NEW – Widowed, Heartbroken… and Hilarious? How One Man Turned Grief Into Laughs

Brent Bowlin opens up about losing his wife and how comedy—alongside a mischievous dog and elusive cat—helped him rediscover purpose. In a heartfelt and humorous conversation, he and Shane Hewitt explore how laughter can be a lifeline when words fall short. #GriefAndHealing #LaughterIsMedicine #WidowerLife #ComedyForACause #MentalHealthMatters #RockyAndHarry #LifeAfterLoss #FindingPurpose #RocHarComedy #InspirationThroughGrief Originally aired on2025-06-24

SHIFTHEADS – Why These Canadians Might Flee the Snow—But Never the Country

Shane Hewitt is joined by journalist and commentator Matt Gurney to celebrate Canada Day, and dive into what makes Canada special, from favorite hometowns to hidden gems across the country. But when it comes to winter and where they’d really like to live—let’s just say the answers might surprise you. Read more from Gurney at…

From Mr. Boombastic to Middle School Magic—Bob’s Bit of Summer Nostalgia

Shane Hewitt is joined by Bob Addison who reflects on the summer solstice, musical memories, and a Grade 7 dance that started awkward but ended with Kendrick Lamar and unexpected moves on the dance floor. From sweaty suits to nostalgic beats, this episode captures the joy and weirdness of growing up—and letting go. #SummerSolstice #GraduationVibes…

ICYMI – Sleepless in Canada: Why Financial Stress Is Wrecking Our Rest

As nearly half of Canadians lose sleep over money worries, psychiatrist and sleep expert Dr. Michael Mak joins Shane Hewitt on The Nightshift to unpack the hidden insomnia epidemic gripping the nation. From outdated sleep aids to the real root causes beyond inflation, this episode reveals what’s keeping Canadians up at night—and what to do…

Shiftheads – You’re Paying More Than You Think: The Credit Card Trap No One Talks About

Anita Bruinsma joins Shane to unravel the often-overlooked truths about credit card interest. From how it’s calculated to why it doesn’t fluctuate with market rates, Anita breaks down the mechanics in a way that’s both eye-opening and easy to grasp. She emphasizes the importance of tracking interest payments, not just balances, to truly understand the…

SH&TNS – Gerry Dee Says Bingo Is the New Comedy Club—And He Might Go Pro!

On this segment of Shane Hewitt & the Nightshift, comedian Gerry Dee joins to talk about the unexpected comeback of bingo, sharing how a casual game at a friend’s mom’s house turned him into a fan. They dive into his partnership with Delta Bingo, the modern twist on the classic game, and how it’s becoming…

NEW – DIY Hacks, Bunny Drama & Fence Feuds: Handy Andy’s Wild Ride

Shane Hewitt & the Nightshift is joined by Handy Andy Baryer who shares clever DIY tips for building custom bed stands and corner shelves, while also introducing his adorable new pet rabbit who still needs a name. The conversation takes a neighborly turn as they explore how to handle fence feuds and debunk common home…

Retail Revolution: HBC Cashes In, SportChek Goes Big, and WoolAid Heals Green!

Retail analyst Bruce Winder joins Shane Hewitt to unpack three major stories shaking up Canadian retail: HBC’s strategic leaseback deal with a B.C. mall giant, SportChek’s bold new “Destination Sport” concept store, and the eco-conscious debut of WoolAid’s merino wool bandages in Canada. From real estate reinvention to experiential shopping and sustainable healthcare, this episode…

CRTC’s Internet Labels: Game-Changer or Just More Empty Promises?

Technology journalist Carmi Levy joins Shane Hewitt to unpack the CRTC’s proposed “internet nutrition labels,” a move that could finally bring transparency to Canada’s murky telecom market. But while the idea sounds promising, Levy warns that without real enforcement, it risks becoming just another empty promise from a regulator with a shaky track record. #CRTC…

Sweet Lies? The Truth Behind Canada’s Sugar Tax Repeal

Dr. Scott Harding of Memorial University joins Shane Hewitt to unpack the surprising results of Canada’s first sugary drink tax—revealing a 12% drop in sales and a 24% decline in weekly consumption—while questioning why the policy is being repealed just as it shows promise. From public health wins to political spin, Harding shares what the…