Shiftheads – The 9-to-5 is Dead: Mohit Rajhans Reveals Why Your Workday Will Never Be the Same Again

Media strategist and author Mohit Rajhans joins Shane Hewitt on The Nightshift to explore how the digital transformation has permanently blurred workday boundaries, emphasizing that productivity in 2025 demands new strategies for managing after-hours demands and asynchronous collaboration. Drawing from his book Reskilling for the Future of Work, Rajhans—founder of ThinkStart.ca . and a leading…

SH&TNS – ‘I’m Profoundly Alive’: George Stroumboulopoulos on Living Loud, Loving Deep, and Letting Go

On this episode of Shane Hewitt & The Nightshift, the mic is graced by none other than the original disruptor of Canadian media—George Stroumboulopoulos. @Strombo, with his signature blend of insight and intensity, Strombo dives deep into what it means to truly live. From his reflections on community and childhood to his unshakable belief in…

ICYMI – Strawberry Scams and $17 Surprise Tags: Are We Being Gouged at the Grocery Store This Summer?

 Shane Hewitt is joined by The Food Professor, Dr. Sylvain Charlebois — Canada’s leading food policy expert from Dalhousie University — to dig into why fresh summer produce should mean fair prices, and why sometimes… it doesn’t. They unpack how seasonal fruits like strawberries signal the start of summer, how sneaky pricing tricks erode…

NEW – THROWBACK THURSDAY – When Canada Led the World (in Bad Jeans and Global Diplomacy): Rewinding 2002 with G8 Summits, MuchMusic, and More!

Shane Hewitt chats with Ed Conroy, founder of RetrOntario.com and expert in Canadian pop culture nostalgia, to relive the defining moments of 2002 — from MuchMusic mania and cringey fashion trends to political shifts and tech growing pains. Together, they explore how that year shaped Canadian identity in everything from TV and music to how…

Framing Canada’s TV Evolution: Chatting with Pat Ferns

Pat Ferns and Shane Hewitt dive into In The Big Picture, exploring Ferns’ journey from early Canadian TV shoots to defining moments in independent Canadian production — from gritty docudramas to the rise of regional storytelling. They reflect on how Ferns’ personal experiences shaped the industry, highlighting key turning points and behind‑the‑scenes lessons shared in…

NEW – Why We’re Losing Touch: Pete Bombaci on the Loneliness Epidemic in Working-Age Canadians

Pete Bombaci, founder of the GenWell Project, joins Shane Hewitt to discuss a troubling StatCan report showing that working-age Canadians are spending significantly less time with friends. Drawing on his expertise in social connection, Bombaci explores the mental health impacts of this trend and offers practical ways to rebuild meaningful relationships in a disconnected world.…