience, and inspiration drawn from Terry Fox. In conversation with Shane Hewitt, Paul recounts his 36-day, 1,300-kilometer journey after recovering from a…
What connects the rhythm of sleep, the quirks of rituals, and the messiness of DIY home projects? In this candid conversation, Shane and Bob Addison piece together stories of weather, family, and the unexpected lessons hiding in everyday life.From the…
What separates a request from an ultimatum — and why does it matter so much in relationships? Explore how boundaries, communication, and vulnerability shape deeper connections in dating and partnerships. Shane Hewitt and Jen Kirsch examine how adaptability can sometimes…
This episode begins with memory and meaning. Kris Abel reflects on his late friend, journalist Beverly Thompson, sharing a story that captures the humor and connection that defined their friendship. From there, the focus moves to technology shaping everyday life:…
Parliament is back — and Canada’s political landscape is already shifting. Cabinet shuffles, leadership signals, and the pace of government decisions set the tone for what’s ahead. Shane Hewitt and Matt Gurney explore the strengths and weaknesses of today’s leaders,…
The name Terry Fox continues to spark hope decades after his Marathon of Hope began. This episode revisits why his journey matters now more than ever. Shane Hewitt and Ryan look at the significance of the 2025 Terry Fox Run,…
Robert Munsch’s stories have shaped childhoods and families across generations. With news of his choice for medically assisted death due to dementia, the chance to celebrate his legacy while he is still here carries new weight. In this “Good News…
