From watches to smart glasses, wearable tech keeps pushing boundaries — but at what cost? Mohit Rajhans discusses how these devices shape consumer behavior, blur the line between utility and distraction, and add pressure to work-life balance. Drawing on past…
Seafood sustains billions, but overfishing and pollution threaten its future. Lasse Gustavsson, president of Ocean Wise, explains how sustainable fishing practices and eco-label programs can transform consumer choices into conservation action. The conversation highlights the vital role oceans play in…
What’s the best way to work — steady paychecks or building something of your own? Jimmy Zoubris and Andrew Caddell join Shane Hewitt to weigh the pros and cons of wages, salary, and self-employment. The conversation explores the tax benefits…
MoviesFrom chilling horror to thoughtful drama, Steve Stebbing lays out the must-watch films for the weekend. The conversation covers Him, a dark hockey story backed by Jordan Peele’s production company, Kogonada’s Big Bold Beautiful Journey, and The History of Sound,…
The countdown is on for Canada’s next big leap in space. Rahul Goel, CEO of NordSpace, discusses the company’s mission to launch rockets from Newfoundland and push Canadian innovation to new heights. The conversation highlights how regulatory frameworks support launches,…
What’s really inside a paycheck — and why does it matter? Peter Tzanetakis joins Shane Hewitt to break down the essentials of payroll, from how gross pay becomes net pay to the ripple effects of errors on both employees and…
Self-employment promises freedom — but at what cost? Shane Hewitt, Noah Scanga, and Ryan O’Donnell break down the psychological and financial realities of working for yourself versus earning a steady paycheck. The discussion explores the risks, rewards, and overhead of…
What defined 2010, and why does it still matter today? Ed Conroy looks back at a year that brought hipster culture, artisanal trends, and a shifting social media landscape that changed how identities were built. From the brilliance of The…
Free speech debates take on new weight when governments and corporations intersect with media. Rob Breakenridge explores how political narratives influenced late-night television during the Trump years, raising questions about integrity, censorship, and agenda-driven storytelling. The conversation also considers the…
What’s your signature drink — as in, if I walked up to the bar and ordered a drink named after you, what would it be? Ryan O’Donnell joins a Throwback Thursday conversation that mixes personal stories with cultural moments from…
Food pricing isn’t just about what’s on the shelf — it’s about the systems behind it. Dr. Sylvain Charlebois discusses the economics of Canadian beef, the structural advantages of banana supply chains, and how cultural dynamics influence transparency in the…
What’s it like to survive the chaos of TIFF while reflecting on the state of entertainment? Richard Crouse recounts his festival experience, weaving in stories of exhaustion, celebrity culture, and the moments that make film festivals unforgettable. The conversation also…
What makes a costume more than just clothing? Rebecca Toon reveals how storytelling drives her work in theater and film, from subtle details to bold visual statements. The conversation explores the hidden messages woven into costumes, the collaborative process with…
Free speech debates take on new weight when governments and corporations intersect with media. Rob Breakenridge explores how political narratives influenced late-night television during the Trump years, raising questions about integrity, censorship, and agenda-driven storytelling. The conversation also considers the…
Fraud has gone digital, but the tactics remain familiar. In this episode, Shane and Ryan examine how scams have grown from phone calls and timeshares into complex online traps. They explore phishing emails, subscription tricks, and the psychology scammers exploit…
